Tempier Rosé
by Jane Berg
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Table of Contents
- An Unlikely, Yet Perfect Pairing by Jane Berg
- Domaine Charles Joguet by Emily Spillmann
- Fontsainte by the Numbers by Lyle Railsback
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Burgundy Sampler
Getting Better All the Time by Tom Wolf - Italian Pick-Me-Ups by Anthony Lynch
- The Italian Islands by Anthony Lynch
- Introducing Gaël Petit by Anthony Lynch