Wine with Leslie: The joy and pain of the Pinot Noir lover

"The 2022 Burgundys have just been released, and prices are stable but as high as ever, despite a fall in the demand for fine wine over the past year."
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Fri, 02 Feb, 2024 - 02:00
Leslie Williams

The joys of Pinot Noir have been explained here many times. 

When it is good, there is no grape that can match it for fragrance, elegance and verve. 

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