Rhone Tasting Part 1 - Cote Rotie
Friday, November 20th, 2009Cote Rotie (’the roasted slope’) is the most northerly region of the Northern Rhone valley. I don’t think that many people have heard of this region unless
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Cote Rotie (’the roasted slope’) is the most northerly region of the Northern Rhone valley. I don’t think that many people have heard of this region unless
We are always delighted to have news from our man in the Minervois, Graham Nutter of Ch St Jacques d’Albas. Here is his assessment of the 2009 harvest:
One of the highlights of our wine tastings is always the charming Sylvie and her magnificent cheeses. We gave them their own room last night as the “scent” of the cheese can fight a little with the perfume of the wines….
And some more press coverage for another of our wines, this one making it into Jane MacQuitty’s Top 100 Wines of Winter in The Times last Saturday.
Each month Decanter magazine selects its “Wines of the Month” described as “the best AFFORDABLE wines to snap up and drink now, from the hundreds that we taste each month.”
Goedhuis & Co Ltd
6 Rudolf Place, Miles Street
London, SW8 1RP
T: 020 7793 7900
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