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Last week, Sam reported on the wildfires in Corsica, a few days before I’d tasted Yves Leccia’s latest wines – wines I’ve ...
Near-perfect Champagne, well-priced Pinot Noir, unexpected old bottles and other treasures highlighted from August's tranche ...
It’s not just the weather—it’s a reckoning. The monsoon in India (June – September) feeds 1.4 billion people, replenishes ...
Telti-Kuruk doesn’t have the photogenic glamour of Sauvignon Blanc or the polished luxury of Chardonnay. But it has its own ...
The Cabernet is fine, but look to Shiraz, Pinot Gris and other less-popular varieties to taste where Victoria really shines. My trip to Australia earlier this year was focused on Victoria’s ...
You're not a soloist in every performance, you’re often blended with Nero d’Avola, the brooding baritone to your sprightly ...
Tempranillo, affectionately, is the diminutive for “early ripening”. And it has other names: Tinta del País, Tinto Fino, ...
Victoria Vigliotti writes an Italophile with a passion for wine, I earned my DipWSET earlier this year and have industry ...
Makayla Moore writes this clever entry to our 2025 wine writing competition about an encounter with Tempranillo. See the ...
Taittinger recently released the new vintages of Comtes de Champagne white and rosé, from 2014 and 2012 respectively. The ...
Including ecological initiatives and recuperating near-extinct grape varieties, as well as making some very special, ...
In Rioja Alta the monks whispered prayersu2028 into furrows, not cathedrals.u2028 Temprano, they called it—u2028 the early one, the silent one,u2028 first to ripen, last to fade.
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