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Allesverloren
Allesverloren
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The name Allesverloren reflects the origin of its wines. It stems from a single transformative incident: to buy tools...

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François Lamarche
François Lamarche
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The Lamarche family settled in the small village of Vosne-Romanée (Côte d'Or - Burgundy) around 1740. They expanded...

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Clos des Papes
Clos des Papes
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Paul Avril (1873-1962) was one of the people behind the creation of the appellation.In 1896 he started selling his...

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Kopke
Kopke
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Kopke 's path as a winegrower is intertwined with the history of his location. The Douro was predestined and has...

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Villa Moncigale
Villa Moncigale
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Since 1921, Moncigale's wines have been an ode to rosés from Provence. This is a passion our winemaker shares.

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    Traditionally, Coq au vin is made from an old rooster, a regional dish from Burgundy. But this can also be easily done from chicken legs or a chicken from the butcher. In Burgundy, this dish was actually a workers' dish, everything that was left was thrown into 1 pan and enriched with wine and broth. Until the restaurants discovered it and gave it a different twist and it became a higher quality to famous dish.

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