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Domaine Marc Sorrel: New Releases from Hermitage
Marc Sorrel is the owner and operator of one of Hermitage’s finest domains. He produces tiny quantities of white and red Hermitage and Croze Hermitage from organic vineyards. He is a modern producer but his wines reveal the complexities of … Continue reading
Montalcino and Rhône Wines from JAO Wine Imports
JAO Imports is best known for the excellent Burgundies that it imports to the US, but it also brings in selected wines from other parts of Europe, including Champagne, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and Montalcino.
Posted in Countries and Regions, France, Italy, Red Wine, Uncategorized
Tagged Chateauneuf-du-Pape, JAO, Montalcino, Rhone
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Ancient Wine: Four Thousand Year Old Cellar Found in Galilee
An article just published in PLOS ONE reveals the discovery of a 2nd millennium BC palatial wine cellar at Tel Kabri in western Galilee not far from the famed, ancient Bethanath vineyard in the Beit HaKerem Valley that separates upper … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Wine Articles
Tagged Israel
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