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  • Senior Producer and Head Writer, NBC Nightly News
  • Wine Critic and Copy Editor, VinePair
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@NBCNightlyNews Head writer, senior producer; multiple Emmy & duPont Award winner; Wine critic/copy editor @VinePair; James Beard Award winner

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7 of the Best Chardonnays From France’s Beaujolais, a Region Famous for Reds

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By Edward Deitch Verified
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While the Beaujolais region of France, just south of Burgundy, is famous for its red wines made from the Gamay variety, did you know that it grows small amounts of Chardonnay as well? It turns out that Beaujolais Blanc is one of the best-kept secrets of the broader Burgundy region and is gaining more recognition.
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18 of the Best Wines From the Centre-Loire Beyond Sancerre

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By Edward Deitch Verified
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Those interested in French wine are undoubtedly familiar with the Loire Valley, but digging a little deeper, there are many subregions within this expansive viticultural area to get to know. One of them is the Centre-Loire. And although the slightly misleading name suggests it’s the center of France’s lengthy and endlessly fascinating Loire Valley, that is not the case. Instead, “Centre” refers to the center of France, where the region lies.
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18 of the Best Wines From the Centre-Loire Beyond Sancerre

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By Edward Deitch Verified
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2 hours ago No need to wait hours for decanting. Seasoned wine connoisseurs will know that certain bottles “open up” once they’re uncorked. Upon contact with air, the wine slowly oxidizes, developing deeper layers of flavor and aroma. That’s why decanting is suggested for some wines, especially younger ones …
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