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2010 Michel Delhommeau "Symbiose" Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie ($14.99) Delhommeau Muscadets are pretty and fresh, with bright acidity and wonderful flavors of apple, pear, and lychee. The 'Symbiose' is a selection of vines which are grown in amphibolites soils. Perfect with shellfish and rich with minerality, drink this wine from this great vintage soon! -Mike Barber, K&L Staff Member 

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Jul302010

Around the Blogosphere: Mumu Visits Domaine du Péras

 After visiting Domaine Begude, Mulan traveledto Pezenas to the tiny winery that belongs to that estate's vineyard manager, Laurent Girault, and his wife Murielle. Under the Domaine du Péras label the duo produces a miniscule amount of red and white wine—thousands of bottles, not cases—and we are fortunate enough to bring their Giroflet Rouge into K&L. Learn more about the domaine on Mulan's blog, mumu les vignes, then try a bottle of this Grenache, Cinsault, Carignan and Syrah-dominated blend of 15 varietals from organically grown grapes yourself.

Leah Greensein

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