"He was wearing a three-piece burgundy suit, burgundy patent leather loafers, in a burgundy limousine," Bergen recalled.
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"I came back from Burgundy expecting to make Burgundy," he said.
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All burgundy at once, or two people in all burgundy at once.
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"He picked me up, he was wearing a burgundy three-piece suit, with burgundy patent leather boots, and he was in a burgundy limousine," she said.
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"I just remember he was wearing a three-piece burgundy suit, and burgundy boots and a burgundy limousine," Bergen added of the Republican presidential front-runner.
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The elder Mr. Miranda's tuxedo was dark burgundy, with a bright burgundy lining.
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She was last seen wearing jeans, a burgundy v-neck shirt and burgundy sweater.
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She was last seen wearing jeans, a burgundy v-neck shirt and a burgundy sweater.
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" Burgundy"Burgundy is another deep hue I've been incorporating into a lot of my spring projects.
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" When Bergen remembers the outing, she mostly recalls a very color-coordinated outfit, with Trump showing up in "a three piece burgundy suit, and burgundy patent leather boots, and a burgundy limousine.
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Burgundy (Ferrell) was first introduced to audiences in Ferrell's 2004 film Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
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"He was wearing a three-piece burgundy suit and burgundy patent leather loafers," she said on "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen," adding that he also showed up in a matching burgundy limousine.
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"After 25 years in the restaurant industry, you taste a lot of Burgundy—a lot of fine Burgundy," McMillan says.
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She recounted the date to Andy Cohen, explaining that when the now-president picked her up for their date, "He was wearing a three-piece burgundy suit and burgundy patent leather loafers in a burgundy limousine," she said.
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Tour companies like Hidden France and Burgundy Bike Tour offer packages of varying lengths in areas like Champagne, Bordeaux and Burgundy.
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This meant that a red wine from California could be called a burgundy even though Burgundy is a region in France.
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One last Burgundy, which I tasted in February at La Paulée de New York, a Burgundy celebration held once every two years.
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In Burgundy, hailstorms and rainfall that followed on the night of Friday to Saturday damaged about 600 hectares, mainly in the southwest of Chablis - by far the largest vineyard in Burgundy - and in Auxerrois, a spokeswoman for Burgundy wine group BIVB said.
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She's gone through several aliases but she's sticking with Neon Burgundy because there's a street here that's spelled 'burgundy,' but everyone pronounces everything differently here.
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So if in Wine School we want to try to understand something of Burgundy, even by dipping a toe at the highly pleasurable fringe, we have to buy Burgundy.
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The film follows Burgundy as he welcomes upstart reporter Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate) into the male-dominated world of 1970s broadcast news — until Corningstone begins to outshine Burgundy on air.
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While the trader has found some great vintages in Bordeaux and in Burgundy as of late, icy weather conditions such as hail and frost has really had an impact on Burgundy.
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By definition, a Burgundy wine is produced in the Burgundy region of eastern France, often with pinot noir or chardonnay grapes, depending on the style of booze the producers going for.
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Hotel Peter & Paul, 2317 Burgundy Street, New Orleans; hotelpeterandpaul.com
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"It's a burgundy — a red burgundy, like the one in Fast 6," replies the actor, who is also dad to daughter Similce, 8½, and son Vincent, 6½, with longtime girlfriend Paloma Jiménez.
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Burgundy was not nearly all that back in 303, when Daniel Johnnes, then the sommelier at Montrachet, Drew Nieporent's pioneering, Burgundy-focused restaurant in TriBeCa, organized the first La Paulée de New York.
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This is the joy of wine, and especially of Burgundy.
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I've been eyeing these burgundy suede sandals for a while.
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One is called Burgundy Lion and serves British pub fare.
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Vamp, a deep burgundy hue, is the one everyone wants.
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That's what makes the shade's big sister — burgundy — so brilliant.
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Markle wore a deep burgundy dress that costs just $185.
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There are tons of different burgundy shades to choose from.
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There's no word yet on that lovely burgundy model, though.
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I started by dyeing my hair a deep burgundy red.
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Will Ferrell is bringing back the legend of Ron Burgundy.
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Burgundy prices have nearly doubled since 2015 (see chart 1).
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The latter referenced "Mothlight" in The Duke of Burgundy (2014).
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And both royals opted for the perfect fall shade: burgundy.
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"She created my son!" a man in burgundy velvet shouted.
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These are Henri Jayer, the godfather of all Burgundy winemakers.
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You can't always drink Burgundy, but there are other wines.
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The green grass that turns burgundy from the crimson red.
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They smoked Cuban cigars and drank white Burgundy and Chartreuse.
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It goes wonderfully with salmon, particularly a good white Burgundy.
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Aligoté from Burgundy, Chablis or Sancerre all would be delicious.
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Burgundy, after all, is very much in fashion right now.
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Milumia Button Up Print Maxi Dress in Burgundy, $39.99; amazon.
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Her hair was cut short and dyed black and burgundy.
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Bloody Butcher corn is burgundy, kernels crammed against the glass.
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That Christmas, Imani's mother bought her a sparkling, burgundy hijab.
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For the last month, we've been drinking, and listening, to Burgundy.
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But I would say that red Burgundy is a fundamental wine.
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Bright orange-y red, juicy cranberry, bold burgundy, you name it.
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From France, that includes Bordeaux, Burgundy and Northern Rhone red wines.
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Her burgundy monochromatic outfit was a bold choice, but tastefully executed.
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I love all the details about Burgundy, the cuisine, the wine.
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It is hard to fathom how Burgundy can maintain such appreciation.
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Michele de Lucchi's "Burgundy" dining table, estimated to sell for $1,984.
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The Burgundy region gained 8% in November, while all others plateaued.
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Burgundy Mary Jane pumps from CFDA Award-winning designer Paul Andrew.
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Britain's current burgundy passports were introduced in 1988, following EU recommendations.
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It was said often that white Burgundy aged better than red.
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But burgundy booklets will continue to be issued until early 2020.
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Took down the creepy burgundy curtains, threw out the entire kitchen.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified a town in Burgundy.
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It was an invitation to all that is beautiful about Burgundy.
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That's a problem, because Burgundy is relatively scarce and fairly expensive.
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They sport various shades of red, from burgundy to crimson to oxblood.
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I have to say the burgundy jumpsuit looks pretty good on Viola.
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I get a pair in burgundy and a pair in dark gray.
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And the rich burgundy dial had a dimpled surface, like a basketball.
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Also, is anyone else thinking Smith would look great with burgundy hair?
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And how Burgundy wine investors have beaten the stock market (18:40).
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A few smudges of the pigmented cream creates the softest burgundy eye.
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In fact, according to the pros, burgundy can look good on anyone.
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The wedding colors included navy with hints of burgundy and soft yellow.
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Hot pink, dark burgundy, classic red, the perfect nude...they're all there.
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Burgundy comes next, followed by Champagne, Tuscany, Piedmont and the Rhȏne valley.
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Fortunately for Kim, it's never too late to become a burgundy baby.
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It comes in silver, gold, blue, and burgundy — all very attractive colors.
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The outfit consisted of a velvet red blazer over a burgundy turtleneck.
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San Diego's own Ron Burgundy of 'Anchorman' reporting live from Comic-Con.
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"I also wore a very loud burgundy tie, with rhinestones," he said.
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He was installing new shocks on his 0003 burgundy Cadillac Brougham Elegante.
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The Neo Hybrid comes in Gunmetal, Burgundy, Arctic Silver, and Midnight Black.
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My first thought, not unexpectedly, is of white Burgundy, Meursault in particular.
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"I spent a year in Burgundy when I was 22," Hardie recounts.
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To add dimension, Andersen adds a burgundy shade at the outer corners.
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She tiptoed on stage and placed her burgundy dreads behind her face.
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Fred Armisen is the owner of a club that Ron Burgundy frequents.
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For reds, try a village-level Burgundy or a restrained pinot noir.
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Speaking generally, Burgundy is nowadays the most coveted wine on the planet.
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It comes in five fall colors: brick, burgundy, black, white, and ecru.
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Wine School The leading white grape in Burgundy is, of course, chardonnay.
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Take your pick: How about a fine white Burgundy, like a Meursault?
