Why should we care about the age of the vine that made our wine?
Man’s history with the vine predates the written word. Old vines map man’s passage to the new world and our
Read moreMan’s history with the vine predates the written word. Old vines map man’s passage to the new world and our
Read moreChapoutier talks of granite, lovemaking, Jefferson, sentient plants, vines on the Scilly Isles and the strength of life over death.
Read moreChile is changing, drafting a new constitution and facing up to the past. Chilean wine has been changing too, adapting
Read moreWe ask the UK Sommelier of the Year 2022 Vincenzo Arnese what it takes to get to the top and
Read moreChile is at a pivotal point in its history – Sunday saw an historical vote on a new Constitution that
Read moreBy Lisse Garnett and Jamie Goode Website: http://www.charlieherring.com/ We first met the son of the man that birthed Charlie at
Read moreThere isn’t enough Argentine wine on our lists says Argentinian Sommelier Paz Levinson. She came to London to show a
Read moreTake Bordeaux master blenders, Dourthe, add 175 years of Australian patience, grit, ambition and skill – mix in that infamous
Read moreForty years ago Gascony produced some of the most unloved wines in Europe. Today, the region has Plaimont – a
Read moreJamie Goode and Lisse Garnett meet two exceptional producers who together make some of the best wines on offer in
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