Domaine Huet tasting notes
Monday, November 2nd, 2009Here are my tasting notes of the Domaine Huet wines we went through with Richard Kelley MW last week.
Le Haut-Lieu Sec 2008
An intense nose of lemon, almond, honey, orange rind,
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Archive for the 'Loire' Category
Domaine Huet Tasting
Friday, October 30th, 2009Chenin Blanc is one of the most undervalued white grape varieties around and I have never understood why. I am a huge fan of Chenin so it goes without saying that I was thrilled to hear that Richard Kelley MW,
Loire - The Garden of France (part 1)
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008A. Michel Brégeon’s vines in the Loire
Last week I spent a glorious three and a half days in the Loire Valley, a feat in itself because it usually takes that long just to drive across it! It is one of the most inspiring regions
