The World of Fine Wine
Neil Beckett
Apushmi-pullyu—the fictional two-headed animal in The Story of Doctor Dolittle whose two halves pull in opposite directions—is the brilliantly fitting image Margaret Rand invokes for the two very different lives led equally successfully for many years...
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Change may be constant, but people and things change at very different rates and in very different ways. There is corporate or institutional change, such as Hugh Johnson describes here in his beautifully shared memories of Château Latour before and...
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We talk about Cabernet the way we talk about sports. We talk about Pinot Noir the way we talk about religion.” This characteristically pithy observation by Terry Theise, with which Meg Maker begins her penetrating study of “The Evolving Languages...
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