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The grapes and the geography

There are two rather different ways to approach wine. Both are needed. Continuing in my somewhat meandering journey into wine,

John Seccombe’s Thorne & Daughters wines draw on some top Cape vineyards and show amazing finesse John Seccombe is the

Trapiche, part of the Peñaflor group, was founded in 1883 and is now Argentina’s largest producer. Often with wine, small

Dinner in Nagano, Japan, matched with wines from Château Mercian One of the many good experiences from my recent Japan

Meeting Christophe Baron to taste his sought-after Rhone-style wines made from a distinctive terroir on the Washington State/Oregon boundary ‘Don’t

This is a film I made with David Fuller a few years back. It’s about the Douro Valley in Portugal

I popped into the excellent Handford Wines, and managed to try some of these Piedmont gems, which were being poured

*wine highlights* This wine, from Rajat Parr and Sashi Moorman, is a Chardonnay from the famous Sanford & Benedict vineyard

Frederic Magnien is a pioneer of terracotta in Burgundy, and is making some very smart wines I was very excited

One of California’s leading producers of Pinot Noir It was great to be able to taste the new releases from