In Alsace

The ancient injunction to keep your friends close and your enemies closer is all very well, but in Alsace it can be hard to tell…
The ancient injunction to keep your friends close and your enemies closer is all very well, but in Alsace it can be hard to tell…
Nina Caplan is an award-winning wine, arts, and travel journalist based in London, England and Burgundy, France. She is the Drinks Columnist for Times Luxx, the Travel and Lifestyle columnist for Club Oenologique, a Contributing Writer for Travel+Leisure, and the author of the wine travel memoir The Wandering Vine: Wine, the Romans and Me, which was the Louis Roederer Wine Book of the Year and Fortnum & Mason Debut Drink Book of the Year. She is working on a book about France.
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