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The singers were unseen, filling the grand darkened space of Paris' St.-Eustache Church with song, like disembodied angels. They moved slowly in procession, up the aisles to a makeshift stage, where they revealed themselves: the men, women and children of the Notre Dame Cathedral choir.
The singers were unseen, filling the grand darkened space of Paris' Saint-Eustache Church with song, like disembodied angels. They moved slowly in procession, up the aisles to a makeshift stage, where they revealed themselves: the men, women and children of the Notre Dame Cathedral choir.
The singers were unseen, filling the grand darkened space of Paris’ Saint-Eustache Church with song, like disembodied angels. They moved slowly i
Owned by the same family for a century, this second-growth in Bordeaux's St.-Julien appellation excelled in an erratic vintage, earning the No. 7 spot in Wine Spectator's Top 100 of 2021—the most exciting wines of the past year. See photos, video and a full review: rating, price, tasting note and when it's best to drink.
In a winery line-up, you wouldn’t pick out Peter Vinding-Diers as the winemaker. This tall, confident man, still dashing in his late seventies, looks as though he’d rather be striding across moorland with dogs in tow than pruning vines. It was a glimpse of the vineyards of Beaune that first made him think that making wine could be his future. At that time, he probably never dreamed that in the years ahead he would be acclaimed as an oenological wizard, especially for his work in isolating yeasts and solving other winemaking conundrums; nor that he would play a major role as an early ‘fl...