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Wine Blogging Wednesday #25: Champagne Fleury
posted on 14 Sep 2006 by Guruman ::
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(Posted by Max: Maki is out of commission since her Powerbook's system disk went belly up yesterday.)
When Sam from Becks & Posh announced the Wine Blogging Wednesday #25 to be about Champagne, it gave me a reason to dig a bit through the cellar, where I found a long-forgotten bottle of a Champagne Fleury which must be almost 10 years old.
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