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In case you actually needed an excuse to open up a bottle of Grenache, today, September 18th, is International Grenache Day! A celebration of all things that this red (as well as white, pink, and... more »
In case you actually needed an excuse to open up a bottle... more »
by Miquel Hudin | 16-09-2020 ~ 4 Comments
Today marks the one-year anniversary since re-launching this website with a subscription system along with a wealth of other features that weren't possible in its previous, more casual incarnation. Obviously, we find ourselves in a... more »
Today marks the one-year anniversary since re-launching this website with a subscription... more »
Lord knows we're not suffering from a short supply of cocktail books these days. While "The Savoy Cocktail Book" from forever and ago was one of the main references in this field, we're now amidst... more »
Lord knows we're not suffering from a short supply of cocktail books... more »
In tasting samples for articles about the Penedès region, the wines from one winery would continually appear in the top. For an article about the white wines in Penedès, “La Calma” was one of the... more »
In tasting samples for articles about the Penedès region, the wines from... more »
“What on earth is that?” is my most favorite phrase in wine. Often I’m saying it to myself when browsing list of wild, wonderful new varieties I’ve never heard of while judging. But in this... more »
“What on earth is that?” is my most favorite phrase in wine.... more »
Time, has been on my side these last few months and as I was spending far too much of it on Instagram one morning, a photo popped up by Beth Willard. Australian by passport but... more »
Time, has been on my side these last few months and as... more »
Four years ago, during the International Cool Climate Wine Symposium in Brighton, England, I attended an English still wine tasting led by Oz Clarke. It was fascinating to see the state of the increasingly-popular English... more »
Four years ago, during the International Cool Climate Wine Symposium in Brighton,... more »
Once the boxes appear, you always know that harvest is imminent. This year, harvest is of course different and not just because of our modern-day plague but because of another plague that arrived in the... more »
Once the boxes appear, you always know that harvest is imminent. This... more »
August is usually a pretty slow month of spending a few days at the beach, dinners of cold dishes, and trying to get in dog walks before walking in the sun scorches you to a... more »
August is usually a pretty slow month of spending a few days... more »
Trying to grasp the world of wine is all about drawing parallels which is why I contend that the Southern French grape, Cinsault is the up-and-coming Malbec for a new age of wine drinking. What... more »
Trying to grasp the world of wine is all about drawing parallels... more »
