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Queens Farm Museum's first release of wines, 830 cases in all, includes a Merlot 2006 and 2007, a premium red wine called Adriance 2006 (named for the Dutch family who first farmed here) and a Chardonnay 2006.
Queens's Napa Valley Peter Hellman 2010
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Queens Farm Museum's first release of wines, 830 cases in all, includes a Merlot 2006 and 2007, a premium red wine called Adriance 2006 (named for the Dutch family who first farmed here) and a Chardonnay 2006.
Queens's Napa Valley Peter Hellman 2010
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Queens Farm Museum's first release of wines, 830 cases in all, includes a Merlot 2006 and 2007, a premium red wine called Adriance 2006 (named for the Dutch family who first farmed here) and a Chardonnay 2006.
Queens's Napa Valley Peter Hellman 2010
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Adriance 2006 — a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc — was a step up in complexity, with its layering of leather, cherry and olivey notes and fuller body than the Merlot 2006.
Queens's Napa Valley Peter Hellman 2010
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Adriance 2006 — a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc — was a step up in complexity, with its layering of leather, cherry and olivey notes and fuller body than the Merlot 2006.
Queens's Napa Valley Peter Hellman 2010
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Adriance 2006 — a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc — was a step up in complexity, with its layering of leather, cherry and olivey notes and fuller body than the Merlot 2006.
Queens's Napa Valley Peter Hellman 2010
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Cumberland County and Cottontown - the name by this time had been changed to Adriance - seemed to me an ideal place for a small industrial school on the Hampton plan.
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He was dreaming of Adriance's concert in Paris, and of Adriance, the troubadour.
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He knew that she sat by him always watching for some trick of gesture, some familiar play of expression, some illusion of light and shadow, in which he should seem wholly Adriance.
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Adriance always said not only the right thing, but the opportune, graceful, exquisite thing.
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