Lightfoot & Wolfville: exciting wines from Nova Scotia, Canada
Lightfoot & Wolfville have, in a short time, established themselves as one of Nova Scotia’s – and also Canada’s –
Read moreLightfoot & Wolfville have, in a short time, established themselves as one of Nova Scotia’s – and also Canada’s –
Read moreCalifornia in the 1960s, Australia in the 1970s. A shift in emphasis that was to prove a turning point in
Read moreI remember when I first met Paul Pender. I was on my first visit to Canada, back in June 2013.
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Read moreThree wines from Degustate, a new UK-based online Georgian wine shop: www.degustate.co.uk These show the different sides of Georgia, and
Read moreGrape prices are really interesting. They vary quite a lot, dependent on region, variety, health of the grapes, the vineyard
Read moreI met with Michaela Muratori of Villa Crespia to hear the story of this family-owned winery. It’s a medium-sized operation,
Read moreThe Languedoc is an interesting place to grow wine grapes, with lots of great terroirs and also a climate conducive
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