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Step by step through Burgundy: Chablis
Burgundy! A name that immediately conveys finesse. Chardonnay and Pinot Noir at the highest level, but also Aligoté and Gamay contribute to the region's amazing portfolio. Names like Côte d'Or,...
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The Zen of the Panettone Gastronomico
Parents think about how to fit the whole family into one room.Children check (expensive) flights for the journey home.Couples buy nice gifts for each other.Friends decide which of them will be the...
Dolcetto the gentle
Italy is a country of poets and we love our little jokes. The word Dolcetto means the little sweet in Italian. So far so good. The problem is that the...
Make Wine Not War
The city of Lucca was a dream for a teenager like me. I took the train to one of the biggest comic fairs in Italy, and I still remember the crowds...
Notes on natural wine in Sicily
Natural winemakers are now well established on the island of Sicily. But let's make a short digression to the people who made this possible. The history of wine is,...
Little Wine School: Beaujolais
Gamay Today understood as a cross between Pinot Noir and the old white grape variety Gouais, Gamay produces a rich harvest and ripens two weeks earlier than Pinot Noir. The...
New winery: Thomas Bouley, Volnay
The Jean-Marc Bouley winery is certainly one of the most interesting wineries on the Côte de Beaune. For a long time, it was one of the most respected, but not yet really celebrated wineries in...
Muthenthaler - Hike in the Wachau Valley
Baroque furniture, heavy curtains, a gramophone playing classical music.This or similar is the stereotypical evening with the Viennese aristocracy. You stand on the balcony, smoke a cigarette and look...
The Lambrusco Revival: Cinque Campi
Lambrusco, for many people for a very long time was a wine like Chianti from the raffia bottle or Soave in the litre bottle from the pizza parlour. It was one of those wines of the 1970s where you...
Tement - Vintage Report 2019
Southern Styria has recently enjoyed some very nice vintages in terms of quality, but 2019 is likely to top the previous years once again. If you look at the wines from 2017...