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The main method used to make lighter, fresher sparkling wines for immediate consumption or for mass-produced cheap sparkling wines is the Charmat method.
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Temperature, tannins and the effervescence of sparkling wines are perceived through the sense of touch in the mouth.
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And a bowl of juicy ripe fruit was placed on the table and a bottle of sparkling wine was chilling nicely in the silver cooler.
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Sparkling wines can also be made in a variety of ways.
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For a few pesos more, you can get yourself into a 'cama' seat, which is much like something from an old-fashioned aircraft business class complete with food and a stewardess tottering about serving sparkling wine.
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Gabbiano Honeymoon and silver anniversary couples receive a bottle of sparkling wine and flowers or fruit.
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There are a variety of ways to vinify sparkling wine, but all are based on taking an already fermented wine through a second fermentation process in a sealed container.
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I decided it would be a good idea to compare inexpensive sparkling wines from around the world to popular local coolers.
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The group plans to export sparkling wines and beers soon.
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English wine producers were delighted that the Chancellor had recognised their sparkling wines.
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The tank adopts Freon compressor and temperature regulator for automatic controlling. It is necessary equipment for aerated water and sparkling wine industry.
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She seemed quite far gone, even though she'd only had two glasses of sparkling wine.
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When you get a sparkling wine made by a technician you can’t tell where it was made.
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Asioz bought them champagne, and they filled his glass with sparkling wine and their own with apple juice from a carton.
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Cider also goes up by a penny a pint while sparkling wine will cost another eight pence a bottle.
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Quality has been getting better, though in the past they've seemed more like seltzer than sparkling wines; Parxet is particularly nice.
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Waitrose says sales of 18 English sparkling wines have risen by almost a third compared with last Christmas, and Ridgeview, a wine maker in the South Downs, reports trebled sales in the last two years.
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On her tour of the vineyard, the duchess tasted a selection of base wines, which are blended to make sparkling wines.
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One 750-milliliter bottle medium-dry white sparkling wine, well chilled
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Sparkling wines should be served in think glasses with straight side or flutes so that the fizz is preserved.
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Champagne and other sparkling wines were once drunk in a flat, saucer-like glass called a coupe, but this has been abandoned in favour of the tall flute which preserves the wine's mousse.
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Guests were welcomed with a sparkling wine with a dash of cassis, then on to the more serious matter of the timbale of shrimp Parma ham and vegetables in tuna sauce, followed by a curry flavoured chicken cream soup, and lemon grass sorbet.
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I juice them at home or purchase the refrigerated juice the lovely people at POM sell at local stores (in the refrigerated section) to mix with Charbay Vodka in Meyer Lemon or Blood Orange (their pomegranate flavored vodka is wonderful too) or in very girlie pomegranate cocktails made with sparkling wine and PAMA liqueur.
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Italian prosecco, Spanish cava, or American sparkling wines are sometimes the best buys on a wine list.
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It was three-deep at the bar, with icy platters of oysters and glasses of sparkling wine littering the marble top.
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Champagne is being replaced by sparkling wine or fruit juice.
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- after all, Brescia, which is a half an hour's drive from me, is the land of shopping centres and sparkling wines.
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Pour the champagne or sparkling wine into a saucepan.
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If you can't run to champagne, buy sparkling wine.
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To do this you need a good champagne or sparkling wine.
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I decided it would be a good idea to compare inexpensive sparkling wines from around the world to popular local coolers.
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Champagne is being replaced by sparkling wine or fruit juice.
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Then you can hire a boat to burn off your cream tea or glass of local sparkling wine with a quick paddle.
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But the weather combined with the intensely chalky soil yields a sparkling wine that is impossible to duplicate in many New or Old World climates.
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She was caught when staff spotted the phone as she slumped forward after drinking sparkling wine and vodka.
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Even if yeast autolysis ceases when the wine is disgorged, better-quality young sparkling wines with their high levels of acidity can often improve considerably with an additional year or so in bottle.
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a pint of beer and 4 pence to a standard 75 centilitre bottle of wine; and duty on sparkling wine and cider will be frozen
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It would also double as an aperitif if you don't like sparkling wines.
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Sparkling wine remains the most successful English wine style by far.
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Sparkling wines should be served in thick glasses with straight sides or flutes so that the fizz is preserved.
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Sparkling wine can also put you in the party spirit.
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In recent years, California sparkling wines have been closing the style gap as well.