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It focuses on traditional Burgundian cuisine, with dishes like Burgundy snail tart.
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"You'd think burgundy with seafood, but then there's ginger" in the seasoning.
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The table shed burgundy paint like loose hair from a mangy dog.
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Burgundy is my favorite color so literally everything is speaking to me.
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Scervino put fur cuffs and collars on white, burgundy and black coats.
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Synopsis: In "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy," Will Ferrell stars as the titular Ron Burgundy, who works at a television news station in the 1970s alongside his lifelong friends (newscasters played by Rudd, Steve Carell, and David Koechner).
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For the U.S. Open, Mr. Federer wore two new outfits that gave a hint of what's to come: head-to-toe burgundy the first night, followed by a white shirt and burgundy shorts for his second and third matches.
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Now it's time for a deep, burgundy-red lip in a matte finish.
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I did my best Emily Dickinson in a burgundy calico dress and white
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And that burgundy cape has a life (and a consciousness) of its own.
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It's a burgundy Chanel bag with a patterned gold-and-red enamel handle.
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Neon Burgundy [pronounced Bur-GUN-dy] is a product of Vinsantos, I think.
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Gaudette opted for a dark burgundy suit over a white button-down shirt.
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For something a little less va-va-voom, try this burgundy top ($89).
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Alternatively, opt for a deeper tone of red like maroon, garnet or burgundy.
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My favorite product that I got my hands on was the burgundy palette.
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Keke Palmer was in burgundy latex ("I'm sweating from the inside," she said).
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"Copying Bordeaux and Burgundy here in California can be a mistake," he said.
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The sound emanated from a long burgundy tube that descended into the water.
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"Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy" (2004) featured Rudd as a field reporter.
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Montrachet/White Burgundy glass: These wine glasses are short with a wide bowl.
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The wines have finesse and terroir — everything I'm looking for in good Burgundy.
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This is Burgundy in my glass but it comes from down the street!
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For a couple of the tasters there, it brought them right to Burgundy.
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"And the LA Kings are 1-0 with Ron Burgundy in the booth."
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The rooms in his ornately decorated home are painted pink, burgundy and teal.
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But then he started buying Burgundy and Bordeaux futures purely as financial investments.
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He enjoyed reading about history and liked to drink good Burgundy and sherry.
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Puck proceeded to shave a heaping pile of Burgundy truffle into Seacrest's bowl.
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That year, she wore a burgundy lingerie set and off-white Angel wings.
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You can celebrate Christmas just like Ron and Harry with this burgundy garland.
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Its 20-year history has been paralleled by the rise of Burgundy itself.
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Some of the greatest Burgundy, Barolo and sangiovese-based wines are fairly pale.
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In his experience, he said, Burgundy was too expensive and not very good.
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Over there, crashing the Dubai Mall in a burgundy muumuu and harem slippers.
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Tim was in a burgundy suit, Demi-Leigh in a complimentary red dress.
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Bordeaux and Burgundy, of course, both red and white, would head that list.
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I see bright red pretty well, but burgundy starts looking brown to me.
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Like putting concealer on your lips or wearing that burgundy American Apparel hoodie?
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Bake for 30-36 minutes, or until the crust has turned a deep burgundy.
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The singer wore a second-skin sequin midi dress in a stunning burgundy hue.
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"I don't think [burgundy] works particularly well with summertime, overly tanned skin," Baker says.
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"White male with ROTC uniform burgundy shirt," a Coral Springs police officer radioed in.
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The sofas are a rich burgundy color, but everything else is devoid of color.
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And Kate has worn her beloved burgundy J.Crew mock neck sweater twice this year.
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For a touch of color, she wore burgundy heels that matched her bold lipstick.
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Filming in Burgundy and in Ponsot's vineyards helped explain the magic of wine production.
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I was wearing a burgundy Urban Outfitters jumpsuit I bought with a credit card.
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The S8 in burgundy has the same specs and design as the original S8.
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It's been over 14 years since Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy was released.
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It also comes in several colors, including Platinum, Burgundy, Cobalt Blue, and Graphite Gold.
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For her release event, the Fenty frontwoman wore her hair in burgundy box braids.
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The ring was the perfect accessory to Jenner's black-and-burgundy-stripped silky jumpsuit.
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The Surface Laptop comes in four colors: Platinum, Graphite Gold, Cobalt Blue, and Burgundy.
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The Property Brothers star, 41, wore a burgundy suit, gray shirt and black tie.
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And now, Burgundy lovers insist they love the earthy aroma in their Pinot Noirs.
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But outside of Burgundy, I have enjoyed none so consistently as those from Oregon.
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"Chelsea boots in a very dark burgundy akin to dark brown," according to Baudoin.
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Frank Vitchard works for the Channel 2 news team, and also hates Ron Burgundy.
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"I was looking for a limestone-based, cool climate similar to Burgundy," Hardie recounts.
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"Wow, pretty girl," he says, as she walks by in a tight burgundy dress.
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Wearing a burgundy ViX bikini, she happily showed off her catch of the day.
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I'm very basic with my colors, too: black or white or the occasional burgundy.
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Wines like the finest Bordeaux, Burgundy and Barolo have a long arc of evolution.
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One of the great joys of wine used to be well-aged white Burgundy.
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The covers were changed to burgundy in 1988 to align with Britain's European partners.
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ANCHORMAN: THE LEGEND OF RON BURGUNDY (2004) on Amazon, Google Play, HBO and Vudu.
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Another option to consider might be the chardonnays of the Mâconnais region of Burgundy.
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"It had a stamped burgundy leather cover with gold-foil printing," Mr. Boehm said.
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He paired his suit with a burgundy T-shirt that complemented his wife's dress.
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Then I always do a lip balm, usually Burt's Bees, in a burgundy tint.
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Historic wines, like Burgundy and Bordeaux, are often too expensive for most people nowadays.
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You could try a minerally assyrtiko from Santorini, or a resonant aligoté from Burgundy.
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But the burgundy floor and saffron walls suggest the serenity of a monk's robes.
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Passetoutgrains from Burgundy, a blend of pinot noir and gamay, falls into this category.
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French wines would be terrific, particularly aligotés from Burgundy and Muscadets from the Atlantic.
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Ulf, as I'll call him, was a bearish man in a lumpy burgundy sweater.
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The only thing missing is the mysterious woman whose burgundy dress matches the bedspread.
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There's also Jimmy Page's burgundy Fender Stratocaster, which is expected to fetch around $150k.
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A great deal from Burgundy will be vastly different from a steal from Abruzzo.
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A woman in a silky burgundy sari bustled up and demanded 10 buckets. Ten?
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With that in mind, I paired a burgundy bra with a scoop neck tee (the neckline and contrast between the dark bra and tee will show just enough bra without looking too sexy for daytime) and burgundy jacket to coordinate the look.
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"In our current world of selfishness and intolerance of those who are different, here we share and celebrate Burgundy," said Aubert de Villaine, co-director of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, perhaps the most renowned Burgundy producer, who offered remarks before the dinner.
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She wore his burgundy dress to her husband's first State of the Union in 2009.
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Particularly hit has been the Chablis, by far the largest vineyard in Burgundy, central France.
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As for wearing the brand's burgundy velvet Tay dress ($298) for lunch with the Queen?
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The current burgundy document is made by British firm De La Rue in northern England.
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French white wines, including white Bordeaux, Vouvray and white Burgundy, tend to have staying power.
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The drop includes a trio of colors: black, burgundy, and a gray hue dubbed cement.
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One time I opened my dryer, and I saw pink, red, and burgundy fabrics touching.
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These are available in five different colors: green, burgundy, orange, dark grey, and light grey.
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Princess Kate reached deep into her closet for her trusty burgundy skirt suit on Wednesday.
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Moreover, red Burgundy is made from Pinot Noir, a grape with a maddening ageing pattern.
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The best way to make money in Burgundy is probably making wine, not buying it.
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Ricco teases out its leafy fluff with shape-tugging strokes of black, burgundy and blue.
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Ynsect's test facility, in Burgundy, is 20 metres tall and has 10,000 mealworm-laden trays.
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Using waterproof burgundy liner along the waterline for definition and a spicy burst of color.
