Noble Rot, Where Everybody Knows Your Name - Issue #13

Noble Rot Issue #13, Where Everybody Knows Your Name, is an early print issue of the London wine, food and culture magazine.

London restaurants run right through this one. Giles Coren and Marina O'Loughlin build an ultimate meal in the city out of Rules, Gymkhana, Bob Bob Ricard, Kitty Fisher's, Kiln and Bocca di Lupo, disagreeing as they go. Mike D of the Beastie Boys talks fine wine and classic rock, likening a 1973 Montrachet to hearing Led Zeppelin for the first time. Francis Ford Coppola discusses Inglenook in Napa. Stephen Harris weighs the risk in ageing white Burgundy, and the profiles take in the new Chablis winemakers, Henri Jayer, Jean-Marie Guffens and The Company Shed on the Essex coast.

Burgundy readers will find the most here, between Chablis, Jayer and the ageing piece. It also suits anyone assembling a set of back issues, since the earlier numbers are harder to track down than the recent ones.