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Bryan Derballa for The Wall Street Journal For cookouts, Ms. Lo chooses drinks that feel light, such as a blend of sparkling wine and crème de cassis.
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Sparkling wine can also put you in the party spirit.
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On her tour of the vineyard, the duchess tasted a selection of base wines, which are blended to make sparkling wines.
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Cider also goes up by a penny a pint while sparkling wine will cost another eight pence a bottle.
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This predominantly Pinot Noir based sparkling wine has a creamy mousse with a lingering almond finish.
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Catalan products such as cava, its sparkling wine, were boycotted.
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Sparkling wines also carry a higher tax.
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The year 2001 sees four red, four white and three sparkling wines being given the ultimate accolade making them the most sought-after wines in the country.
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In a bowl, combine the elderflower syrup, simple syrup, sparkling wine, d' Asti Prosecco, and violet extract.
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Service Suggestion: Kupferberg Gold is a sparkling wine for any occasion.
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The group plans to export sparkling wines and beers soon.
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The sparkling wine is made by Ferrari - not the car manufacturer.
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It provoked a boycott of cava the sparkling wine made in Catalonia.
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Take advantage of that moment and suggest an aperitif in the form of a sparkling wine.
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Carbon dioxide - used in cheaper, sparkling wine.
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The idea is to put an end to sparkling wines spoilt by bad corks.
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Ridgeview sparkling wine, produced from grapes grown on the South Downs in East Sussex.
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A California sparkling wine would be a better choice than the crémant, even though the price would be hard to beat.
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Gabbiano Honeymoon and silver anniversary couples receive a bottle of sparkling wine and flowers or fruit.
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Cider also goes up by a penny a pint while sparkling wine will cost another eight pence a bottle.
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Like you, my first experiences with sparkling wines were the cheapies served at weddings in those plastic saucerlike glasses.
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When I arrive in out of the cold, the tables are laid with fresh white tablecloths, gleaming cutlery and sparkling wine glasses.
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Keep the grape juice frozen and blend it with sparkling wine before bottling.
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Sparkling wine is a perfectly acceptable alternative to champagne, as is mulled wine in winter, and will reduce your costs in this area by up to about 40 per cent.
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Sparkling wine from the county has been granted protected regional status, bringing it in line with the elite winemaking regions of Europe.
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Making good sparkling wine and making good rosé both need particular skills.
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It would also double as an aperitif if you don't like sparkling wines.
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The sparkling wine, Sula Brut, is made out of a blend of three different grape varieties; a creamy, light nectar.
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Turn sparkling wine into Buck's Fizz with the addition of chilled orange juice.
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Sparkling wine undergo a second alcoholic fermentation.
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Vouvray Mousseux can often offer more interest than other Loire sparkling wines, to those who appreciate the honeyed aromas of Chenin Blanc, at least.
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Sparkling wine has made it for the first time this year.
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Sparkling wine can also put you in the party spirit.
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Unlike still wines that take time to work their magic, the bubbles in sparkling wine carry the alcohol directly through the stomach wall and into the bloodstream, which explains that instant happy lift that sparklers produce.
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Yellow Tail's sparkling wines are topped with a nifty new "cork" that is easy to open and reseal, preserving the fizz.
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Our No. 3 wine was a real curiosity, a bone-dry sparkling wine, or espumoso, made using the
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Temperature, tannins and the effervescence of sparkling wines are perceived through the sense of touch in the mouth.
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Waitrose says sales of 18 English sparkling wines have risen by almost a third compared with last Christmas, and Ridgeview, a wine maker in the South Downs, reports trebled sales in the last two years.
English sparkling wine comes of age with French boost
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Top up with champagne or sparkling wine.
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California makes some pretty decent sparkling wines at very competitive prices.
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Elbling, Germany's oldest grape, mostly goes into sparkling wine.
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Making good sparkling wine and making good rosé both need particular skills.
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Most Champagnes tend towards a dry, elegant style, but many other sparkling wines (such as Asti-Spumanti for example) are lighter in alcohol and sweet, or semi-sweet.
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Thus the term is often used in many champagne and sparkling wine names.
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Coupons cannot be accepted in payment for anything other than sparkling wine, cava or champagne and cannot be used with any other offer.
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While the crowd sipped their sparkling wine, waiters - who skillfully knew every ingredient in each dish - circulated with Plum Point oysters garnished with douglas fir eau de vie and sea beans, foie gras profiteroles with a caramelized passion fruit vanilla sauce, and a Kenyon Mills jonnycake topped with maple-glazed local squash and a pickled Herbfarm filet bean.