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For her own part, Swift wore a burgundy dress which she paired with matching lipstick.
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Finally, Burgundy is a rising favourite among wine investors—but it could represent a bubble.
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I purchased this burgundy coat and it has this huge faux fur hood on it.
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At another, in Burgundy, Emmanuel Macron was questioned about poor provision for those with autism.
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The burgundy shade has red and violet undertones that blend perfectly onto a brunette base.
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When it comes to box braids, dark hair blends in with burgundy extensions perfectly, too.
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Naturally, we weren't the only ones excited to see the singer rocking burgundy hair again.
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She's referring to a photo of Khloe, Kylie, and Kourtney in burgundy hoodies and sweatpants.
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That's why Kim wore burgundy from head to toe at Wednesday's Yeezy Season 5 show.
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David Koechner agrees with Will Ferrell ... there's a similarity between Ron Burgundy and Donald Trump.
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Ron Burgundy had one hell of a night at the Los Angeles Kings NHL game.
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Smudge a matte burgundy eyeshadow onto your upper and lower lashlines using a dense brush.
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The journalist appeared on television the next day wearing the "thrifty" burgundy floral-printed top.
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The nine burgundy carriages currently in use date from the Queen's Silver Jubilee of 1977.
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The novels were drawn from Colette's memories growing up in a small village in Burgundy.
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His father paired his snowsuit with yellow gloves, a white hoodie, burgundy cap and sunglasses.
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The part that didn't: Facing us, staring him down, is Padmé in a burgundy cloak.
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He appeared as his "Anchorman" character Ron Burgundy alongside Billy Eichner, who hosted the evening.
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Yellow, violet and burgundy were among his favorites, and strawberry embellishments were added for Wimbledon.
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Sometimes, as in the Napa Valley or Burgundy, vineyards account for almost all the agriculture.
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Hubert de Montille Pommard 1er Cru Rugiens 1995 $295 Exquisitely aged Burgundy from a master.
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In 2012 I spent the entire harvest season working in the Burgundy region in France.
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I'd choose a good, balanced bottle from California or Oregon over a more subtle Burgundy.
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Below the top level, he said, Burgundy still offers many wines that are good values.
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Historically great wines Burgundy, Barolo and Bordeaux are obviously age-worthy, but not equally so.
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What does a wine from northern Burgundy have to do with sushi, the menu asks?
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La Paulée de Meursault is a glorious celebration of Burgundy held every November in Meursault.
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Four bridal attendants, including Ms. Khalil, wore burgundy floor-length dresses and held blush bouquets.
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"My goal was never to do Burgundy," he said as we tasted in the winery.
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Not surprisingly, the best growers and producers in Burgundy seem to make the best aligotés.
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Since then, iHeart has launched multiple podcasts, including the Ron Burgundy Podcast with Will Ferrell.
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You will not find among this selection the great villages of Burgundy or Napa Valley.
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A white Burgundy would be delicious, as would a chenin blanc from Vouvray or Savennières.
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It was perfect, with a rich burgundy border and black center, featuring a botanical motif.
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"White male with ROTC uniform burgundy shirt," a Coral Springs police officer said over radio.
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A lively chardonnay from Burgundy or Oregon would be delicious, as would a good Champagne.
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Burgundy glasses are not bad, but I find the Bordeaux shape to be more versatile.
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"It's rare to be able to produce the three great varieties of Burgundy," he said.
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While in Burgundy in May, I had dinner at a simple wine bar in Beaune.
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As Burgundy told Jimmy Fallon, standup has been a "lifelong passion for about a week now".
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Bewitching Bordeaux, a deep purple; Spicy Blush, a rosy nude; and Sultry Sangria, a dark burgundy.
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She does burgundy eyeshadow a lot, now I use similar colors when I do my makeup.
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For fall, I immediately think of a specific breed of savory red Burgundy, exemplified by Bachelet.
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Unfortunately, the local young men are very charming and Burgundy seems to be made for romance.
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The actor added a pop of color to his all-black outfit with the burgundy jacket.
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Alley wore a black dress while the actor wore a black shirt and a burgundy jacket.
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Pagenaud wore a custom burgundy suit by Ravazzola, accessorized with a RM67-01 Richard Mille watch.
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February 2016A center-parted bob and a burgundy lip make for a red carpet slam dunk.
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Roman cruises through New York City in a white and burgundy striped Bentley GT BR9 Coupe.
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Wearing a burgundy jumpsuit, Hasson entered the courtroom and smiled and waved at his wife, Shannon.
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There are 16 other shades — of red, burgundy, and silver — ideal for this time of year.
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For every visit, Ferrell, as Burgundy, did an opening standup set packed with hilariously unfunny jokes.
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This, Virginia Emery, the firm's boss, hopes, will match the output of Ynsect's farm in Burgundy.
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India is getting the burgundy red model of the Samsung Galaxy S2000, as spotted by SamMobile.
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The undergarment is made from sheer burgundy tulle and features blush embroidery and tiny satin bows.
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The Splash actress, 55, flaunted her toned body in a cleavage-baring burgundy one-piece swimsuit.
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HP will offer the Spectre Folio in either a Bordeaux Burgundy or Cognac Brown at launch.
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Her outfit is impressively monochromatic, with a burgundy sleeveless top, jacket, pants, and pointed-toe boots.
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Step 5: Using the same burgundy hue, sweep the color onto your lower lashline for definition.
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In other shots, Beyoncé donned yellow and burgundy fabric while twisting and turning through the water.
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Thanks to Lucy Hale, there's a new, unexpected shade you need to try this winter — burgundy.
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She wore a black knit cap and a burgundy coat, and pushed Noelle in a stroller.
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The dusty burgundy awning has given way to three-dimensional letters glowing over bands of flame.
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And with Burgundy in the booth, the Kings went on to win 4 goals to 2.
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Beaujolais refers to an area in France that's famous for growing Gamay just south of Burgundy.
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I headed straight for the website's featured fall looks and thought this burgundy top was festive.
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You don't have to look to Burgundy for pinot noir and chardonnay, the grape of Chablis.
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In that respect, Muscadet has been analogous to aligoté, an often-despised white wine of Burgundy.
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He is part of the family that runs an acclaimed Burgundy wine producer, Maison Joseph Drouhin.
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The set is mostly burgundy, with wood-paneled walls and gold-plated lamps and wall sconces.
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Other pinot noir rosés should be available from Sancerre, from Marsannay in Burgundy and from California.
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But the burgundy passports were introduced in 1988, so many Britons have known no other color.
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Soon, without hope of establishing his own estate in Burgundy, he was ready for another challenge.
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And if you see aligoté from any other big-name Burgundy producers, try them as well.
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This time, the godellos called to mind several different wines, namely white Burgundy, Muscadet and Champagne.
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Unoaked chardonnays from Burgundy could be delicious, like those from the Mâconnais or village-level Chablis.
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The room is dim, with saffron walls and burgundy banquettes; masks of Hindu deities keep vigil.
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Among these 20 bottles are no chardonnays or cabernet sauvignons, nothing from Napa Valley or Burgundy.
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Julia's mother reads The New Yorker; Cassie's mother drives a burgundy Civic to her Bible group.
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HAWKE My stepfather had given me this burgundy turtleneck, and I was in love with it.
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Black Truffles and Burgundy, $45, Bar Pleiades, Surrey Hotel, 20 East 76th Street, no reservations, barpleiades.com.
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The classic match is a good Burgundy, say a premier cru Volnay or Morey-St.-Denis.
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It's almost entirely drawn from Bordeaux, Burgundy and the Rhone, with very few bottles under $75.
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Another Burgundy, consumed at a dinner in Chappaqua, N.Y., where the centerpiece was spit-roasted lamb.
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It's the kind of Scotch I imagine Ron Burgundy loved going down his belly in Anchorman.
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For an appearance on The View, Alba sported her first loose dress of the day: a burgundy mid-length number with a frayed bottom, which she paired with a pale pink duster coat, a matching pink bag, and burgundy platform strappy sandals that matched her dress.
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The colorway is described as Purple Grape, but it is more a of burgundy or wine colorway.
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To those who prefer a glass of burgundy and a cigar, that may seem hard to understand.
