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Latest issue, sent Wednesday, October 21: 5 stories, including Domaine Aux Moines Offers a Savory, Stony Side of Chenin Blanc.

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From the October 21 issue

5 stories, one email

  1. Domaine Aux Moines' Stupendous Savennières Duo
  2. Marcel Richaud's Soulful, Super Fresh, Southern Rhône Trio
  3. Domaine de Vernus Beaujolais — Made Like Burgundy
  4. Lalu's Nebbiolo is Fabulous Baby Barolo
  5. German Grand Cru² in Julian Haart's Erte Roden
Domaine Aux Moines Offers a Savory, Stony Side of Chenin Blanc

Domaine Aux Moines Offers a Savory, Stony Side of Chenin Blanc

Tessa Laroche is a vigneronne bursting with energy. A world traveling, food and wine loving, warm-hearted human, deeply committed to revealing the singular deliciousness of her corner of the Loire Valley.

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