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NYTimes: Asimov on Bandol

by TomHill » Tue Mar 18, 2014 7:18 pm

A mildly interesting, if a bit formulaic, column by Asimov in today's NYTimes:
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Re: NYTimes: Asimov on Bandol

by Tim York » Wed Mar 19, 2014 2:38 am

A good article, IMO. Bandol's red is my favourite from France's Deep South. It has a class and elegance which I don't find in any of the others from Provence (on reflection, Trévallon excepted), S.Rhône and Languedoc/Roussillon, much as I love some of those in their different ways. Asimov describes better than I can Bandol's distinctiveness.
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