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Grafted versus ungrafted vines: Francs de Pied re-open the debate

June 1, 2023June 1, 2023 jamiegoode 17468 Views

There’s a new organization in the world of fine wine. It looks a bit like an elite members club from

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I caught up with Greg Lambrecht of Coravin to look at the new invention from this most serial of inventors.

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It’s great to see UK retailer The Wine Society get serious about its carbon footprint and recyclability. They have commissioned

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Pruning isn’t terribly glamorous, but it’s an essential part of viticulture. The vast majority of vineyards are pruned one of

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So the Marlborough wine region turns 50 this year. With its continued growth and success, you could forgive the region

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How accurate are our assessments? One question keeps coming back to me. When we judge or rate wine as professionals,

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Hold the press: Georgia turns out not to be the origin of the wine grapes widely used today. A significant,

Climate chaos is real. With highly irregular weather patterns, we are also seeing a warming trend across the world’s wine

We talk a lot about clones and grape varieties. But what, precisely, do these terms mean? Let’s first define ‘variety’.

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Website: https://www.famillegassier.com/en/ Michel Gassier is one of the leading producers in Costières de Nîmes, and has two domaines, making three