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M is for more meunier and miammiam

Posted on May 10, 2014 by Caroline

Meunier has often been considered the week little brother of the more powerful and structured Pinot Noir, or the ugly wee sister of the elegant Chardonnay. Instead of bringing structure or elegance, it only adds fruitiness to the blend… When … Continue reading →

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Champagne Tarlant – the one Champagne I really cannot get enough of :-)

Posted on February 6, 2012 by Caroline

Champagne Tarlant, is a small independent champagne grower in Oeuilly, in the Vallée de la Marne. The Tarlants started growing grapes and making still wine in the 17th century and almost as soon as the technology allowed it Louis Tarlant, … Continue reading →

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