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We interpret as we please the strong, harsh tones of a “burgundian.”
Study of a Woman 2007
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We interpret as we please the strong, harsh tones of a “burgundian.”
Study of a Woman 2007
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The Wine Spectator gave it a high 90-point rating: Rich fresh, white with a burgundian allure.
Wines For Easter And Passover Peter Morrell 2006
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The Wine Spectator gave it a high 90-point rating: Rich fresh, white with a burgundian allure.
Wines For Easter And Passover Peter Morrell 2006
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And such a wonderful and wide-flung world it was, spreading out beneath me in mottled patches of grape-leaf green and yellow and gold, with a burgundian riot of color along the western sky-line where the last orange rind of the sun had just slipped down out of sight.
The Prairie Mother Arthur Stringer 1912
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We interpret as we please the strong, harsh tones of a "burgundian."
Study of a Woman Honor�� de Balzac 1824
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The palate is sweet and almost burgundian with pepper and licorice.
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Almost burgundian. on 9/28/2008: This seems like a completely different wine after the first glass.
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Edclr on 9/23/2010 & rated 92 points: Very burgundian pinot.
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With a book on the burgundian wars and a pickup truck,
le joueur prussien 2010
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