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Mar. 07, 1972 - It's not impossible to find a Frenchman who sells whiskey in London, but the French public finds it funny and a bit odd to think that their wine seller is English. With a light British accent and a very British mustache, Steven Spurrier will surprise you with his knowledge of wine, equal to that of the best French sommeliers. He bought a quaint, little store on a street in the Quartier de la Madeleine. His clients are very satisfied with the exact taste of Spurrier, who does not push his customers to try whiskey, but who incites them to discover the charms, for example, of the latest beaujolais... Picture: Steven Spurrier in his store

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