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Highlights: a natural Chinon from Patrick Corbineau of indeterminate age

February 5, 2026 jamiegoode 1181 Views cabernet franc, Chinon

Patrick Corbineau Chinon, Loire, FranceThis is a natural wine with no sulfites added. Doug Wregg brought it along for tasting

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Adelsheim, one of the pioneering Oregon wineries

February 5, 2026February 5, 2026 jamiegoode 2284 Views Chardonnay, pinot noir

Website: www.adelsheim.com It was back in 1971 that David and Ginny Adelsheim (pronounced Addles-Hyme) joined the very small band of

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Highlights: Santa Tresa Rina Russa Frappato 2024, Sicily

February 5, 2026February 6, 2026 jamiegoode 1151 Views Sicily

Website: https://www.santatresa.com/en It’s getting really hard to find good wines below £15 in the UK, but Santa Tresa in Sicily

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Maturana, an exciting boutique Chilean winery

February 2, 2026February 2, 2026 jamiegoode 1386 Views

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L’Entremetteuse: lovely natural wines from a French expat in Colchagua, Chile

February 2, 2026February 2, 2026 jamiegoode 1234 Views Natural wine

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February 1, 2026 jamiegoode 1568 Views mendoza

Website: https://matiasriccitelli.com/en/ Matías Riccitelli is one of Argentina’s most exciting winegrowers. He haild from the north – Cafayate in Salta

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The 2022s from Abruzzo star winery Emidio Pepe

January 31, 2026January 31, 2026 jamiegoode 1532 Views Abruzzo

Popped into Dynamic Vines today and tasted through the 2022s from Emidio Pepe, a remarkable winery that I’ve written about

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North Canterbury, New Zealand (9) Pyramid Valley

January 30, 2026February 16, 2026 jamiegoode 3928 Views North Canterbury

Pyramid Valley is one of New Zealand’s special vineyards. I first came across it on my debut visit to Aotearoa

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Exploring speciality coffee and its parallels with fine wine: planning for the future, looking at new coffee varieties
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Exploring speciality coffee and its parallels with fine wine: planning for the future, looking at new coffee varieties

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Just as grapevines are sensitive to the climate, coffee varieties only thrive within narrow climatic bounds. And with climate change,

Exploring speciality coffee and its parallels with fine wine: regenerative farming in coffee production at the Sombra agroforestry project at Fazenda Mió in Brazil
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Sensory assessment of coffee, with parallels to wine tasting: cupping, grading and describing, with Dr Fabiana Carvalho
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Sensory assessment of coffee, with parallels to wine tasting: cupping, grading and describing, with Dr Fabiana Carvalho

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Exploring speciality coffee and its parallels with fine wine: a visit to Fazenda Mió in Brazil to catch the harvest
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