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The financial crisis has hit small, independent wineries especially hard, said Phillipe Kazek, founder of Vignerons a la Maison.
Wine: Notes from the dump bucket Dave McIntyre 2010
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The Rue des Vignerons, next to the Craftsmen Courtyard at Ch teau Margaux, is where some of the workers live.
Two Reigning Ch 2010
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Alec Douglas-Home, writing in 1979, has an amazing tale to tell worthy of a saloon bar or an after-dinner speech, or a second bottle from the Cave des Vignerons de Buxy: We were shooting above a railway cutting when I shot a high woodcock which fell into the tender of the Flying Scotsman.
A Year on the Wing TIM DEE 2009
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Vigreron Independants Vignerons Indépendants | Paris The Vignerons Indépendants (independent winemakers) will make two trips to Paris this year, with the next visit in November.
Live, Learn Drink 2009
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As I write I am sipping a burgundy with a woodcock on its label, an earthy pinot noir from the Cave des Vignerons de Buxy in the Côte Chalonnaise.
A Year on the Wing TIM DEE 2009
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The name of the wine was Risqué (an omen, perhaps?) and it was billed as a Blanquette Méthode Ancestrale (Sparkling Wine) produced and bottled by Les Vignerons du Sieur d'Arques in Limoux, France -- for Toad Hollow's, the Healdsburg, California label -- with a 6% alcohol.
Corkscrew & Cave 2006
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Both the Dead Letter Office, from Henry's Drive Vignerons, and the Pirramimma offered this kind of very real, very special taste.
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The name of the wine was Risqué (an omen, perhaps?) and it was billed as a Blanquette Méthode Ancestrale (Sparkling Wine) produced and bottled by Les Vignerons du Sieur d'Arques in Limoux, France -- for Toad Hollow's, the Healdsburg, California label -- with a 6% alcohol.
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The name of the wine was Risqué (an omen, perhaps?) and it was billed as a Blanquette Méthode Ancestrale (Sparkling Wine) produced and bottled by Les Vignerons du Sieur d'Arques in Limoux, France -- for Toad Hollow's, the Healdsburg, California label -- with a 6% alcohol.
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The name of the wine was Risqué (an omen, perhaps?) and it was billed as a Blanquette Méthode Ancestrale (Sparkling Wine) produced and bottled by Les Vignerons du Sieur d'Arques in Limoux, France -- for Toad Hollow's, the Healdsburg, California label -- with a 6% alcohol.
Seattle Bon Vivant: 2005
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