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Sheraton and Broken Hills Wine Dinner

Broken Hills is an Australian label, using grapes from all over the great sunburned land, and with their winemaker Leigh Gilligan being available,...

Royal Cliff Wine Club celebrates 10 years and really is deVine

  It was another full house for the 10th anniversary of Ranjith Chandrasiri’s spectacular wine club at the Royal Cliff, now called the deVine...

deVine Wine Club accepts a Mission Impossible

Do you remember the original TV series Mission Impossible?  It began each week with “Your mission, Mr. Phelps, should you choose to accept...

Tuscany wine appraisal

There is much more to imbibing in Pattaya than the (now fallacious) image of merely beer swilling.  Over the past decade, Pattaya’s residents...

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