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Piemonte

Piemonte

Piemonte Geography: Located in the northwest corner of Italy, Piedmont borders west with France. It is surrounded by large Alpine masses (north and west) and the Apennines (south) that influence...

Piemonte

Piemonte Geography: Located in the northwest corner of Italy, Piedmont borders west with France. It is surrounded by large Alpine masses (north and west) and the Apennines (south) that influence...

Greece

Greece

Geography: Located between the 34th and 42nd parallels, Greece has a true Mediterranean climate and is surrounded by four different seas, with more than 3,000 islands. According to the Wines...

Greece

Geography: Located between the 34th and 42nd parallels, Greece has a true Mediterranean climate and is surrounded by four different seas, with more than 3,000 islands. According to the Wines...

Eat, Drink and Be Sherry No 4

Eat, Drink and Be Sherry No 4

There is usually a valid historical reason why some wine regions in Europe produce sparkling or fortified wines, or indeed spirits, instead of regular wine styles. In most cases it...

Eat, Drink and Be Sherry No 4

There is usually a valid historical reason why some wine regions in Europe produce sparkling or fortified wines, or indeed spirits, instead of regular wine styles. In most cases it...

Mexican Wine: A New Beginning

Mexican Wine: A New Beginning

In The Wines of America (1972, revised 1985), wine historian Leon Adams devotes several pages to Mexico. After verifying that Mexican wines began in the 1590s, making them the oldest...

Mexican Wine: A New Beginning

In The Wines of America (1972, revised 1985), wine historian Leon Adams devotes several pages to Mexico. After verifying that Mexican wines began in the 1590s, making them the oldest...

Bodega Garzón – Uruguay’s Icon Winery

Bodega Garzón – Uruguay’s Icon Winery

Compared to its neighbours, Argentina and Brazil, Uruguay is tiny, with just over three million inhabitants, half of whom live in the capital city Montevideo. Yet it has the widest...

Bodega Garzón – Uruguay’s Icon Winery

Compared to its neighbours, Argentina and Brazil, Uruguay is tiny, with just over three million inhabitants, half of whom live in the capital city Montevideo. Yet it has the widest...

Barolo Bussia: in Praise of Balance!

Barolo Bussia: in Praise of Balance!

The Bussia vineyard district, located mostly in the township of Monforte d’Alba, is arguably one of the five greatest sites in all of Barolo, and its wines have long enjoyed...

Barolo Bussia: in Praise of Balance!

The Bussia vineyard district, located mostly in the township of Monforte d’Alba, is arguably one of the five greatest sites in all of Barolo, and its wines have long enjoyed...

Montpellier Goes Green

Montpellier Goes Green

Every year the world of organic wine descends on Montpellier in the last week of January for Millésime Bio, now the largest professional wine fair in the world. Millésime Bio...

Montpellier Goes Green

Every year the world of organic wine descends on Montpellier in the last week of January for Millésime Bio, now the largest professional wine fair in the world. Millésime Bio...

Armenia

Armenia

Area and production: Vineyard area (2018): 15,840 ha. Number of wineries/distilleries: 40 to 50. Wine production (2018): 9.7 million litres Grape varieties: 400 native varieties, 31 grown for wine and...

Armenia

Area and production: Vineyard area (2018): 15,840 ha. Number of wineries/distilleries: 40 to 50. Wine production (2018): 9.7 million litres Grape varieties: 400 native varieties, 31 grown for wine and...

Modern Armenia Meets the Roots of Wine

Modern Armenia Meets the Roots of Wine

A decade ago, Armenian wine was barely on anyone’s radar - it was only in 2011 that Zorah winery revealed its first wines and started to show that there is...

Modern Armenia Meets the Roots of Wine

A decade ago, Armenian wine was barely on anyone’s radar - it was only in 2011 that Zorah winery revealed its first wines and started to show that there is...

Alice Feiring and the Rise of Natural Wine

Alice Feiring and the Rise of Natural Wine

The wine industry, in case you haven’t noticed, has entered a moment of reckoning. Earlier this month, Silicon Valley Bank’s Wine Division released its 19th annual State of the Wine...

Alice Feiring and the Rise of Natural Wine

The wine industry, in case you haven’t noticed, has entered a moment of reckoning. Earlier this month, Silicon Valley Bank’s Wine Division released its 19th annual State of the Wine...

Loire: Frost and Frost Protection

Loire: Frost and Frost Protection

Over the last decade spring frosts in the Loire, especially in April, have unfortunately become so common that #f***legel is now a hashtag (le gel being the ice). Because of...

Loire: Frost and Frost Protection

Over the last decade spring frosts in the Loire, especially in April, have unfortunately become so common that #f***legel is now a hashtag (le gel being the ice). Because of...

Historic British Vineyards

Historic British Vineyards

When vineyards first became part of the rural landscape of the British Isles is not known. It is often claimed that the Romans planted vineyards, but real evidence is hard...

Historic British Vineyards

When vineyards first became part of the rural landscape of the British Isles is not known. It is often claimed that the Romans planted vineyards, but real evidence is hard...