Exploring the Roussillon (1) an introduction
Roussillon My exploration of the Roussillon began in Perpignan, which is the largest town in the region, and is located
Read moreRoussillon My exploration of the Roussillon began in Perpignan, which is the largest town in the region, and is located
Read moreWebsite: https://saisonwines.carrd.co/ Daphne Teremetz was previously a wine buyer at Waitrose where she worked for 8 years, before setting out
Read moreWessman seeks vinous validation for Issigeac and Conne-de-Labarde, which lie on a clearly defined limestone plateau and merit their own micro-appellation according to Vineyard Director Lise Sadirac, who is working hard to convince the INAO. The layered limestone plateau of D’Issigeac took 1.5 million years to form. Vines take a decade to root in the fissured rock, where soil is a mere 20cm deep. Bergerac has 13 appellations and no distinct identity. Fine wine would benefit from a perceptible point of difference and a dose of celebrity stardust.
Read moreThe evening before the 67 Pall Mall Global Wine Communicator Awards, there was a new event. The 67 Sessions, an
Read moreWebsite: https://www.famillefabre.com/details-vin/chateau-fabre-gasparets-camin-82A35E/ A remarkable orange wine from Corbières Boutenac in the Languedoc. Famille Fabre Gasparets Le Camin 2022 Vin de
Read moreDe Moor, based in Chablis, are one of my favourite producers. Everything they make is just so good. Had this
Read moreWebsite: https://uk.frenchbloom.com/ Non-alcoholic wine is currently a topic of intense interest in the wine industry. Many think that drinking habits
Read moreAmazing landscapes, varied terroirs, more than half of its 19 000 hectares are old vines (50 years plus). More to
Read moreIt was back in 1979 when Jean-Marie Guffens established his famous Mâconnais estate Domaine Guffens-Heynen which was later joined by
Read moreThough Champagne sales have continued to slide worldwide, Goode and I have done our best to buoy the market this
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