2023 looks like a promising vintage in South Africa
2023-04-05
South Africa is in the middle of the harvest (now towards the end), a harvest that this year is unusually early for many producers. Oldenburg
South Africa is in the middle of the harvest (now towards the end), a harvest that this year is unusually early for many producers. Oldenburg
At what point can you be considered a wine expert? Is it when you have such good “theoretical” knowledge that you can place Bordeaux chateaux
Are you a wine expert? At what point can you be considered a wine expert? Is it when you have such good “theoretical” knowledge that
“Mostly family-owned vineyards that care for the environment and for craftsmanship”, is how Johan Lidby presents his wine buisness. He started in 1999 and today
The organic wine producers spray with copper to combat the fungal disease downy mildew, mildiou. (Many conventional—not organic—also spray with copper, but they may also
Armenia is an old wine country but new to most consumers. It is a treasure-trove for those who want to discover unusual grape varieties. They
Ventoux is a beautiful, mountainous wine appellation in southern Rhône. It is located northeast of famous wine villages such as Gigondas and Vacqueyras. Next to
We missed an important anniversary by a few months. In 2022, it was 200 years ago that Louis Pasteur was born. Pasteur is a person
Champagne has quickly recovered from the pandemic. 2021 was already a successful year for Champagne and in 2022 sales increased by 1.6% to 326 million
Argentina in January offers fantastic summer weather. But there can be violent hail storms so many producers are careful to make sure the hail nets
Not much of the wines of Cyprus are exported. That is a great pity for the wine lover. There are many excellent wines made here.
Many wine lovers, us included, are fond of glass bottles. But at the same time, we know that the production of glass bottles is hugely
This is a short Brief. There’s a reason for that. This very day, we also have a deadline for the manuscript for our new book,
— Time flies. Where does it go? — This is a short Brief. There’s a reason for that. This very day, we also have a
There is a lot of talk about becoming carbon neutral these days. The EU has the ambition to become the first continent with zero emissions
The Rhône Valley has presented a plan for how the region will develop over the next 10-12 years. Two things stand out: more investment must
Terre di Pisa. A fairly new area for some of us. Yes, you can probably say that. Not a single wine is in the available
France’s vine nurseries had their annual congress recently and announced that in 2022 they grafted and sold a total of 235 million vines, which is
The Old World and The New World. The wine industry has lived with these expressions for quite a few years. And it is convenient. It
— Is the “New World” outdated? — The Old World and The New World. The wine industry has lived with these expressions for quite a
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