The judgment of BC, 2019
How well do the wines from Canada’s British Columbia do when they are tasted blind alongside some international benchmarks? Jamie
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Regions
South Africa
A guide to the wine regions of South Africa South Africa is one of the most dynamic of all wine
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Petaluma Gap, a new-ish AVA on the Sonoma Coast
A quick look at six wines from California’s newest AVA Do we need more wine appellations? Especially when some of
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Donovan Rall, top wines from South Africa
There’s something about tall South Africans and wine. Three of the leading winegrowers from this dynamic country are all very
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Using a microscope to monitor fermentations at Lapierre
Natural winemaking doesn’t mean just letting wine ferments do their own thing. If you want to make good natural wines,
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Gallery: autumn in the vineyards of Beaujolais
Some pictures from yesterdays walk through the vineyards of Fleurie and Juliénas in Beaujolais
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Thibault Liger-Belair, a new classic Burgundy domaine
Visiting Thibault Liger-Belair’s green winery to taste his sought-after wines Thibault took over the 8 hectare Liger-Belair vineyard in 2001,
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Nicolas Jay, a new Oregon star
Jay Boberg and Jean-Nicolas Méo’s collaboration has already established itself among the Willamette Valley’s finest Nicolas Jay is a collaborative
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Thorne & Daughters, some of South Africa’s finest whites
John Seccombe’s Thorne & Daughters wines draw on some top Cape vineyards and show amazing finesse John Seccombe is the
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Big can be good: visiting Trapiche, Argentina’s largest producer
Trapiche, part of the Peñaflor group, was founded in 1883 and is now Argentina’s largest producer. Often with wine, small
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