Nicolas Thienpont Tasting & Dinner
Friday, January 29th, 2010Nicolas Thienpont is an incredibly busy man. He not only owns three chateau in the Cote de Francs (including Puygueraud where he spent his childhood) but manages and makes the wine
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Nicolas Thienpont is an incredibly busy man. He not only owns three chateau in the Cote de Francs (including Puygueraud where he spent his childhood) but manages and makes the wine
We now have details of the wines for our 3rd March tasting from several more of our Burgundy growers:
Antoine Jobard is sending three 2006s - Meursault en la Barre, Meursault 1er Cru Genevrieres and Meursault 1er Cru Poruzots
Just in case you thought wine was all we knew about, here’s Harry playing his bagpipes in anticipation of a world-class Burns Night appearance:
This year, I spent the New Year and much of January in South Africa. I could definitely get used to beating away the January blues with 40 degree heat and daily sunshine!
Burgundy really gets wine geeks going. We love it. We wax lyrical about the challenges of making great Pinot Noir, the variations between vineyards separated by
Goedhuis & Co Ltd
6 Rudolf Place, Miles Street
London, SW8 1RP
T: 020 7793 7900
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