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From Jacques Noirot to Alain Roumier, Five Generations of de Vogüé’s Régisseurs This bottle of 1937 Musigny Grand Cru from Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé, was made by Georges Roumier, the domaine’s regisseur at the time. Georges Roumier, the legendary Burgundian vigneron, served as …
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A 1928 La Romanée From the Legendary La Rôtisserie de la Reine Pédauque The name of one of Paris’s finest restaurants of its time, an image of a French mythic figure; and one of Burgundy’s most prestigious Grand crus, all come together on this bottle: Romanée La Rôtisserie de la Reine …
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Burgundy is a lot about history, old producers and old wines … it sets the scene for the wines we drink today and the Burgundy we love. I have therefore decided to get help from a good friend who has special competencies regarding old wines – Pearl Liu Articles by Pearl Liu …
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Burgundy is a lot about history old producers and old wines … it sets the scene for the wines we drink today and the Burgundy we love. I have therefore decided to get the help from a good friend, who has special competences regarding old wines – Pearl Liu This bottle of 1923 La Tâche is …
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Burgundy is a lot about history old producers and old wines ... it sets the scene for the wines we drink today and the Burgundy we love. I have therefore decided to get the help from a good friend, who has special competences regarding old wines - Pearl Liu Who Was Behind the Wines of Henri …
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