The wines of Luis Seabra, Portugal
Luis Seabra made his name as winemaker for Niepoort, before leaving to set up his own project in 2013. Seabra’s
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Profiles
Viúva Gomes: the future of Colares, one of Portugal’s historic wine regions
Colares is one of the historic wine regions in Portugal. It’s one that you learn about in wine textbooks. But
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Rathfinny, one of England’s top sparkling wine producers
It has been 10 years since Mark and Sarah Driver first bought the land that is now Rathfinny Estate, one
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Nagano, Japan: 496 Winery, Cyclo Vineyard
496 Winery is run by Noriyuki Iijima, who was a professional pursuit cyclist riding for the Japanese team. With his
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In pursuit of Aligoté: visiting Les Champs des Themis, Bouzeron
Jamie Goode visits Xavier Moissenet, who’s making some amazing Aligoté in Bouzeron – Bourgogne’s appellation devoted to the grape. He
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Château du Moulin-à-Vent: a new Beaujolais star
Moulin-à-Vent is one of the most prestigious of the crus of Beaujolais, and has a reputation for making ageworthy wines.
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Les Pervenches: stunning natural wines from Québec’s Chardonnay Pioneer
Once just a tourist industry making wines for local consumption, Québec’s wine scene is beginning to wake up, led by
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In Uruguay: De Lucca
Jamie Goode visits De Lucca in Uruguay’s main wine region, Canelones. The family influence is Italian, but Dr Reinaldo De
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Flint Vineyard, an exciting new producer from East Anglia, England
Ben and Hannah Witchell are the dudes behind Flint Vineyard, which is based in south Norfolk. They caught the wine
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Quinta da Carolina, Douro, Portugal
Jamie Goode reviews the wines of Quinta da Carolina, a small quinta taking a new, more interesting direction Luis Pedro
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