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  • Sensory assessment of coffee, with parallels to wine tasting: cupping, grading and describing, with Dr Fabiana Carvalho
  • Exploring speciality coffee and its parallels with fine wine: a visit to Fazenda Mió in Brazil to catch the harvest
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New Zealand Pinot Gris – a mini-study with Rockburn, Isabel, Ata Rangi and Greywacke

April 7, 2025December 2, 2025 jamiegoode 4309 Views pinot gris

These are four interesting, and contrasting examples of Kiwi Pinot Gris. It’s one of those grapes that professionals don’t seem

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Exploring Bulgarian Wine (6) Magura

April 6, 2025December 2, 2025 jamiegoode 2974 Views

Magura is a large winery with a capacity to make 2 million litres of wine, established in 1967. It changed

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The wines of Quinta dos Currais, Beira Interior, Portugal

April 5, 2025December 2, 2025 jamiegoode 2704 Views

The Beira Interior is a lesser-known but really interesting wine region nestled on the eastern side of Portugal, just below

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Nautilus, a deep dive into this Marlborough producer with winemaker Clive Jones

April 5, 2025December 2, 2025 jamiegoode 2245 Views Marlborough

A few years back I spent a lot of time in Marlborough, New Zealand’s largest wine region. Most people are

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La Nouvelle Garde is an organization that brings together the next generation of Crozes-Hermitage, and they threw a party

April 3, 2025December 2, 2025 jamiegoode 2633 Views crozes-hermitage

In 2023 a new association emerged in the northern Rhône, called La Nouvelle Garde de Crozes-Hermitage. This is the biggest

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Discovering the Mâconnais (9) Domaine Joseph Lafarge

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Website: https://www.josephlafarge.com/en Domaine Joseph Lafarge is a winery and hospitality operation in the Mâconnais. I visited with Anthony, who’s 10th

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Cairanne, another rising star cru in the Rhône

April 1, 2025December 2, 2025 jamiegoode 4006 Views Cairanne

There’s been a lot of interest in the Rhône cru of Cairanne recently. It’s one of the crus capable of

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Henschke: tasting the newly released 2021 single vineyard wines with Stephen and Prue Henschke

April 1, 2025December 2, 2025 jamiegoode 3609 Views

Website: https://www.henschke.com.au/ It’s the start of vintage when I catch up with Stephen and Prue Henschke to taste through these

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Ventoux, the rising star of the Rhône Valley – tasting 24 examples

March 31, 2025September 29, 2025 jamiegoode 4149 Views Ventoux

This article is based on a masterclass with Alistair Cooper at The Decouvertes Vins Rhône festival in Avignon, March 2025,

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Exploring the Mâconnais (8) Domaine Thevenard

March 30, 2025September 29, 2025 jamiegoode 3047 Views Maconnais

This is an interesting new project. In 2021 brothers Matthieu and Gaëtan Thevenard returned to the family property, which is

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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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Exploring speciality coffee and its parallels with fine wine: regenerative farming in coffee production at the Sombra agroforestry project at Fazenda Mió in Brazil

July 14, 2026July 14, 2026 jamiegoode
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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Exploring speciality coffee and its parallels with fine wine: a visit to Fazenda Mió in Brazil to catch the harvest

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Wine anorak is one of the leading wine websites. This is the latest version of the site that began life in 1999, and was founded by Jamie Goode, who at the time was working as a science editor.

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