GRAND CRU

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The worlds of premium portioned coffee and that of wine may, at the surface, look like exclusive domains, with not much areas of interconnection; but Nespresso would have us realize that there is more commonality than meets the eye.

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                    [AuthorName] => Philip Cu-Unjieng
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The Power Plant Mall unveils another addition to its roster of specialty shops with the recent opening of Bacchus Epicerie.
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                    [Title] => Drinking liquid gold at Manny O’s
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[email protected]
That’s exactly what I felt when I and a group of  privilege few  cheerfully drank a bottle of wine (2000 La Tache, Grand Cru, Monopole de la Romanee-Conti) costing US$ 1200. That’s 55,800 pesos per bottle (46.50 peso to the dollar) and that must be the most expensive bottle of wine I ever tasted. And at those prices, of course, cheerful gyud ka! 
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                    [AuthorName] => Dr. Nestor Alonso ll
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                    [Title] => The perfect gifts (for those who can afford them!)
                    [Summary] => The weaker economy has equally affected companies catering to the wealthy.  Sales have gone down.  Profit margins are  a little bit lower.  


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Java man, now a sommelier

By Philip Cu-Unjieng | July 7, 2013 - 12:00am

The worlds of premium portioned coffee and that of wine may, at the surface, look like exclusive domains, with not much areas of interconnection; but Nespresso would have us realize that there is more commonality...

Allure

You'll find Grand Cru wines and fine foods at this grocery

January 31, 2009 - 12:00am

The Power Plant Mall unveils another addition to its roster of specialty shops with the recent opening of Bacchus Epicerie.

Modern Living

Drinking liquid gold at Manny O’s

By Dr. Nestor Alonso ll | July 10, 2007 - 12:00am

[email protected] That’s exactly what I felt when I and a group of  privilege few  cheerfully drank a bottle of wine (2000 La Tache, Grand Cru, Monopole de la Romanee-Conti) costing US$ 1200....

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

The perfect gifts (for those who can afford them!)

By Mila S. Alora | December 3, 2001 - 12:00am

The weaker economy has equally affected companies catering to the wealthy. Sales have gone down. Profit margins are a little bit lower.

Business As Usual