Grape Wall of China Eastern exposure: Bar Neuf, Imperial Horse and eight Ningxia wineries in Nanjing
Eastern exposure: Bar Neuf, Imperial Horse and eight Ningxia wineries in Nanjing
Grape Wall of China, over a year ago
Earlier this week, I helped organize a wine contest in Nanjing that included entries from eight operations in Ningxia. I’ll have more details soon, including the results, but first a quick post about the “after taste” — and about which bottles … Continue reading →
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