In Slovenia (5) visiting Vino Gross in Haloze (updated with new releases)
Haloze is a hidden place, says Michael Gross. He comes from a winegrowing family, and with his brother, was running
Read moreHaloze is a hidden place, says Michael Gross. He comes from a winegrowing family, and with his brother, was running
Read moreCave de Bailly-LapierreHameau de Bailly – 89530 Saint-Bris-Le-VineuxTel. +33 (0)3 86 53 77 77www.bailly-lapierre.fr Located just above on the Yonne
Read moreNotes from a gathering of wine trade friends at Christina Rasmussen’s place, with Rajat Parr as an overseas guest. These
Read moreWebsite: https://www.gutterandstars.co.uk/ Chris Wilson is a journalist-turned-winemaker. He was – and still is – a wine journalist, but turned to
Read moreWebsite: https://www.gdvajra.it/en/homepage ‘We are 50 years old, which makes us youngsters in the region, and we had a very humble
Read moreWebsite: http://www.enomania.dk/ Enomania is a remarkable Italian restaurant in Copenhagen with a strong interest in wine, as implied in the
Read moreWebsite: http://www.muscandia.com/en This small winery is one of the most impressive of the Cava producers I’ve come across. It’s the
Read moreWine was first made at Codorníu in 1551, by Jaume Codorníu. The surname Codorníu was lost in 1659 when one
Read moreWebsite: https://www.birichino.com/ Founded by Alex Krause and John Locke in 2008, Birichino (‘ch’ is pronounced ‘k’) began with a focus
Read moreI really enjoyed reading From Bordeaux to the Stars, the English translation of Jean-Michel Cazes autobiography, initially published in 2022
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