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08/19/2007

Sunday's Quiz

Pat de nez seen all over Paris last February.

From the moment Freud had a whiff of Martha Bernays he was smitten. Freud believed in love at first sight, or was it first smell?

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I'm hunting the Leon Trotskys, the Philip Roths, the Chaucers and the Edith Whartons of the wine world. I want them natural and most of all, I want them to speak the truth even if we argue. With this messiah thing going on, I'm trying to swell the ranks of those who crave the differences in each vintage, celebrate nuance and desire wines that make them think, laugh, and feel. Welcome.

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