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Inflorescence Asia
Jun 7, 2021
#CheninCheninChenin
Naturally high in acid, Chenin blanc, Pineau de la Loire or Steen (commonly used in South Africa) is a supremely versatile white grape...
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Inflorescence Asia
May 31, 2021
Daily Drinking Burgundy: Mercurey Blanc
As much as we would like to quench our thirst with Chardonnays made in Puligny-Montrachet, Meursault and Chassagne-Montrachet on a daily...
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Inflorescence Asia
May 28, 2021
Keep Calm & Drink Mondeuse
Another obscure variety that is grown mainly in the mountainous eastern France towards the border of Switzerland, Mondeuse Noire or...
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Inflorescence Asia
May 24, 2021
The Rare White Grape of Haut-Savoie - Gringet
Just a shy 30-40km away from Mont Blanc, a sleepy, almost extinct, rare white grape variety known as Gringet finds its roots deep in the...
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Inflorescence Asia
May 23, 2021
curry, sherry & chenin
We adore curries, especially those that are made from scratch and with a lot of love. Our friends at @jiakbacurry prepare theirs with...
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Inflorescence Asia
May 23, 2021
A Beauty From Aveyron
You may be wondering where Aveyron is eh? If you're familiar with Toulouse and Montpellier in the South of France, then the department of...
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Inflorescence Asia
May 21, 2021
Sushi with Boring Burgundy?
The weekend is FINALLY here but given the current covid-19 situation in Singapore (another 8 unlinked cases today) we aren't partying...
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Inflorescence Asia
May 20, 2021
Morgon The Rotten Rock? : Perraud vs Lapierre
Sandwiched in between Burgundy in the North and Rhone Valley in the South of France, Beaujolais is an area that's pretty much centred on...
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Inflorescence Asia
May 18, 2021
Fan dé Lune 2009, Domaine Saladin
Mourvèdre, also known as Monastrell in Spain or Mataro in Australia and the U.S. is a late ripening variety that thrives in warm, dry...
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Inflorescence Asia
May 17, 2021
Teochew-Canto Goodness at San Shu Gong 三叔公
If you have Teochew blood flowing in your veins, the "cold fish" dish known as 鱼饭 (yú fàn) should be familiar to you. A staple dish found...
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