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If you like champagne, check Jancis Robinson's Wine Column of Last Saturday's Financial Times

March 31, 2005 by serge the concierge

One of my favorite things to read on the week-end is Jancis Robinson's wine column in the Financial Times.
You can find it (no registration required) on her website www.jancisrobinson.com under 'wine news'.
Her March 26th column was on Champagne and how "you're better off seeking out non-vintages from individual growers rather than carefully marketed bubbly from big names."

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