Vancouver Magazine
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New Yorker Joe Bastianich has an amazing palette for Italian wine, his wife Lidia is one of the foremost authorities on Italian food, and their third partner in La Mozza, Mario Batali, ain’t bad either.
Calling something the best Kosher wine used to be damnation by faint praise. But this wine, a fruit forward number, heralds Israel’s growing seriousness about making great wine.
Because when Verdelho knocks off Viognier as the next big white you can say, “Yeah, I tasted that back in 2010.”
