VinAzur bringing the wines of Provence to the USA
Caroline Longstaffe · Taste · Wines and Spirits of ProvenceContributor blog post by Caroline Longstaffe:
It’s always heartwarming when someone I’ve never met contacts me from miles away because they’ve been reading what I write. Just recently someone with whom I share a great passion, asked me to write about what he does. The passion we share is a love of somewhere beautiful, the story of which has seeped deep into my soul. That place is of course Provence, where this person spends his time immersed in the terroir, with the vines and the vintners.
…Continue reading here for Caroline’s detailed backgrounder on VinAzur and its founder and wine connoisseur, Damien Dubus.
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