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THE EU wants to relax wine-labelling laws to help European producers compete with New World agribusiness. Apparently, it might mean Chteau Enormo being made in Sweden from grapes grown in Bordeaux. It's a preposterous idea that could wipe out unique local winemaking traditions with a tide of vile Europlonk. Here are just a few examples of the small European producers who exemplify those traditions. Buy them and fight back!
Domaine Chapoton, Les Fruits de Galet 2005, Ctes du Rhne (Berry Brothers, 3 St James St, SW1; 7.25) A typical spicy Rhne blend, dominated by syrah and grenache. Bright cherry and plum fruit, with a little more depth than most straight Ctes du Rhnes.See the full content of this document
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Small Is Beautiful ; Wines of the Week
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