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Nicolas Greinacher, January 29, 2026
In 2024, the Northern Rhône delivered Syrahs of striking aromatic typicity, anchored by a distinctive peppery profile reminiscent of past cooler vintages. This report examines how an exceptionally challenging growing season shaped both red and white wines across all eight appellations. After a final word on the in-bottle 2023 reds, I look ahead to the extremely low-yielding 2025 harvest and the potential addition of a new cru to the region.
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La Trompette, London, UK
Neal Martin, January 2026
You could define a bona fide great restaurant as one where tingles of excitement run down your spine no matter many times you enter its doors. La Trompette is essentially my second home, given the innumerable times I have visited, and I recently returned
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2024 Pittnauer Dancing Queen, 92 points
The 2024 Dancing Queen is a skin-contact blend of Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc. It is a wonder of peach juiciness, white plum and honeydew. The palate brings smooth creaminess and vibrant zestiness, with exquisite depth and a lovely scent of mandarin. Utterly smashable. (AK)
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2005 Le Dôme
Neal Martin, February 2026
Having consistently tasted Le Dôme since the maiden 1996 vintage, it is always fascinating to return to those earliest vintages. The 2005 is drinking perfectly now, and will offer another 12 to 15 years’ drinking pleasure.
2013 Domaine Didier Dagueneau – Louis Benjamin Pouilly-Fumé Silex
2020 Champagne Nakada-Park Brut Nature Vignes de Gyé-Sur-Seine
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