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Asti: a city of northwest Italy southeast of Turin. It is noted for its sparkling wines.
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Can you tell the difference between sparkling wine and champagne?
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But instead I ended up at the party in the garden with my mother, my sister and HER boyfriend instead, feeling rather queasy from the fish salad and the sparkling wine and retreating back into the quiet (because empty) house at 1. 30am while the rest stayed out till five.
2010, whether we like it or not.
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That sparkling wine might be made exclusively from white grapes, all from red, or a mixture.
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Ridgeview sparkling wine, produced from grapes grown on the South Downs in East Sussex.
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The taste of the fermented tea is very pleasant, being reminiscent of light, sparkling wine or sweet Most (pear juice).
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The most famous sparkling wine of all is champagne, the archetypal sparkling wine made in north eastern France, which represents about eight per cent of global sparkling wine production.
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To make the most of that reputation, they offer flights of sparkling wine to provide customers with the opportunity to sample a variety of sparklers.
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CANNES: Sparkling wine instead of champagne, onion tart for foie gras: Cannes is preparing for a bling-free film festival next month as the movie industry sobers up in tune with the global downturn.
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Schramsberg makes seven different sparkling wines, from the nonvintage Mirabelle to its very expensive Reserve and J. Schram cuvées.
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Champagne and other sparkling wines were for long drunk in a flat, saucer-like glass called a coupe, but this has been abandoned in favour of the tall flûte which preserves the wine's mousse.
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At the same time the adults can enjoy a glass of sparkling wine for a bubbling start, live music and a rich Advent Brunch buffet laden with freshly baked pastries, fruit breads, succulent meats and many other seasonal yummies.
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A blanc de blancs is a sparkling wine made exclusively from Chardonnay grapes.
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Instead of champagne they will drink sparkling wine from a local vineyard.
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Longan produces mainly grapes, security rice, almond cap Wang, the Chinese sea buckthorn sparkling wine.
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Johann Kattus, Alte Reserve, Brut is a startlingly dry Viennese sparkling wine with a very fine persistent mousse.
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Cider also goes up by a penny a pint while sparkling wine will cost another eight pence a bottle.
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In Italy, the region of Franciacorta has the distinction of being the only other region in the world that has laws governing sparkling wine, or as they say there, spumante.
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Champagne is being replaced by sparkling wine or fruit juice.
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Champagne, Cava, Sekt … whatever you call it, sparkling wine is a tradition well worth keeping as the old year gives way to the new.
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Sparkling wine sales represent an opportunity for every on-premise retailer.
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The crucial factor in the quality of every sparkling wine is how the fizz is added.
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After autolysis has finished, if a sparkling wine is kept on its lees, it merely remains fresher than the same wine disgorged at an earlier date.
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Sparkling wines tend to be tasted slightly cooler to retain the carbon dioxide.
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Cider also goes up by a penny a pint while sparkling wine will cost another eight pence a bottle.
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This sparkling wine has a nice creamy mousse backed by juicy stone fruit notes, a genuine bargain to be sure.
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The idea is to put an end to sparkling wines spoilt by bad corks.
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The region is especially well-known for its sparkling wines, called "cava."
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When you get a sparkling wine made by a technician you can’t tell where it was made.
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Turn sparkling wine into Buck's Fizz with the addition of chilled orange juice.
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The best sparkling wines of Luxembourg are also called Crémant.
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Turn sparkling wine into Buck's Fizz with the addition of chilled orange juice.
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Vineyards that had once produced strong, semi-fortified reds were uprooted in favour of white grapes for sparkling wine.
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Cider also goes up by a penny a pint while sparkling wine will cost another eight pence a bottle.
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First, sparkling wines are naturally crisp, and that acidity cleanses the palate.
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Sparkling wine from the county has been granted protected regional status, bringing it in line with the elite winemaking regions of Europe.
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Sparkling wine can also put you in the party spirit.
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Yes, even the champagne bottles are authenticated, or if a club chooses to use sparkling wine, the authenticator will even confer his version of authenticity on that too.
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Or you can claim a 4.99 discount on a more expensive bottle of sparkling wine or cava.
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Most of the world's wine regions produce their own sparkling wines, though none, of course, is as famous as Champagne's.
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Guests were welcomed with a sparkling wine with a dash of cassis, then on to the more serious matter of the timbale of shrimp, Parma ham and vegetables in tuna sauce, followed by a curry flavoured chicken cream soup, and lemon grass sorbet.
