will cause i couldn't sleep allow you. nigel said to like move say is a 4th generation wine grower. he's convinced 2022 is an exceptionally good champagne vintage. your bumper live police. there's no wrong. it's fantastic because it's fabulous. look at it. he's an oxygen without the regular like caviar, if possible makes very good champagne. it's a great he, la golden. and this, although the champagne region along with the rest of europe experienced a heat wave this past summer with record temperatures and drought cool. talk out, look, these grapes ripened without a drop of rain in 3 months. it's incredible. this is your stock web. grape finds actually pull water from deep in the soil, thanks to their long roots. when i graduated, several routes are a problem for most farmers up at the roots of grapevines can grow 8 to 10 meters down. they get water, look in the soil where there are also more nutrients and mineral, you are the more meaningful ill them off the soil impacts the grapes wise. just imagine how they'll taste. you mentioned yellow, foam or else, cuz typically happy wine gr

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nigel lawson went in the end but she didn't last much longer afterwards. fir the end but she didn't last much longer afterwards.— the end but she didn't last much longer afterwards. or boris johnson and saidger afterwards. or boris johnson and sajid javid _ longer afterwards. or boris johnson and sajid javid as _ longer afterwards. or boris johnson and sajid javid as well. _ longer afterwards. or boris johnson and sajid javid as well. in _ longer afterwards. or boris johnson and sajid javid as well. in some - and sajid javid as well. in some ways you want a bit of tension between number ten and number 11. number ten wants to do something, number 11 says hang on, i'm not sure we can afford that, it is part and parcel of life. the truss government made a huge deal of the fact they wanted to break away from decades of treasury orthodoxy and come up with a whole new approach. they sacked one of the senior... toms colour, highly respected. they said to the obr we don't want you to mark our homework on this occasion. because they set out in this bold new vision of low taxes and what have you, it will be very difficult to have a school of truss and a non—school of truss living next door to each