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Managing partner Cody Pruitt had had time to test whether patrons would be open to “natural” wines during his tenure at Anfora before decamping to Libertine.
The traditional basket press is back in fashion in Burgundy. Sarah Marsh MW asks some of the region’s leading producers why they’ve reclaimed the tool.
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Banquets on blankets: Picnic kits, the best bottled cocktails and everything you need for park life 2.0 David Ellis Lockdown has begun to thaw. We’re all now allowed outdoors to socialise a little. And it is a little: restaurants and pubs aren’t back for couple of weeks, but we’re now able to get out with our household or meet one other person to catch up, including for the thrill of coffee on a park bench or a picnic. But after this endless lockdown, small changes feel like big things. It’s time to start feasting alfresco — especially now the rule of six has come in.
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Jane Eyre used to cut hair. Now she's the 'princess of pinot' By Kate Guest SatSaturday 27 updated SatSaturday 27 FebFebruary 2021 at 9:21pm A decade after starting her own winery, Jane Eyre was named négociant of the year by influential wine trade magazine, La Revue du Vin de France. ( Print text only Cancel It's a long way from Gippsland to Burgundy. It's an even bigger leap from doing highlights in an upmarket Melbourne hair salon to being crowned winemaker of the year by France's most respected wine magazine. For Jane Eyre, it took 23 years of long days in vineyards and late nights balancing the books before the pay-off arrived on a grey day in January this year.