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Looking good with a new design Wine Expression is the host for the 19th edition of Wine Blogging Wednesday. Jathan has selected the Rhone Valley as the base of the theme - When in Rhone - but has expanded it to include the regions unique varieties planted outside of France. He lists the 22 grape varieties planted in the region but I don't expect to see many Bourboulenc, Camarese, Clairette Blanc or Vaccarese (and several others) from anywhere outside France!

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