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No trip to Burgundy is complete without indulging in a wine tasting – or two or three. And one of the best ways to enjoy a wide variety of Burgundy vino is on a wine tour of the region.

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Subsequently wine collectors discovered Oregon’s potential for making wines that rival those made in Burgundy, Chardonnay’s birthplace. Chardonnay takes its name from a village in the Maconnais region ...

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A tuna sandwich, a friend who’s a sister, sun unfolding on both sides of the river and beyond. What could be better?