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Matt Walls

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Freelance wine expert. Contributing Editor @Decanter. Regional Chair for the Rhône @DecanterAwards. New book, The Wines of The Rhône, out now!
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Op:ed: Recognizing residential construction trades in North Texas

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By Matt Walls Verified
| North Texas e-News Verified
As we approach Labor Day, a holiday dedicated to the contributions of American workers, we urge North Texans to pause and recognize the skilled tradespeople in residential construction who quite literally build the world around us.
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Where to stay off the beaten track in the Rhône Valley

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By Charlotte Russell, Matt Walls Verified
| Club Oenologique Verified
When visiting the Rhône, hotels are just one option when it comes to accommodation – there are plenty of other choices, including guesthouses, gîtes, campsites… even treehouses. Or why not stay at a winery? Many estates have cottages or converted barns in the grounds. You can even find rooms in some ancient chateaux. Nothing beats waking up to birdsong among the vines.
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The best wine shops in the Rhône Valley

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By Matt Walls Verified, Charlotte Russell
| Club Oenologique Verified
When you’re in the Rhône Valley surrounded by wineries, why on earth would you want to visit a wine shop?! In fact, there are many reasons. Some estates don’t accept visitors or might be closed when you want to call in. At a wine shop (caviste in French) you can buy mixed cases, including bottles from multiple producers, rather than buying lots all from one domaine.
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