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Chablis Grand Cru

On a 100-hectare slope facing south west, just outside the lovely town of Chablis itself, the Grand Crus form the pinnacle of the pyramid of the Chablis appellation

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Learn in a day: fishmongering

From blondes and spotteds to owls and stars, Zoe Williams learns about fishing, the great game of sea-roulette

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Armand de Brignac latest releases

Jay-Z’s Champagne brand might have raised eyebrows when it was released over a decade ago, but its place in the pantheon of top-rank Champagnes is assured

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A day with the artisan: Holland & Holland

Holland & Holland has been making guns entirely by hand for the best part of two centuries, using techniques and tools that have changed little, if at all

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Interview: Burgundy’s Olivier Bernstein

When Olivier Bernstein decided to found a Burgundy wine maison in 2007, he had no experience making wine from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes, but his wines are now among the region’s most sought-after

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Record books

From a painstakingly curated bookshelf to large-scale library rooms, the challenges and delights of rare book collecting have long tempted devotees of the printed page

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The cult of Karuizawa

It’s one of the most sought-after whiskies in the world, yet it started life as blending fodder, and its stills went cold 20 years ago. Richard Woodard on the astonishing story of Karuizawa