Harkham Winery and the Sydney Skyline make for a wonderful shabbos in Australia

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  1. Cristina Avatar
    Cristina

    Hello,

    Just wanted to let you know the existence of a Kosher Burgundy from Côte de Nuits. Damien Gachot Monnot started last year making kosher Pinot Noir. I haven’t tasted the Kosher staff but the “unKosher” wine is fantastic.
    Kind regards,

    Cristina

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