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At a face-painting booth, a makeup artist applied burgundy blotches to people's cheeks, mirroring Yams's birthmark.
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By the end of 2018, red Burgundy had returned 497%, versus 279% for the S&P 183.
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But the value of fine Burgundy has more than doubled, according to the Liv-ex 1000 index.
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And a ton of lipstick was applied … … on Maisie Williams, who went for a deep burgundy shade.
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I like it a lot, and paired with a burgundy Type Cover it's a great looking device.
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Goldstein says this burgundy-red is flattering 365 days of the year — and especially in the spring.
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Meanwhile, a six-liter Methuselah of Romanee-Conti 1989 DRC Burgundy could fetch $70,000 to $213,000 dollars.
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And paired with her burgundy floral gown, it was the perfect addition to her boho-chic vibe.
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"Caught this today spear fishing!!!" she captioned the stunning shot of herself in a burgundy ViX bikini.
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Alba polished off the look with a burgundy velvet purse that matched her lipstick and dazzling earrings.
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Cabernet- and merlot-based red Bordeaux's, Burgundy-style chardonnay and pinot noirs started taking over California's vineyards.
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We also have to take a minute and acknowledge her deep burgundy lip, because it's just everything.
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For this fall look, Markle paired a burgundy evening gown with a relaxed, worn-in leather jacket.
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Pinot or Burgundy glass: Not as tall as the Cabernet glass, this one has a wide bowl.
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The jacket comes in both brown and burgundy, and it features a hook fastener in the front.
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But French whites would work well, especially good vermentinus from Corsica, and Chablis and aligotés from Burgundy.
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And the LA Kings are 1-0 with Ron Burgundy in the booth 🤷♂️🤷♀️#GoKingsGo pic.twitter.
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But this year, he channeled another relative: His uncle Harry in a burgundy-and-white suspender outfit.
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In 503 and 250, prices for many Bordeaux wines fell as Chinese buyers started turning to Burgundy.
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Burgundy ended up being a good luck charm for the Kings ... they beat the Sharks 4-2.
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And look no further than your maples, sumacs and sweetgums for shades of orange, red and burgundy.
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"We're not trying to copy the style of Burgundy, but to follow the philosophy," Mr. Landi said.
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I have seen this in Burgundy, where people flocked to the '143, '214, '22014 and '22012 vintages.
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Bandol, especially with some aging, would be delicious, as would a richer Burgundy, like a Nuits-St.
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On the right is a burgundy-colored living and dining room with bay windows and decorative columns.
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This is especially true when the topic swivels around to Burgundy, as it has this past month.
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I have made the case as well for big Champagne houses, Bordeaux producers, Burgundy négociants and others.
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Some wines, like Burgundy, have come to be understood over the course of centuries and many generations.
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The union leader had once proudly showed Mr. Rechnitz the burgundy suede Ferragamo loafers he was wearing.
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Makeover genius France wore a traditional jacquard sherwani in cream, with beautiful burgundy and blue floral embroidery.
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The bottles of Burgundy, whether white or red, had gently sloping shoulders and expansive, deeply dimpled bottoms.
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The 24 burgundy-bound volumes had been stacked with care, looking regal before their garbage-truck funeral.
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Mr. Nurmohamed wore a long burgundy coat called a sherwani and pointed leather shoes known as mojari.
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Musso's, in Hollywood, maintains an impossibly charming dining room with faded wallpaper and warmly lit burgundy booths.
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When he arrived, his black car was quickly surrounded by a sea of students in burgundy blazers.
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Footage of the detention showed Del Pino wearing the burgundy-colored soccer shirt of Venezuela's national team.
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With temperatures having dropped to the mid-60s in London, she opted for a burgundy V-neck sweater from Joseph — her first of what we can assume will be many sweaters this season — tucked into a burgundy BOSS leather pencil skirt with matching suede heels from Sarah Flint.
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Meghan, 37, sported a different outfit from the burgundy Hugo Boss dress she wore when she left Australia.
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Both the lipsticks and tints are available in several wine-inspired colors, including Malbec Burgundy and Cabernet Red.
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The duchess opted for a £80 ($105) burgundy turtleneck sweater from J.Crew and skinny jeans for the outing.
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Any other actor in a high-collared burgundy cape and goatee would risk looking like a lounge magician.
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Opt for a burgundy midi dress and pair of nude heels like Meghan did during her royal tour.
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Wearing perfectly-matched tones of burgundy and grey, the family is cute and cozy in the outdoor shot.
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The fragrance got its start as a bath bomb, complete with an intoxicating, burgundy-colored center, of course.
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For example, Kering and LVMH—luxury conglomerates whose owners have bought Burgundy vineyards—returned 958% in 2003-18.
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Notice that when clicking through, there are three different colours to choose from: burgundy, grey and multi-colour.
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"I told her that her coat was burgundy and she said I had very good English," Ondo says.
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Who cares if you wear burgundy lipstick to do laundry or glitter shadow to shop at Trader Joe's?
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A combination of burgundy, white and pale pink blooms catch Linda's eye as she crafts her custom bouquet.
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Either way, you should consider getting a red rinse or a new burgundy unit before your next vacation.
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But the matte grey/aluminum with the burgundy seat detail really appealed to my personal retro/modern aesthetic.
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"The goal is for us to only use seeds from Burgundy, by two years from now," Désarménien explains.
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Like hail, frost also caused localized damage this year, including in the Bordeaux and Burgundy regions, it said.
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She teamed the form-fitting number with strappy black sandals and a Jimmy Choo burgundy chain-strap purse.
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Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, and other regions in France and Switzerland that are known for wine, are warming up.
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Like the rest of France, Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, has seen an explosion of refurbished midrange hotels.
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He planted several hectares of Pinot Noir, the great red grape of Burgundy, and waited for the results.
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The new formula, which comes in 18 shades ranging from nude to burgundy, goes on pre-sale today.
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You take pictures of her in her burgundy velour Miss Pap tracksuit next to your neighbor's white Jeep.
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We're talking about a nice Sancerre and a Burgundy matched with a tad of Roquefort and some comte.
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She sports sunglasses and the sleeveless burgundy top that will later be soaked in blood and cut off.
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Black was worn alongside warmer tones such as terracotta, ochra and brown as well as burgundy and blue.
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Dion wore a ruffled floral dress by Batsheva with a green jacket and burgundy boots by Gabriela Hearst.
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The success of La Paulée has certainly contributed to the worldwide obsession with Burgundy, and the escalating prices.
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One new fabric, a burgundy tartan, could easily be used as a throw on a crisp fall night.
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A typical high-end wine sale is largely French, dominated by bottles of Bordeaux and Burgundy in particular.
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Chablis would be a slightly more elevated choice, while good aligoté from Burgundy would be a delightful outlier.
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And for about five years, he's been raising honey-blond French Charolais cattle, the typical breed in Burgundy.
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He's dressed in a red checked flannel shirt, a burgundy Hermès hoodie, baggy jeans and black Tod's loafers.
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But at least they can suggest what red Burgundy can deliver in terms of aromas, flavors and textures.
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Often, California winemakers appropriated European geographical designations, calling their wines names like Chablis, Rhine wine, Chianti and Burgundy.
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His groomsmen — his father, Henry, Vincent, and Justin Hurd, an old friend — wore gray suits with burgundy ties.
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In the EU, you have sub-regions — Bordeaux, Burgundy — and they each have rules about actual production practices.
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Guillaume, 35, grew up in Dijon, in Burgundy, and Jonathan, 29, in Normandy, the Ivory Coast and Peru.
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Ms. Anka was wearing a burgundy leather dress and was hesitant to climb the ladder, according to witnesses.
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He too had a perfect outfit picked out — a burgundy suit to go with the prom's 1920s theme.
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Winemakers tried to imitate the oaky, florid style then popular in California, or they tried to make Burgundy.
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In either case, it is another expression of Burgundy, and quite a bit more economical than, say, Meursault.
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The 32-year-old star completed her look with a pair of lace-up burgundy booties by Valentino.
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On the red carpet, Gloria Estefan dazzled in a short gold dress, drop earrings, and a burgundy lip.
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Lauren — who's expecting the couple's third daughter — was glowing in her shimmery burgundy and blue floor-length gown.
