I ADMIRED all kinds of wildlife at the Duke of Northumberland's glass, gunmetal and bath stone Great Conservatory, Syon Park, helping at an event for luxury jeweler and hotelier,
BVLGARI.

Featuring: opulent
Antinori,
Cervaro della Sala '05, an Italian with a Burgundian accent, delivered marked similarities to the
'04 (a nose of toasted merringue, salted butter and petals in water; with a palate again of salted butter, a hint of oleander and straw). The aftertaste was however a little shy by comparison and the nose a touch cooler in flavour intensity.
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Less posh, but still polite, an almost rosé
Pinot Noir from the catch-all
Moselle appellation in Luxembourg offered merry insight into a blushing, bucolic, spicily fragranced young
['06] beauty. Cool clime
Dom. Mathis Bastian unloaded musky cherry scents, with a light spritz squall. Pleasantly deft, and definitely a
Duchy Original...
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