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Hugh Johnson

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Writes on wine, life and gardening.. Trad’s Diary is my garden-facing blog, since 1975: see tradsdiary.com and my third anthology, Sitting in the Shade.
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Château Latour: Some memories

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By Hugh Johnson, Hugh Johnson
| The World of Fine Wine Verified
“Latour has always had a solid, noble dignity. When a smile emerges, it is no chummy twinkle; more the revealing of a considered beneficence.” Photography by Iannis Giakoumopoulos. Perhaps Lafite can claim more glamour, Margaux more romance, and Haut-Brion more history, but Latour has always had a sort of solid, noble dignity. You could describe it as Saintsbury described Hermitage: “manly.” Its wines start life rough-hewn, uncompromising, unsmiling.
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Wine books for gift giving

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By Tim Hanni, Kevin Zraly, Mike Veseth Verified, Hugh Johnson
| Tribune Chronicle Verified
Dec 3, 2025 Every wine lover has a shelf in their home dedicated to books that help them appreciate their favorite beverage just a little more. Here are a few of those on my shelves, along with some personal observations — and they are very personal, so acquire those that appeal to you, and enjoy that glass of local wine even a little bit more.
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ABC of Power BI: ‘S’ is for Sage 50

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By Hugh Johnson
| AccountingWEB.co.uk Verified
Regardless of what accounting software you use, getting good management reports from it can be tricky. Here are two reasons why. Accounting software packages are optimised for efficient, accurate transaction capture and not for reporting. Data structures that are not optimised for reporting can be slow in responding to the kind of ad hoc slicing and dicing that you may want in your management reports, and it may even be difficult to get the reports required.
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