The Clean, Well-Lighted Places of Alois Lageder
Ernest Hemingway's short story, "A Clean, Well-Lighted Place," revolves around the notion that places exist that represent the epitome of decency and decorum. I hope the late, great (but deeply troubled) author doesn't mind if I borrow the term to apply to a group of wines that represent, for me, the epitome of clarity and crystalline transparency, wine…
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