Video: Tasting Terroir from the Languedoc
Posted on August 4th, 2010 3 Comments
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What does Languedoc terroir taste like? See inside for Le Video.
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What does Languedoc terroir taste like? See inside for Le Video.
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Some highlights from the Taste of Dublin – winewise.
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My wine of the week is the Château de la Ligne Cuvée Prestige 2005, a classic traditional Bordeaux from an Irish owned château. Perfect to start your cellar with.
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Supertuscan made with native Tuscan grapes from Castellare. Truly super.
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Bruce Cakebread from Cakebread Cellars in Napa Valley featured in 4 videos filmed in Dublin’s Ely CHQ.
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I’ve tried most of the Adams family; the girls Semillon, Pinot Gris and Riesling and the boys, Cabernet-Shiraz, The Fergus (a GSM Rhône blend) and now for the Shiraz, available from Tesco (€14.05).
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This week, my find is the Vina Alta Garnacha Samsó, made by Franck Massard.
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