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In the US, globetrotting Sichel marketed Blue Nun as ‘the delicious white wine that’s correct with any dish’, boosting sales by 500 per cent ...

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Peter Sichel, a fourth-generation vintner, was best known as the man who popularized Blue Nun, the easygoing, semisweet German wine that became an international success in the 1960s. At its ...

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