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Tasting Video: Cuvee Jean Paul Rouge 2008

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Posted February 8th, 2010 by Matt Kane | 2 Comments

Our house red is made predominantly from a blend of Grenache and Syrah from the Vin de Pays de Vaucluse. Its easy-drinking and compatibility with food make it one of our most popular wines.

To view product page and for more details, click on Cuvee Jean Paul Rouge.

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Tasting Video: Cuvee Jean-Paul Sec 2008

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Posted January 25th, 2010 by Michael Kane | 1 Comment

And we’re off! We’ve only been talking about it since we launched the site but we’re delighted to finally launch our tasting videos feature.

Those familiar with our product pages might’ve noticed some changes over the last month or two as we’ve added discrete page tabs along the top, for tasting notes, reviews and now videos.

If you didn’t believe that Matt and I take the arduous responsibility of tasting every single wine ourselves, well think again, as either or both of us will be in the frame from now on with our picks of the day.

Will we be biased? Er, yes, of course. We pick all Curious wines ourselves and are proud of them. But the purpose of the videos is to try and show in the simplest and non-geeky terms possible whether you would like to drink them. Let us know what you think, we’re open to all feedback and suggestions as to how to make them more relevant to the average wine consumer.

So first up, we thought of no better place to start than our house white, Cuvee Jean-Paul Sec from France’s Côtes de Gascogne, so here’s what I thought on my most recent tasting. Cheers :)

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