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We go into caves, onto boats, and up mountain trails to meet people, hear their stories, their poetry, and of course, play some music, all to reconnect to nature and get closer to the things we're missing.

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It's Lynn Rosetta-Castor with the Splendid Table.

Thank you. It's Lynn Rosetta Casper with the splendid table. Today it's the bottle of wine that sold for $156,000.

The story seemed too good to be true.

A 1787 bottle of Chateau Lafitte carved with the initials of Thomas Jefferson

found in a bricked up Paris wine cellar. Well, Benjamin Wallace tells the tale in his book

The Billionaires Vinegar, the mystery of the world's most expensive bottle of wine. While the

Stearns have found a donut worth the journey in Round Rock, Texas.

Sally Schneider talks summer fruit's secret friend,

its orange flower water,

100% authentic Spanish gazpacho is David Rosengarten's passion,

and a bridegrews her own wedding. All this and your calls coming up on The Splendid Table.

This week's Splendid Table is a repeat of an earlier broadcast.

Hi, it's Lynn Rosetta, Casper, and you're listening to The Splendid Table, the show for people who love to eat.

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You can learn more at justbearchicken.com. Well, today it's the story of the wine

world's longest running mystery. We're talking the priciest and maybe the most provocative

bottle ever sold. Our guest is Benjamin Wallace. He's author of the billionaire's vinegar,

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