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Champagne Food Pairings: Champagne and Caviar

It is not every day that you have the opportunity to sample the likes of Cristal, Dom Pérignon and Krug side-by-side with Caviar (and at £180Read More

A Wine For Crispy Lemon Chicken

A Wine For Crispy Lemon Chicken

Alex over at Eating Leeds selected a rather tasty sounding New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc to accompany the food for this round of Combinations. It is roundRead More

Visiting Bisol and Prosecco.

Visiting Bisol and Prosecco.

Plenty of correspondence regarding my Italian trip – sorry for the lack of specific location details. Prosecco is a small wine region directly north of Venice.Read More

More from the helicopter.

More from the helicopter.

Three more images from my Bisol sponsored Italian trip. More info here and details of the wines. More images of vineyards and the trip in generalRead More

Bisol Prosecco

Bisol Prosecco

It is a dramatic landscape – an east-west running series of craggy hills, where grape growing is impossible thick forests smother the steep hillsides. Better appreciatedRead More

Helicopter Over Prosecco

Helicopter Over Prosecco

Been to Italy; hence the lack of posts over the last couple of days. Plenty of info and loads more images on the trip to come,Read More

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