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Tag Archives: Pinot Noir
Quarantine: 14 Days of Isolation Wines – Day Six
Just yesterday, our Province declared that wine retail stores were an essential service during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although our store is no longer open to the public, we continue our “essential service” by providing curbside pickup, deliveries (currently by us … Continue reading
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Tagged Burgundy, France, isolation, job, Pinot Noir, quarantine, retail, solace, wine
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Pinot Around the World
When we hear the word Pinot, we think of the red Pinot. But did you know that the Pinot’s – Noir, Gris and Blanc are genetically identical? It’s complicated I know, but if you were test their DNA, you would … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, DNA, Family, Germany, grapes, Italy, mutations, New Zealand, Oregon, Pinot Blanc, Pinot grigio, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Ramato, USA, wine
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For The Love of Champagne
There’s this lure about Champagne; she seduces us with her fine bubbles, her lineage, her cache, chicness, and sometimes, that je ne sais quoi. Somm’s adore her…in fact there’s not one wine professional out there who I know that doesn’t … Continue reading
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