Category: Wine News

Can Computers Make for Better Wine?

Some of the most lively discussions on Vinography have been about the role of technology in the winemaking process and

No Skipping Barefoot Through These Vineyards

OK, maybe skipping barefoot through most vineyards is an invitation to a broken ankle, but in some New Zealand vineyards

Kermit Lynch Joins Legion d’Honneur

Congratulations to Kermit Lynch for being awarded the top honor bestowed on civilians in France: Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur.

Wine And Food Pairing World Championships

Annoucer 1: Jim, here comes the next contestant, Andreas Larsson, former winner of the Sommelier of Sweden award, and finalist

The Ocean As Your Wine Cellar

I don’t know why every crackpot idea when it comes to wine has to do with aging wine, but it

Some French Continue To Get It Completely Wrong

I continue to be amazed at what seems to me to be the jaw-dropping stupidity of the major marketing and

Unlocking The Secrets of The First Winemakers

I would post this story just for the accompanying picture of the caveman stomping wines in a bearskin, but as

Making It Hard For The Rest Of Us

I once had a heck of a time getting some wine back from Australia. Without getting into the long drawn-out

The Asia Effect

It’s now becoming such a fact in the wine world that I’ll be very reticent to post much news about

Why Blow Up A Winery?

Can you imagine this headline?: “NAPA, CA: This morning a bomb exploded outside the Robert Mondavi winery off of Highway

Metal = Color in Your Wine

We learn more about wine every day. And I mean that in both the immediate and the global sense of

The Dangers of Buying Wine in Dallas

I got angry when I read this story. Really angry. It’s bad enough that owner Michel Monzain of Tony’s Wine

Helping You Remember Where You Put That Bottle

A new story about how red wine is good for your health comes out every 2 weeks. Think I’m kidding?

Good Enough To Bathe In

I’ve written about wine from Thailand before — a shocking place if ever there was one for growing wine, so

Pharaohs Prefer Red

We’ve known that the Egyptians had wine for a long time. If the funky jars with wax stoppers and grapey

Vines in Space

It was only a matter of time before some crazy rich winemaker decided to get himself blasted into space carrying

Who Wants Pooh Bear on Their Wine Label? Apparently Everyone

We all do it. We all occasionally buy a wine based on its label. If you don’t you either are

Why France Is In Trouble

Well, there are lots of reasons that the French wine industry is headed for (already met with?) disaster, but recent

Much Better Than Talking Wine Labels

The talking wine label will no doubt die the slow painful death reserved for only the most ridiculous of technologies.

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