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Champagne Profiles Regions 

Visiting Champagne Jacques Selosse, with Anselme Selosse

March 24, 2015January 19, 2020 jamiegoode 7976 Views champagne

Selosse is different. And brilliant. It was great to be able to visit this celebrated grower, who in turn has

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Wine Science 

Stems and whole bunches in red winemaking: a hot topic

March 24, 2015September 19, 2019 jamiegoode 6312 Views

Jamie Goode takes a closer look at the deliberate choice by many winemakers to leave the stems in their red

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New to wine 

Learning to taste

March 24, 2015September 23, 2019 jamiegoode 7015 Views

It sounds a bit silly instructing people how to drink wine. I’m assuming that most people are familiar with the

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New to wine 

Sniff my wine: what the nose tells us

March 24, 2015September 23, 2019 jamiegoode 4901 Views

Take a good sniff of your wine. We get a lot of information from our noses in tasting. In fact,

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Does knowledge enhance the enjoyment of wine?

March 24, 2015September 23, 2019 jamiegoode 5214 Views

I once went to a lecture by an eminent philosopher who also happened to be a bit of a wine

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Oregon Profiles 

Beckham Estate: great Oregon wines, plus amphorae

March 24, 2015October 20, 2019 jamiegoode 5426 Views

Andrew and Annedria Beckham are making some of Oregon’s most compelling wines, and they have a great story, too. I

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New to wine 

What to look for in a wine

March 24, 2015September 23, 2019 jamiegoode 6640 Views

I’ve talked in earlier ‘new to wine’ articles about how to approach wine tasting, and what the ‘nose’ of a

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Champagne Profiles Regions 

Champagne Ulysse Collin: visiting and tasting with one of the region’s new stars

March 24, 2015October 4, 2019 jamiegoode 7514 Views

Visiting the Champagne region: a conversation and tasting with Olivier Collin This was a brilliant visit with the dramatic, expressive

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Jura Profiles Regions 

Visiting Ganevat in the Jura: a sort of pilgrimage

March 24, 2015October 4, 2019 jamiegoode 9027 Views

The wines of Jean-François Ganevat   Visiting one of the Jura’s star producers  We arrived in the small hamlet of La

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Profiles Regions South Africa 

Craven Wines: making the most of exceptional Stellenboch vineyards

March 24, 2015November 30, 2019 jamiegoode 5673 Views

Craven Wines: of South Africa’s most interesting producers, making balanced single-site wines from Stellenbosch, report by Jamie Goode and Treve

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The wines of Antonio macanita from madeira and porto santo
Features Latest Portugal 

Profetas e dos Villões: António Maçanita and his remarkable wines from Porto Santo and Madeira

October 20, 2026October 20, 2026 jamiegoode

Website: https://www.antoniomacanita.com/en António Maçanita is a well known Portuguese winemaker, doing good things in the Alentejo, Douro and the Açores.

Usonia, a really innovative wine project from New York’s Finger Lakes
Features Latest New York State 

Usonia, a really innovative wine project from New York’s Finger Lakes

October 19, 2026October 19, 2026 jamiegoode
Herrenhof Lamprecht: impressive wines from volcanic Styria, with a particular focus on Furmint and field blends
Austria Features Latest 

Herrenhof Lamprecht: impressive wines from volcanic Styria, with a particular focus on Furmint and field blends

October 18, 2026October 18, 2026 jamiegoode
Santuvario, a natural wine producer in Alto Piemonte, Italy
Features Italy Latest 

Santuvario, a natural wine producer in Alto Piemonte, Italy

October 16, 2026 jamiegoode

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Wine anorak is one of the leading wine websites. This is the latest version of the site that began life in 1999, and was founded by Jamie Goode, who at the time was working as a science editor.

Since then it has grown, and Jamie is now a full-time wine writer, lecturer, wine judge and book author.

This is an explanation of what an anorak is.

Disclosure: unless otherwise clearly marked, the articles on this site are free of conflicts of interest. Any sponsored content will be clearly marked, and potential conflicts of interest will also be disclosed. As is normal in the wine industry, many of the wines tasted here are free samples and some travel is sponsored by others (for example, regional bodies or groups of producers), but in these cases no guarantees of coverage are given.

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