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Domaine Armand Rousseau is one of the greatest red wine producers of Burgundy, renowned for its Gevrey-Chambertin.
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I chose a mix of midsize heirlooms in assorted colors, from green to red to burgundy to golden.
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This year, it'll be available in 32-inch and 75-inch sizes, with either beige or burgundy bezels.
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The average price of a bottle of the pinot noir from Burgundy is $17,134, according to Wine-searcher.com.
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O'Leary is also a member of the "confrérie des chevaliers du tastevin," an elite fraternity of Burgundy enthusiasts.
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There's nothing dark or melancholic about iconic San Diego landmarks like Ron Burgundy or the San Diego Zoo.
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Much of the aligoté planted in Burgundy is the vigorous aligoté vert, which produces quantity rather than quality.
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I am not saying this Burgundy was better, nor did it diminish my reverence for the great wines.
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Trout, especially wild trout, can be good with light red wines, like an easygoing Burgundy or pinot noir.
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The one where Ron Burgundy and his team get into a murderous five-way brawl with other newscasters?
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Breakdown: A set of burgundy-colored silk pajamas with a "BR" monogrammed on the chest in gold Lamé.
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We're taking that last one a tiny step further by splashing some burgundy into our smoky-eye technique, too.
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Days turn into weeks, and before long you've memorized every single line from Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
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Our vision for our wedding was a romantic winter wonderland, focused on colors of burgundy, blush pink and cream.
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I'd compare it to being offered my choice of a beautiful glass of Burgundy wine, or like...a grape.
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A soft smoky eye, a wash of shiny gloss, a deep burgundy cat-eye — the possibilities are truly endless.
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But while they may be delicious, they theoretically offer no distinct sense of place beyond a general Burgundy character.
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The mother-to-be, 37, wore a burgundy Hugo Boss dress while her husband, 34, wore a black suit.
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Feel at home sitting around the living-room fireplace, sipping a glass of Burgundy from the owner's private vineyard.
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Sure, we've got our go-to burgundy lipsticks from years past, but our shadow game always needs a revamp.
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From cobalt blue to fuchsia to burgundy, wearing color has never been so on trend — and so much fun.
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He says there are three types of wine everyone should have in their wine cellar: Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne.
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Wine School From the ancient vineyards of Burgundy, we travel to the newly emerging region of Etna in Sicily.
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The actress, 33, wore a romantic off-the-shoulder burgundy gown featuring a tulle skirt embellished with floral appliqués.
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It's easy to imagine Cistercian monks doing something similar as they cataloged the terroirs of Burgundy 500 years ago.
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She was wearing blue jeans with a black zip-up shirt, a blue Eddie Bauer coat and burgundy boots.
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Ferrell also remained in character as Burgundy while sitting down for discussions with Fallon, Colbert, Meyers, O'Brien, and Corden.
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The most valuable—a 12-bottle case of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti 1988, from Burgundy—fetched £232,750 ($305,4503).
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The Ludden Rocker and Recliner features ultra-plush burgundy upholstery over squishy foam and an easy pull reclining lever.
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"I decided to wear burgundy because I felt really left out that one time," Kardashian said on Snapchat afterward.
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The situation was more critical in the Loire, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes and Burgundy regions in central and eastern France.
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Finally, to create her vampy lip, line and fill in your lips using a dark burgundy lip liner pencil.
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Inside at Cocoa Bar, shelved wines reach to the ceiling, burgundy reds and mellow whites and a few rosés.
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Walking alongside Jenner, the star sported a deep burgundy velvet tuxedo, Jenner didn't coordinate with her famous daughters, however.
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Because you're not going to get a burgundy curls with a matching rhinestone headband at just any ceremony, okay?
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The "Vinotinto" ("Red Wine"), as they are known for their burgundy shirts, have just one point from six games.
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This is where the famous bear pit scene was filmed for the 2004 movie "Anchorman: Legend of Ron Burgundy."
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Will Ferrell played Ron Burgundy, the titular anchorman who has a crisis when a woman joins his news station.
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We're 30 to 40 dollars cheaper than the same quality Burgundy, and I think that's part of the excitement.
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Which is interesting: As his candle gutters, we're left to ponder whether there was anyone inside that burgundy robe.
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Dhammananda points out a woman who, unlike most of the others, is not wearing saffron or burgundy monk robes.
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"I was so inspired by the culture of Burgundy, the community, I wanted to try something similar," he said.
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But that was before the late 1990s, when bottles of white Burgundy began prematurely oxidizing on a regular basis.
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Certain vintages deemed great, like 2000 Bordeaux and 103 Burgundy, have yet, in my estimation, to offer much pleasure.
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Meanwhile, the 2001 and 2008 Bordeaux vintages, and the 2007 Burgundy, thought to be lesser vintages, have been delightful.
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There, Mr. Picard conjures dishes inspired by maple syrup, all washed down, of course, with a good Burgundy wine.
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"There are angels walking around among us," said Mr. Best, in a navy tweed suit with a burgundy tie.
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"You look great, Hef," Stark snarks; Lee turns around, dressed in a Hefner-esque burgundy robe, smoking a pipe.
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The third, Château Gombaude-Guillot is a pioneering biodynamic estate, commonplace nowadays in Burgundy, but still rare in Bordeaux.
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"Critics claim that obscure varieties like this will never be as good as Bordeaux or Burgundy," Mr. Vouillamoz said.
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Back in 2000, the sommelier Daniel Johnnes created La Paulée, a New York version of the Burgundy harvest celebration.
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It's a white Burgundy, but it's made of the aligoté grape, which is often as reflexively despised as retsina.
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We leapt on it, and it was a welcome reminder of the beauty of white Burgundy and of Meursault.
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You'll be drinking Loire whites and Languedoc reds, perhaps, instead of Burgundy and Bordeaux, but it will be good.
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On Instagram, Mr. Barthelat is more inclined to post scenes of his home in Burgundy than anything fashion-related.
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That "home" is expressed by a deeper hue of red: a burgundy background setting off the central scarlet figure.
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For a red, I would try something fairly light: a straightforward Valpolicella, a cru Beaujolais or a village Burgundy.
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As you can see, the color scheme features a lot of burgundy and orange ... and looks fire as hell.
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Nyong'o's "monochromatic" makeup incorporated "tones of red, burgundy, coppery-bronze and gold on eyes, lips and nails," says Barose.
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In one juvenile center, in Burgundy, a seventeen-year-old Sudanese boy named Samir died of a heart attack.
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The shade goes by many names — oxblood, wine, burgundy — but we're most partial to its French pronunciation: rouge noir.
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From ornate white snowflakes to velvet burgundy stripes, however you're celebrating the holidays, you'll find plenty of inspiration ahead.
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The Burgundy village of Lugny-les-Charolles numbered its 264 houses for the first time in July this year.
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Paris 40 miles France Villeneuve-sur-Yonne Loiret Yonne Châtillon-Coligny Burgundy REGION Saint-Sauveur-en-Puisaye Saulieu Rte.
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Burgundy worships the notion that good wine is an expression of the place and the culture that produced it.
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The other exception is aligoté grown in Bouzeron, a village outside the heart of Burgundy in the Côte Chalonnaise.
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Many heralded Burgundy producers like Mr. Roulot continue to make aligoté because it is part of a revered heritage.
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At the 77th Golden Globes, Evans wore a burgundy outfit from Isaia and attended with his brother, Scott Evans.
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Something clicked, and for a high school work-study program, with help from his family, he interned in Burgundy, where he learned from Becky Wasserman, the noted American wine broker; Chartron & Trebuchet, a producer; and François Mikulski, then a recent wine school graduate who has gone on to establish his own Burgundy domaine.
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Offset was close by her side, looking stylish in a tailored burgundy suit over a black and white striped shirt.
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BURGUNDY SMOKY EYE Warm-toned terracotta red smoky eye looks garnered thousands of repins on Pinterest — and for good reason.
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We have Christmas Eve dinner at [my husband] Ladd's parents' house in town—beef, mashed potatoes, burgundy mushrooms, the works!
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As is tradition, Panos Panay handed out the Surface Laptop to an audience member to demonstrate the new burgundy color.
