The Surprising Beauty of Hungary and Its Wines
Hungary, the size of the U.S. state of Indiana, has a population of 10 million and has been a European Union member since 2004.
Hungary, the size of the U.S. state of Indiana, has a population of 10 million and has been a European Union member since 2004.
This is a supplement to the regular Vino Voices blog, and complements a Forbes piece I wrote about tasting several Crus du Beaujolais wines. For
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First, my latest Forbes posts are here, and include pieces about the new high-speed Paris/Bordeaux train, a book about Lisbon wines and a summer festival