• A First Look at 2009 Burgundies
• The 2010 Harvest begins at Chateau de Sours
• Cabernet & Carbonara
• More acclaim for Esclans & Ott
• “The hippest wine merchant in London”?
• Family Tennis in Suffolk
• Pichon Baron 1993
• Domaine Joseph Voillot – An Unheralded but Great Domaine
• 2002 Dom Pérignon - “The most perfect prestige Cuvée”
• The Goedhuis Away Day
• Willkommen to Alto Adige
• Ch Lafite Rothschild Blanc?
• Bellinis anybody?
• Glera, Prosecco’s ‘New’ Variety
• Northern Italian Trip Continued
• Five First Growths
• Warm Wine – No Thanks!
• James Low in Italy
• Tasting in Tuscany
• Talk about an epiphany

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Archive for November 4th, 2009

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• Austria
• Blogroll
• Bordeaux
• Bordeaux 2008
• Bordeaux 2009
• Burgundy
• Champagne
• Dinners and Events
• Fine Wine
• General
• Germany
• Hong Kong
• Italy
• Loire
• Minervois
• New World
• Portugal
• Press coverage
• Provence
• Rhone & The Midi
• Rosé
• Spain
• Tasting trips
• Wine Reviews

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About Goedhuis & Co

The 2005 Which Wine Guide says of Goedhuis & Company "This is a great place to go for Bordeaux from major properties, with a host of offerings from 1986 to the latest vintages. But there’s plenty of competition in that arena and more compelling reasons to choose Goedhuis can be found in the ranges from Burgundy, the Rhone, the Loire and Italy.

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