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Evening and day looks were created in burgundy and pale pink, all constructed with ease in mind, according to Herrera.
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The bag comes in burgundy, black, and navy (below), and reminds us of a purse that Meghan Markle might carry.
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Her body was found floating the next morning clad only in a burgundy nightgown, blue socks and red down coat.
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Kate accessorized the wool and cashmere blend coat dress, which retails for $1,915, with a burgundy suede clutch by Mulberry.
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Clapback is this beautiful navy blue, Midnight Wasabi, which is one of my favorites, and Griselda, this rich, warm burgundy.
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Kate opted for a festive burgundy coat by an independent British dressmaker with a matching velvet fascinator by Jane Corbett.
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There's a fuchsia, red, and burgundy hue — all in adorable heart-shaped bullets that are almost too cute to use.
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"I was mired in envy," Ozick told me, nervously fondling a napkin and smoothing and resmoothing the checkered burgundy tablecloth.
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"My ambition is always the same—to make a wine in California that's comparable to a great Burgundy," he says.
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She examined a pair of burgundy lacquer display tables that were to be piled with merchandise in the entry hall.
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The store sells hats, dress shirts and suits in nearly every color imaginable, and some — red, burgundy, lime green — unadvisable.
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The clothes came in shades of green, burgundy, mustard yellow and deep blue, interspersed at times by nude and beige.
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And after chowing down on the food, Burgundy shared a special moment with his burrito during the kiss cam segment.
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Mr. Zabar came by his obsession with Burgundy in the early 1970s, when he owned a sandwich shop on Nantucket.
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Reva parked the car in the driveway next to a rusting burgundy minivan and an old yellow Volvo station wagon.
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The shades were what first caught my eye, particularly the Pop-Art lavender Yaassss and the deepest dark burgundy, Frenemy.
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I then picked up a skirt that looked similar to the one worn by the model in the burgundy shirt.
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The singer sported showstopping satin red pants, along with a red velvet blazer, Burgundy turtleneck, and $1,490 platform red heels.
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Even at a moment of global fear of contagion, a spirit of generosity and communal love of Burgundy overcame inhibitions.
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But enough have been that I, like many other people, have cultivated a taste for fresh, young white Burgundy instead.
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HUNTINGTON AREA BURGUNDY RD., 3418-Patricia A. and Raymond J. Patnode to Hector M. MacHado and Julio C. Aviles, $175,000.
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Each of these wines, in its own way, illustrates what makes Burgundy so singular, and so desirable to emulate stylistically.
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Thomas Bachelder, who also produces wine in Oregon and Burgundy, makes small lots of exquisite Niagara chardonnay and pinot noir.
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Louis Jadot and Joseph Drouhin, both excellent Burgundy négociants, each offer very good Beaujolais-Villages for around $14.33 a bottle.
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Joseph Drouhin, the Burgundy négociant, makes LaForêt, a more-than-decent bottle of Bourgogne rouge, which sells for about $15.
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The brief moment, which went viral on Twitter, shows Streep bending down and trying to adjust Mirren&aposs burgundy dress.
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But Roman Bourgeois, 33, a native of Burgundy, arrived last year on his own to share his passion for wine.
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It was still vibrant, vigorous and graceful, with the intensity and finesse you would expect of a great Burgundy. 9.
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Californian bottles were there, too, as the state emerged from the thrall of the "burgundy" and "chablis" jug wine era.
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My father liked to drink red Burgundy with beef and Yorkshire pudding, and claret with lamb and roast new potatoes.
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And I learned early on in my career that it doesn't serve me well to try to be Ron Burgundy.
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Zagat, which was founded in 1979, grew its business by publishing long, burgundy books as guides to a city's restaurants.
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Osharna Pittman, 212, last seen wearing a burgundy T-shirt, white jeans and a pair of silver Puma tennis shoes.
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This notion of terroir is communicated on the label of every bottle of Burgundy made of pinot noir or chardonnay.
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Nonetheless, it's important to understand the history of Burgundy, as well as the thought that goes into making the wine.
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Mara Leighton, Insider Picks reporter: The Day Boot, $225 in Burgundy Since getting Everlane's Day Boot in Burgundy I've worn them to the office, out on the weekends, to trek my typical hour-plus of walking along unforgiving sidewalks, and stood in them for a three-hour concert after wearing them at work all day.
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" Burgundy Blog also updated football fans with a tweet, explaining that "Smith [is] indeed still in hospital with post-op infection.
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That history, and a homework assignment, brought the students to Barclays Center in their down coats and burgundy Packer hooded sweatshirts.
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Ferrell appeared earlier as his Anchorman character Ron Burgundy at the voter registration event, which was sponsored by Funny or Die.
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For a state banquet at the Palace, Laura Bush in 2003 wore a burgundy gown by iconic American designer Carolina Herrera.
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They experimented with a range of casks—like white Burgundy, rum, cognac, and calvados—to challenge what had been done previously.
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In-keeping with the Gryffindor colours, the lingerie set also includes removable burgundy and gold suspenders and a matching striped tie.
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There was a time when your athletic coach showed up with a clipboard, a cigar, and an 8-cylinder burgundy Econoline.
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So Burgundy fans were shocked when Mr. Ponsot announced in February 2017 that he was leaving the family estate, effective immediately.
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Off-white with burgundy seats, the replica is built on a Mitsubishi chassis and powered by a 1,600 cc Mitsubishi engine.
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Red Burrow chaise couches are lined up in a dimly lit room, facing a projector screen framed by burgundy velvet curtains.
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The 53-year-old actress glowed at the 2019 Oscars in a burgundy Louis Vuitton gown detailed with sharp shoulder accents.
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This particular model, in a rich burgundy, looks like something that you'd wear to a Madison Avenue cocktail party after work.
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Samsung released a new burgundy edition of its flagship Galaxy S8 phone in South Korea today, with wider availability to follow.
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Its CEO, Nicolas Naigeon, has a bit of a wine background: his parents are winemakers with Domaine Meuneveaux in Burgundy, France.
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"I should've worn that for the night," Miller says, referencing the singer's burgundy coat, pink diamond-studded sunglasses, and colorful pendant.
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To finish the look, Deenihan layered the same burgundy lip liner on top of the lipstick, creating an even vampier look.
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A 22000-year-old bottle of French Burgundy became the most expensive bottle of wine ever sold at auction, fetching $22013,21945.
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The first episode of Ferrell's The Ron Burgundy Podcast dropped Thursday, with guest senator and Democratic presidential nominee hopeful Kamala Harris.
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Think: slip-on suede styles with rubber soles, lace-up leather ankle booties, and breathable burgundy boots ready for absolutely anything.
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The burgundy red version was already available in South Korea, where it was first launched just months before Lunar New Year.
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The polish: Deborah Lippmann Bettina's SongGlitter nail polish is practically a requirement in December, and this metallic burgundy fits the bill.
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I'm absolutely obsessed with the gorgeous burgundy hue, luxe velvet and floral embroidery – three of the prettiest trends of the season.
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" "I'll be keeping it casual this National Day with a white t-shirt, burgundy chinos and a pair of white sneakers.
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In the lower left corner, we see the Duke of Burgundy, Charles the Bold (1467–1477) getting lanced by the knight.
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Sir John chose the burgundy shade to mimic the fruit juice Rafiki anointed Simba with in the Circle of Life scene.
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Step 4: Grab a fluffy blending brush and dust a sheer, burgundy shadow all over your lid and into your crease.
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For my character on "Black Panther," I brought out my own Chanel lipstick in Etienne, which is like a burgundy red.
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Moore carried the Gabriela Hearst bag in burgundy to match her monochrome look as an attendee at Princess Eugenie's royal wedding.
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This burgundy eye shadow look (a favorite among celebs) is a fun way to mix things up, while still looking neutral.
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Think: graphic blue liner, swoops of rich purple, deep burgundy lips, and enough glitter and shimmer to last until Labor Day.
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This story was originally published in French on MUNCHIES FR. In the Grand Cru region of Burgundy, September is harvest season.
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Paulson stunned in a long-sleeved, gold metallic dress, while Peet opted for a classic Bottega Veneta burgundy gown and updo.
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Ferrell was on his way back from a Funny or Die event where he appeared as his Anchorman character Ron Burgundy.
