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Constance Craig Smith

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Chiswick
As seen in: Daily Mail, MSN Ireland, MSN Singapore, This is Money, Express Digest, Hartselle Enquirer
Book reviewer (Daily Mail) and garden writer. Mediocre tennis player and soppy cat lover. Slightly obsessed with elephants and salvias
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The Queen's lady in waiting

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In Search Of the Perfect Peach by Franco Fubini: A passionate rallying call for a change of mindset

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Constance Craig Smith reviews In Search of the Perfect Peach by Franco Fubini By Constance Craig Smith Published: 18:19 BST, 17 September 2024 | Updated: 18:19 BST, 17 September 2024 In Search Of the Perfect Peach by Franco Fubini (Chelsea Green Publishing £20, 224pp) In Search of  the Perfect Peach is available now from the Mail Bookshop Born in Argentina to a German mother and an Italian father, Franco Fubini had a peripatetic childhood.
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How English bubbly became the toast of the wine world

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In 1972, British wine merchant Steven Spurrier was trying to arrange delivery of five cases of English wine to the British embassy in Paris, where the Queen was due to host a black-tie dinner for President Georges Pompidou. Two days before the event, he got a call. The wine couldn't be cleared through customs, he was informed, because 'English wine does not exist'. For centuries, the idea that Britain could produce drinkable wine has been widely mocked.
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