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This morning my wife heard me screaming when I read the email from the Wine Scholar Guild telling me that I had been chosen as Italian Wine Scholar Instructor of the Year.

There is something compelling about the construction of identity that some "New World" regions carry on, especially famous ones like Barossa (for wine, in my case).

The 2000 yen Barolo is in good company now.

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When I saw the price of this wine on the shelf I was like "Pfff, yeah sure", but then I saw that the ullage was ok, the price was cheap so I thought "Why not?" and I bought a bottle.

Thanks to all the people who came yesterday to the Marsala @cantineflorio seminar! We had four Marsalas and one fortified Muscat of Alexandria and thanks to @scaravellimatteo for the wonderful lesson.

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