Why Pinot Meunier is weird (but wonderful)
Pinot Meunier is an unusual grape variety. Technically, of course, it is not a variety at all. It is a
Read morePinot Meunier is an unusual grape variety. Technically, of course, it is not a variety at all. It is a
Read moreThis is a high-end Gewurztraminer from Hugel. Along with Trimbach, Hugel were never really into the Alsace Grand Cru classification.
Read moreMiquel Torres led this tasting of the top wines of Torres from the family museum, with a backdrop of some
Read moreCraig and Carla Hawkins were the first of the Swartland Revolution crew to start their own vineyard project, back in
Read moreA quick primer on one of the major viticultural challenges worldwide. 1 Trunk diseases are a major problem worldwide. Famed
Read moreThe Amorim Group’s main activity is cork, but they are now getting increasingly involved in wine production. For 20 years,
Read morePedesclaux is a Bordeaux Château that has been transformed. I visited in March 2019 with the director Vincent Bache-Gabrielsen and
Read moreMountford Estate’s story is an interesting one. They established a big reputation for their wines under winemaker CP Lin: the
Read moreIt’s not often you get to try wines from 1980, 1960 and 1940 in one tasting. Well, that’s what I
Read moreGoode and Ring report on South Africa’s most vibrant wine category: MCC (for Méthode Cap Classique, the name used for
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