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The Paradox of Chenin Blanc

on July 01, 2021

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By Eric Asimov | NYTimes | NYT > Food | Disclosure

Food How can a wine be bone dry yet offer flavors that appear sweet? It’s part of the mystique that makes this versatile grape so captivating. NYT NYT > Food NYTimes

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The Frugal Traveler Remembers Arthur Frommer, the Guy Who Inspired Travelers to ‘Just Do It’

The Paradox of Chenin Blanc

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