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Solving the Chinese Puzzle
Henry Leung helped stock many Chinese restaurants in New York with fine wine. Now he's headed for Napa Valley
Henry Leung can trace his passion for wine back to a September night in 1976, when he was a young waiter at David Keh's legendary Chinese restaurant on Manhattan's Upper East Side, David K's. It's a story the affable 57-year-old restaurateur tells often: "The New York Times food critic was in dining with a few friends," Leung recalls, "and David told me to give him the wine list and offer his party any bottle they desired, on the house.
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