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by Miquel Hudin | 22-05-2019 ~ 1 Comment
Taking the TGV from Perpignan in the direction of Spain gives you that brief glimpse of what being a protagonist in a billion-dollar superhero franchise must feel like. There's this rush as you gain more... more »
Taking the TGV from Perpignan in the direction of Spain gives you... more »
In Spain, judgment of a person is regularly passed based upon their given name. If you can figure out the origin of either of the family names, you base your conclusions upon that. If the... more »
In Spain, judgment of a person is regularly passed based upon their... more »
Josep Serra (not to be confused with the la Vinyeta one) has in his possession two very nice vineyards that he bought back in 1998 which are located within the boundaries of the Capçanes village.... more »
Josep Serra (not to be confused with the la Vinyeta one) has... more »
It was a hot July because it’d been a hot year and the weather in 2017 hadn’t given much of a damn as to the comfort of human beings, let alone grapes. But one day... more »
It was a hot July because it’d been a hot year and... more »
We’ve arrived to a day and age wherein I don’t understand how someone can’t appreciate Grenache–if not love it. Sure, there are people who are going to only like white wines, or wines with a... more »
We’ve arrived to a day and age wherein I don’t understand how... more »
Whether viewing it as a yolk and its white or a donut and its hole, it’s hard not to see DOQ Priorat and DO Montsant closely linked given that the latter wraps nearly completely around... more »
Whether viewing it as a yolk and its white or a donut... more »
When tasting wines for the Montsant book there were thankfully many surprises unearthed. For a region that just a few years ago was written off as “basically a cheap Priorat”, it was exciting to see... more »
When tasting wines for the Montsant book there were thankfully many surprises... more »
