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Mike teams up with Vigneron Matt Dees to create Wild Boar Saltimbocca with Flageolet beans 'on tour' at the Jonata vineyard in California.
Mike teams up with Vigneron Matt Dees to create Wild Boar Saltimbocca with Flageolet beans 'on tour' at the Jonata vineyard in California.
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