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Best of 2014: I’ll have some Roussillon, hold the Rivesaltes

W. Blake Gray
December 30, 2014
archive, Columns, Features
In his February column, Blake Gray explained why the gradual extinction of some wine styles is not always a tragedy.

I’ll have some Roussillon, hold the Rivesaltes

W. Blake Gray
February 16, 2014
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Today I take pleasure in upending one of the most common wine story tropes: the "disappearing underappreciated wine" story. These stories play the emotions like a zither: loss, urgency to act, the opportunit...

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