Tag: natural winemaking

November 26, 2008 Boutique Wines, Red Wine, Wine Reviews

2006 Jean-Paul Thevenet “Vielles Vignes” Morgon, Beaujolais, France

The wine industry spends a lot of time and energy fighting for the attention of global consumers. In particular, they’ve

May 5, 2008 Ramblings and Rants

Yeast: Part of Wine’s Terroir or Its Mortal Enemy?

I’d like to point you readers to an interesting post by Clark Smith, at his GrapeCrafter blog, about Natural Winemaking

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Inside the tulip.

Inside the tulip.

I’m not a Muscat lover generally, but after open

I’m not a Muscat lover generally, but after opening this wine sample the other day I just can’t stop drinking it. It’s just got the perfect balance of beautiful honeydew and green apple fruit welded to rainwater and crushed rocks with the tiniest bit of sweetness. It ain’t a profound wine by any means but it’s a damn joyful one. Made by a delightful and dedicated tiny family producer - Erzsebet Pince - a rarity in the Tokaj world that is dominated by larger, more corporate wineries. @tastehungary
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What a pleasure that @kinkhao is back open for lun

What a pleasure that @kinkhao is back open for lunch!!!

The wine industry has been blatantly ignoring the

The wine industry has been blatantly ignoring the writing in the wall for a long time. And it seems intent on continuing to do so. Which is like betting on a Zombie Apocalypse. Stupid. Hat tip to @rob.mcmillan.wine. Full article at link in bio or just go to Vinography.Com.
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Three wines to drink over dinner and a discussion

Three wines to drink over dinner and a discussion of a dystopian future. I’d definitely want a bottle of all three of these if I were trapped in an underground silo 144 stories deep. Time to drink the @domainedelajanasse Chaupin, I think, but it was rich and delicious. The @pichlerkrutzler Grüner was singing and could clearly go another 12 years, while the @domainevadinplateau was gulpable in its Meunier berry and zero-dosage crispness. A fantastic trio.
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After the rains, blooming.

After the rains, blooming.

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