2016, looking back a decade from 2026
2016 was quite a year for me. A transition year with a lot of travel.
Read more2016 was quite a year for me. A transition year with a lot of travel.
Read moreGallo (they dropped the E&J bit in 2024) own the three largest wineries in the world. They don’t tend to
Read moreWebsite: https://biankaunddaniel.de/ I tasted these wines with Bianka Schmitt at the VinNatur festival in Paris, November 2025. The winery has
Read moreWebsite: https://domainedemontbenay.com/ Domaine de Montbenay is run by Paul de Watteville (pictured above), who took over from his father Maurice
Read moreWebsite: https://www.cave-biber.ch/en Cave Biber began life in 1971 when when René Mathier established his winery in the village of Salgesch
Read moreWebsite: https://mabillard-fuchs.ch/ With 3.5 hectares of vines in the village of Venthône in Switzerland’s Valais, Mabillard-Fuchs is making some really
Read moreI’m at the Cool Climate Wine Summit in Copenhagen, and this year the opening evening was in the form of
Read moreI travel a lot. Far too much. I quite enjoy it, though. There’s something about travelling that opens your mind
Read moreWebsite: https://dominiodoacor.com/en/ Domínio do Açor is a relatively new project in the Dão region, and it’s already in the peer
Read moreWebsite: https://priorlucas.pt/en/ Back in June 2025 I spent a day with Rui Lucas, who is making some really interesting wines
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