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It was once the capital of the medieval kingdom of Burgundy, and was a prominent city in the Western Roman Empire.
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The trips to the Burgundy, Beaujolais and Provence regions offer wine tastings, tours of Avignon and Lyon and lectures on board.
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Earlier this month, the star rocked head-to-toe burgundy velvet at The Daily Front Row's 7th annual Fashion Media Awards.
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And the burgundy shoes for a photo shoot, that Gucci suit for the première—" Weitz: "Gray Dior blazer with the hood?
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Owners of prestige wineries in Bordeaux, Burgundy and elsewhere are making rosés; some are flocking to Provence to snap up wineries.
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The official team's account tweeted a highlight video of Burgundy with the announcers, including how he got the second period started.
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The couple was all smiles as they posed for photos together, with McEntire twirling her fringed burgundy dress around for photographers.
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Every autumn since 2002, Mr. Zabar has traveled to Burgundy and the Piedmont with Mr. Simond, visiting producers and tasting obsessively.
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As a young man, Mr. Bonneau enjoyed fishing and hunting, often taking trips to the Mâconnais region of Burgundy to hunt.
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A burgundy-velvet model with arms of maple and a mahogany finish, it was one of 60 pieces intended for V.I.P.s.
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A fried rabbit with tarragon mayonnaise is accompanied by Picolnax from Yann Durieux in Burgundy—and it has Action waxing poetic.
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Shaggy and his wife, Renee, marched hand in hand in matching black and red jerseys that matched her beehive burgundy hair.
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People who make natural wine tend to avoid more traditional areas like Burgundy, because the real estate there is very expensive.
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Mr. Lafon remembered that Burgundy had been through hard times in the 20th century, when prices were low and demand minuscule.
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Androuet's website posits that Brillat-Savarin is the oldest cream-enriched French cheese that is now industrially manufactured mainly in Burgundy.
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It is bit odd to term them "greens," since many chicories' leaves are a deep red, ranging from burgundy to crimson.
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"I wanted a rustic wedding with votives in Mason jars, baby's breath, and blush and burgundy colors for November," she said.
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Their outfits were incredibly simple: a burgundy bow tie to match the ones that male members of the wedding party wore.
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Visit any supermarket in France and you will find cheap aligoté, just as you will find relatively inexpensive grand cru Burgundy.
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On stage he's an absolute menace, charging around in a burgundy tracksuit with a wry, delinquent sauce that is genuinely arresting.
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It becomes an additional thing for consumers to learn: What type of grapes are actually in a bordeaux or a burgundy?
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The burgundy of the European Union book with "United Kingdom" stamped on the cover seemed like a relic of another time.
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Middleton paired the olive-green pants from Jigsaw with a Burgundy sweater that matched her heels and $3,600 quilted Chanel handbag.
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So would a Cornas, or a good, restrained cabernet sauvignon or Bordeaux, or a gutsy Burgundy, like a Nuits-St.-George.
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You could have all sorts of good, older reds, too, like a Barolo, Burgundy, Loire cabernet franc or gran reserva Rioja.
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The best burgundy nylon evening anorak I've ever seen — possibly the only one, to be fair — made for better clothes, however.
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They were French, probably from the beginning of the 19th century, and they are still in my chateau in Burgundy now.
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The burgundy script is from Edmund Spenser's 1590 poem "The Faerie Queene," which Walter Crane illustrated in the late 19th century.
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"It's the best Burgundy wine from Bordeaux," said Steven Hewison, Mr. Amoreau's son-in-law, who is in charge of production.
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If you're asking yourself what Big Tech and big aerospace possibly have to do with Burgundy and provolone, you aren't alone.
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Eventually, wine lovers circle back to Burgundy, the region that has shaped the way we think about wine and its potential.
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First and foremost is Chablis, a white Burgundy that is made entirely of chardonnay, yet tastes completely different from other chardonnays.
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"Grace," Ms. Wright's sixth album, finds her planted ankle-deep in the Southern soil, while sending her ample, burgundy voice aloft.
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Forget that rising demand for Burgundy in the last 20 years has sealed its status as a luxury commodity, sending prices soaring.
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Among the lunch and dinner entrees was a half-liter of house wine for $8.50—your choice of Burgundy, Chablis, or rosé.
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Thank goodness Bruno Mars, in burgundy Versace, and Stevie Wonder, in army green with camo accents, were around to mix things up.
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There are six shades, ranging from pale pink to plum to crimson with names like Chardonnay Orange, Shiraz Red, and Merlot Burgundy.
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This burgundy colored varsity-inspired hoodie from Forever 21 gives me major fall and football season vibes, which I am all for!
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The executives, who were bidding by phone, did not know the identity of whom they were competing with over a 2000 Burgundy.
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You see the crowd scramble as the burgundy vehicle is propelled into the intersection after James Alex Fields rams it from behind.
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Davidson looked dapper in a burgundy red suit and black shirt for the night out, while Kelly wore a red velvet suit.
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A Red Army lieutenant, the group's translator, opened the burgundy satin cover of a cheap jewelry box and showed her its contents.
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It's a cozy, familiar feeling spot in the city's west end; late afternoon sunbeams decorate the forest green walls and burgundy chairs.
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Bright pink Margiela pants, burgundy Gucci boots—the shirt was meshy and embroidered with felt and velvet pieces, mohair stitching and flowers.
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Shades of rose and burgundy are met with bright gold on this elegant case that looks way more expensive than it is.
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It's a funny word, because you can tell if someone lives here or if they're just visiting by how they pronounce 'burgundy.
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The Surface Laptop will ship in four colors: platinum, burgundy, cobalt blue, and graphite gold, and it's under three pounds in weight.
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Celebrity makeup artist Paul Blanch tells Refinery29 that picking out a flattering burgundy lipstick is easy, especially once you understand your undertones.
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Singer Julia Michaels who says she always goes with a bold lip, either with a red shade or a darker burgundy hue.
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Chris Hasson, 49, appeared in a burgundy jumpsuit but did not speak during a brief hearing in federal court in Greenbelt, Maryland.
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Rusinak told me there are three types of wine everyone should have in their wine cellar: Bordeaux, Burgundy, and of course, Champagne.
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The players form part of Venezuela's national team, known popularly as the "vinotinto," or "red wine," in reference to their burgundy jerseys.
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Will Ferrell hasn't left his Anchorman character Ron Burgundy too far behind since creating the bumbling broadcaster in the 2004 hit comedy.
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The burgundy, navy, and cream colorblocked tote that she carried not only sold out completely, but it sold out within 11 seconds.
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For this year's charitable tee, Missoni has added their signature zigzag print to a white tee in pink, yellow, blue, and burgundy.
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It's snowing as I write this and it snowed nearly every day since I took delivery of this burgundy 2018 Lincoln Navigator.
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The only things both of them were missing was Harry's Hogwarts school cloak and that burgundy and yellow scarf he always wore.
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The Surface Laptop will ship in four colors: platinum, burgundy, cobalt blue, and graphite gold, and it's under 15 pounds in weight.
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The woman, Émilie Dubois, a 31-year-old Francophone from Burgundy, had applied for a certificate required to settle permanently in Quebec.
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It is Dijon's first Design Hotel member, and interior spaces are accordingly whimsical and contemporary, a refreshing touch in sometimes stodgy Burgundy.
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The Rosebud is made in the US from florentine Milan straw and comes in a choice of colors including a rich burgundy.
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We examined the historical records of harvest dates from many famous wine regions in France, including Bordeaux, Burgundy, and the Loire Valley.
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But not all wine is fine, and not all of it is meant to be tasted like the grand crus of Burgundy.
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In Beaujolais, considered a subregion of Burgundy, vineyards carpet approximately 42,000 acres of low granite hills north of Lyon in eastern France.
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Mr. Johnnes, now the corporate wine director of Daniel Boulud's Dinex restaurant group, has become arguably the foremost ambassador of Burgundy anywhere.
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Ms. Hargrave loves the game Castles of Burgundy, but pretending to be an aristocrat in high medieval France isn't exactly her thing.
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Nicolas Giraud, the director of wines and a Burgundy native, paired the dish with a stunning Beaujolais from the 1,200-bottle cellar.
