Many Shades of White: The Loire offers palate sensations in a variety of styles for those tired of too much Chardonnay

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Issue: December 15, 1995

December 15, 1995 Many Shades of White The Loire offers palate sensations in a variety of styles for those tired of too much Chardonnay There's a small but growing movement among white wine drinkers called ABC--Anything But Chardonnay.

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