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Domaine Pavelot, Sous Frétille 1C 2012

Burgundy remains one of the great destinations for many a winelover. Highly reputed for the finest wines in both white and red, known for the nearly incomprehensible patchwork of microclimats

The Bonny Doon Vineyard, A Proper Claret 2012

A lot of people who start getting into wine tend to get too serious, often forgetting that it should just be plain fun. Wine should first and foremost be something

Elisabetta Foradori, Teroldego Rotaliano 2010

So in class we started talking about Italian wines a couple of weeks ago. It it is not the easiest country to figure out, aside from the well-renowned regions like

Rafael Palacios, Bolo 2014

When I started to discover Spanish wines, I focused on red under the assumption that white would not be worth the effort. After a couple of years I can admit

Sebastien Bobinet, Hanami 2012

We are staying in the Loire with a focus on red this time. For a long time I only really cared about the great white Loire chenin blanc wines as

Francois Chidaine, Les Choisilles 2009

One of the first grape varieties that I fell in love with was Chenin Blanc. In most circumstances it leads to nice but rather conventional wines with aromas of ripe

Peter Jakob Kuhn, Quarzit 2013

So we had our first sunny day over the weekend. It’s a perfect time to move on from dense, warming wines to something more fresh but still containing a lot

Anthony Thévenet, Morgon 2013

So I talked myself in a corner the other week by committing myself to presenting a new wine on a regular basis. What if I wouldn’t drink anything in a

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