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Churchill's Estates Touriga Nacional 2011
Considered Portugal’s greatest variety, touriga nacional dates from antiquity and is today, as best we know, found only in Portugal. In the Douro, this thick skinned variety produces splendid wines. ... more

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Joseph Drouhin 2011

I am now on my 18th vintage of the illustrious Drouhin wines, and it is still, hands-down my favorite negociant in Burgundy from Chablis in the North, to St Veran in the ...

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Post Date: 02/28/14	Going After Pete and Amy After Nick successfully introduced a well made sauvignon blanc at only $120 a case last week, Pete got jealous and took all his bargain picks for February.
Post Date: 02/21/14	Always So Competitive Nick responds to Peter's challenge with a great value from the Loire.
Post Date: 02/14/14	2012 Burgundy Tasting notes from Peter's trip to the 2014 Frederick Wildman Burgundy event.
Post Date: 2/5/14	Two Pibarnons Nine Vintages Apart Perched atop the famous La Colline de Telegraphe in the northern most part of Bandol is Chateau Pibarnon, an estate purchased by Henri de Saint Victor in 1975.

Green Harvest

Viticultural practice which, it is claimed, improves wine quality by encouraging fruit ripening. It is known as éclaircissage or vendange verts (green harvest) in French. Some bunches are removed from the vine and those remaining should in theory ripen more quickly with the benefit of improved leaf to fruit ration. Green harvesting is usually carried out by hand, and is therefore expensive. Mechanical harvesters are occasionally used to thin crops, but here individual berries or parts of bunches are removed. – The Oxford Companion to Wine