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Ropiness in wine, a new fault for me

There are faults you read about but you’ve never experienced. Here I experience ropiness for the first time, in a

In viticulture, a widely practiced form of leaf removal is hedging of the canopies, taking off the developing shoots at

Over the last 20 years (first vintage 2000), Eben Sadie has established himself as one of South Africa’s leading winegrowers.

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The PR agency working for Maison Joseph Drouhin recently send out some pictures of frost protection in their Chablis vineyard

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Anyone who’s ever tried to grow grape vines without spraying them will probably have come across powdery mildew. It’s the

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The common fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster, is a common feature around wineries at harvest. These tiny flies seem to get

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Pictured above: Vancouver harbour has a famous sulfur pile. It’s stored here after arriving as a by product of oil

This is a film of a seminar I did last week (January 2020) with Steve Daniel, who is the buying

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I’ve just had an article published in Meininger’s Wine Business International that I think is quite important. I don’t make

Wines are often described as tasting ‘green’. But what does this mean? Jamie Goode takes a look at the science