Building a special relationship: An American view of English wine
After visiting some of England's best producers, New York-based wine writer Jim Clarke offers a transatlantic perspective on the English wine scene.
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Jim Clarke
NYC-based Jim Clarke is an in-demand writer and speaker on all things wine- and beer-related.
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