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He picked up one of the fillets, brimming with burgundy-hued flesh, and bounced it around in his arms like a baby.
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The maple tree in my backyard is probably my favorite, with leaves that turn from burgundy to a fiery red every fall.
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As a shift begins, they pass into the cloakroom to put on their uniforms — tuxedos with burgundy lapels, worn shiny from use.
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In 1395, the Duke of Burgundy banned gamay ("a very bad and disloyal variety") and insisted that only pinot noir be planted.
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In France's Burgundy region, currently cultivated varieties like pinot noir could be replaced with the heat-loving mourvedre and grenache, they said.
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Taking their inspiration from the subtler wines of Burgundy, they aimed for seduction rather than brute force, and the results were telling.
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In France's Burgundy region, currently cultivated varieties like pinot noir could be replaced with the heat-loving mourvedre and grenache, they said.
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The UK's passports will no longer be burgundy, and the country will begin printing blue ones in late 2019, the papers say.
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Now he's got a new outfit, equipped with burgundy eyes and horns — giving the Devil of Hell's Kitchen an entirely new feel.
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Her Folk Art heels feature soft burgundy suede embellished with a gold leaf pattern, making them ideal festive footwear this holiday season.
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The southeasterly route passed by the mustard capital of Dijon, and then concluded with a circuit through the picturesque vineyards of Burgundy.
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The combination of dye and water created a subtle ombre effect on her burgundy taffeta skirt rather than a noticeable sartorial disaster.
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Wine School Of the many beautiful things about good red Burgundy, the most striking is the way the wine keeps changing before you.
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It's not magic, but it is mystery, and no wine more than Burgundy conveys the inscrutability at the core of all great wines.
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At the bottom are the regional wines, made from grapes that come from anywhere within the borders of Burgundy, known as Bourgogne Rouge.
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White wine fans can coat their lips with Chardonnay Orange, and red wine lovers have Shiraz Red and Merlot Burgundy to pick from.
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She wore a burgundy velvet skirt suit accessorized with an eye-catching layered beaded necklace for their intimate ceremony in a community garden.
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Ocasio-Cortez switched up her signature lipstick for another equally bold shade: a vibrant berry that perfectly matched her burgundy turtleneck and blazer.
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Keeping with the winter wedding theme, her bridesmaids wore burgundy long sleeve dresses, and the bride carried a bouquet filled with red flowers.
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She gravitates toward sultry copper, bronze, and burgundy tones, so she taught us how to craft a smoky eye using these hues, too.
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One of the gifts inside the swag bags given to journalists was a burgundy-colored box with gold lettering containing a sake cup.
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The Pour Over the last few decades, Domaine Ponsot has earned a reputation as one of the most unusual, iconoclastic estates in Burgundy.
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As tastes moved on from commoditised Bordeaux, mastery of Burgundy became seen as the test of connoisseurship, both in Asia and the West.
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Leonard said that the suspect wore a burgundy shirt, black jeans, military-style boots, a dark-colored ball cap and black framed eyeglasses.
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The Surface Laptop will reportedly include a 13.5-inch PixelSense display and ship in four colors: platinum, burgundy, cobalt blue, and graphite gold.
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Scientists at the University of Burgundy in France studied one called the convict cichlid, a monogamous fish species that forms long-lasting pairs.
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In "Eyewall", a wife drinks her faithless late husband's expensive Burgundy; a hurricane that batters her house induces a series of spectral encounters.
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One day you're imitating Sabalenka's shrieks, the next you're watching Ron Burgundy ask Roger Federer the tough questions during an on-court interview.
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The 19-year-old also shared a picture of herself from behind, showing off her long blonde locks and burgundy-colored bikini bottoms.
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Burgundy, I gotta be honest I don't remember ever meeting you and frankly I'm a little shocked you have White House press credentials.
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" Burgundy denied harassing iHeartRadio, saying, "By the way, if iHeartRadio says that I harassed them into making a podcast, it is a lie!!
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She wore lipstick, earrings and burgundy shorts, but ended up wearing baggy sweats over her "feminine" running gear because of the wintry weather.
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The paneled walls are a dignified hunter green, the carpet burgundy, the ceiling beams mahogany, the desk perfect for a lawyer or banker.
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Joy -- who has also appeared on the cover of MAXIM in France -- changed into a burgundy outfit and that was also a hit.
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There are Pennsylvania pawpaws ("ripe when fragrant and soft to the touch," a sign advises), burgundy beans, cactus pears, ground cherries, Key limes.
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A river cruise down the Rhone in Burgundy from a company like Uniworld or AmaWaterways, for example, is a great pick for oenophiles.
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Another high-end variety, Burgundy truffles, bring $210 to $240 a pound, but trees produce two or three times as many of them.
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The new passports will be phased in slowly, with current British passport holders able to continue using their burgundy passports until they expire.
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Everyone knows a cannonball is two hands wrapped around your knees while entering the water ass first ... a la Ron Burgundy. Watch. Learn.
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Then, she uses a smudging brush to apply the lighter pink along the bottom lash lines, layering the burgundy on top as well.
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You can drink wine from Burgundy and Bordeaux or from more obscure regions like Côtes Catalanes on the handy, affordable, single-sheet list.
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A Burgundy bottle is immediately recognizable even to wine novices, but it's hard to mistake that for a handgun… even to handgun novices.
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The timeless silhouettes in grey, black or burgundy were interrupted by bright red and blue decorations, sapphire leathers, small necklaces and jewellery pins.
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For Thanksgiving, the best last-minute, all-purpose whites are from the Mâconnais region, which, like Beaujolais, is on the periphery of Burgundy.
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Will they still be good in 2050, by which time future generations may be astounded by the 2000 Bordeaux and the 2005 Burgundy?
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Reservations at night are scarcer than Burgundy truffles, but they are easier to find for lunch, which the restaurant began serving this fall.
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A couch, once a soft red, had blushed into a watery burgundy; the carpet squished like grass at the bottom of a marsh.
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Many might agree that grand cru Burgundy or first-growth Bordeaux or older Barolos are among the very best wines in the world.
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The radio dispatches show that the police knew quickly that they were looking for a white male wearing a burgundy Junior R.O.T.C. shirt.
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As the students waited, police went to Mr. Dornbush's home, a pale yellow house with burgundy shutters, where he lived with his parents.
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"I have found myself in situations where it was like a scene straight out of Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy," Catalano shares.
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But we don't know if the relationship we observed applies to other wine-producing countries or regions, like Spain, Chile, Burgundy, and Oregon.
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As I blended the hot, burgundy mess of boiled cherries, I smiled and thought to myself: This is what cooking is all about.
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But in Paris, he said, he has been listening to jazz for the first time, and it's sent him toward red Burgundy instead.
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I have the dark wash, burgundy, just ordered the gray, and am anxiously awaiting a restock of the dark wash to order more.
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In contrast to Bordeaux's current image as a luxury brand, Burgundy has become a symbol of authenticity, even as its prices have skyrocketed.
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Their choices mirrored our own, from the artisanal ham and Burgundy truffle beignets to the Parmesan crusted cod and steak au poivre (split).
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Their choices mirrored our own, from the artisanal ham and Burgundy truffle beignets to the Parmesan-crusted cod and steak au poivre (split).
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Savigny-les-Beaune is not among the most prestigious terroirs of Burgundy, nor is 2007 a celebrated vintage, though I've always liked it.
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Former FBI Director James Comey posed with a cut out of "Anchorman" character Ron Burgundy in a photo posted to Instagram on Friday.
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Zagat, founded in 1979, publishes the long, burgundy-covered restaurant guide that was ubiquitous in big-city bookstores and magazine shops for decades.
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"My jacket looks like burgundy and white, but with the flash on, it&aposs a reflective snake," Kardashian West said in her video.
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But when the appellation system in Burgundy was set up in 203, aligoté was considered unable to express the characteristics of a place.
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Wine School Few regions are as important to understanding contemporary trends in wine as Burgundy, not only in France but throughout the world.
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Oscar Wilde: Insolence Incarnate at the Petit Palais was co-curated by Merlin Holland (Wilde's grandson, who lives in Burgundy) and Dominique Morel.
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