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The hundred halters

Jamie Goode discusses the future of wine criticism, and asks whether traditionalists might resist the journey into the sunlit uplands

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It is a little-known fact that in the 19th century, the Bordelais used to blend in some Syrah from Hermitage

By Janet Dorozynski Janet Dorozynski is a Canadian-based wine communicator whose day job involves helping Canadian wineries export their wines.

September 27, 2020 jamiegoode 5437 Views Alentejo

This is the collaborative wine I was involved with last year. It’s now in bottle and this was my first

Brothers George and Daniel Daou come from Lebanon. The first rocket from the civil war in the 1970s landed in

It’s a sunny day in July, and my first time out of London since lockdown. I’m heading to Tillingham, a

Penfolds is Australia’s most famous winery. Their flagship wine, Grange, has achieved legendary status. And this was a brand that

Baden is a long, thin wine region, and is Germany’s most southerly, located on its western border with France. Hop

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This year is a bit of a change for the Cape Winemakers Guild Auction. It is going to be held

Vega Sicilia is one of the world’s iconic wineries, often referred to as Spain’s first growth. So it was great