Sure would be fun to visit this place, opening near Bordeaux.
The architecture alone is fantastic.
And while you're at it, why not go to Ch. Lynch Bages' little village--the winery has added restaurants and shops, all as part of a little destination locale in Pauillac (Haut Medoc, north of Bordeaux). And why not go to Georges DuBoeuf's little destination locale in Gamay (between Burgundy and the Rhone), where he took over a train station and has a wonderful wine museum, to go along with the winery.
France has the right idea! OK, so does Carlton, Oregon ;)
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Saturday, May 28, 2016
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