Wine tasting in the Var – Clos Cibonne
Pesto & Pistou · Taste · Wines and Spirits of ProvenceI’ve just returned to Burgundy after a blissful few days in the Var where we stayed on the Med in the town of Le Pradet, five miles to the east of Toulon. Having recently been introduced to the wines of a local Var estate in the UK by independent …Continue reading here
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