Gourmets of Wine > The Franz Schneider Wine Experience: MondoVino 2009
[The Franz Schneider Wine Experience] This years MondoVino, hosted by Wein&Co in the gorgeous ambience of the Hofburg, was again a melting pot for wines from all over the world. As one could taste up to 2000 different wines, bubblies and some harder stuff a careful upfront decision was necessary.
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