The world auction market for fine wine may shrink by 20% or more in 2012, as the value of fine Bordeaux bottoms out, experts are predicting.
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Côte du Rhône 2010 est un des trois meilleurs millésimes de cette région que l'expert du journal Decanter, John Livingstone-Learmonth, avait goûté en 40 ans. Delete the scoop?
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The first London tasting of 2011 right bank wines has confirmed oenologist Denis Dubourdieu's comments that the vintage is as varied as the bizarre weather patterns that produced it. In his annual report the renowned consultant talks about the ‘unpredictable consequences’ of the incredibly hot spring, cool July, rainy August and Indian summer.Winners this year are Merlot-based wines on clay and limestone soils, Cabernet Sauvignon on gravel and clay-gravel, the botrytised sweet wines of Sauternes and Barsac, and the whites of Pessac. Cabernet Franc, when it worked, was exceptional, Dubordieu said. Producers from St Emilion and Pomerol and their neighbouring appellations, in London yesterday for the Cercle Rive Droite 2011 tasting, agreed. ‘It was the best year ever for Cabernet Franc Delete the scoop?
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