If every bottle were tipped together they would form a small river that must flow through a gap less than three inches wide – the mouth of Robert Parker, the world’s most powerful wine critic.
Fine wine, the sort that is laid down, traded, collected and occasionally drunk, is now produced everywhere, not just in Bordeaux and Burgundy.
If every bottle were tipped together they would form a small river that must flow through a gap less than three inches wide – the mouth of Robert Parker, the world’s most powerful wine critic.