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Curettage: a ‘surgical’ treatment for trunk diseases that seems to work

March 1, 2021 jamiegoode 8214 Views

Jamie Goode reports on a pair of scientific papers that validate the practice of curettage/curetage for treating grapevine trunk diseases.

February 27, 2021 jamiegoode 11685 Views

Longaví is a collaboration between David Nieuwoudt from South Africa and Julio Bouchon of Chile. The wines come from the

This is quite a brilliant wine. I was really stunned by how elegant and fine it was – Grenache at

January 26, 2021 jamiegoode 7146 Views Aligote

These are really interesting wines. They are made by Sylvain Pataille, a well respected vigneron from Marsannay, for UK retailer

I’ve visited James and Annie Millton – biodynamic pioneers in New Zealand’s Gisborne region – a few times now. Here’s

January 20, 2021 jamiegoode 6619 Views

This time last year I visited De Lucca winery in Uruguay’s Canelones region. You can red the report here. The

François Villard is well known in the Northern Rhone for his masterful and poetic Côte-Rôtie and Saint-Joseph. Starting off his

January 8, 2021 jamiegoode 11179 Views Douro

Pedro Coelho is the winemaker behind Douro winery Pormenor. He explains that his philosophy is to make wines with minimal

Most of the experience of wine comes from the sense of smell. Lisse Garnett reviews an exciting new book on

December 23, 2020 jamiegoode 6530 Views

Moncuit farm without herbicides and pesticides, and are organic but not certified. The base wine for this vintage 2012 is