France is without a doubt the world’s most prominent wine country. They make some very expensive wines, famous names known all across the world. But
With great joy I can tell you that our recent wine book, “France, The Country Of Wine, Trends and Tradition”, has won the award as
Organic, biodynamic and natural wines have a more concentrated flavour than traditionally produced wines, some of the producers claimed at a seminar on German organic
This Deutscher Sekt from Pfalz (Palatinate) is made with the traditional method with the second fermentation in bottle. It was recently launched on the Swedish
Organic producers are criticized for their use of copper in the vineyards. The EU allows 6 kilograms of copper per hectare and per year for
March has been filled with some interesting trips for us. We have been in Hungary and tried a variety of Hungarian wines that impressed us
March has been filled with some interesting trips for us. We have been in Hungary and tried a variety of Hungarian wines that impressed us
Philippe Pacalet is known as one of the first natural wine producers in France. He currently has a comparatively large production where he rents land
M Magazine may need a presentation for the non-Swedish reader. It is one of Sweden’s most successful lifestyle magazines for women. Or as they present
There is much talk right now in the world of wine of the need for new grape varieties. There are actually two reasons for this.
Really. How great can a rosé be? Well, there are people who produce rosé wine that have great ambition. And who know how to charge
We have recently published some short stories on some of our wine tours. The idea is to give you some inspiration and to tell you
Rosemary George is a Master of Wine wine writer spending a big part of the year in the Languedoc. Languedoc is the region with the
The European Commission has recently published a list of 26 active substances used in viticulture that should eventually be replaced, because of their danger to
Borgogno is a wine producer Barolo in Piedmont with a long history. It changed hands in 2008. Following the change of ownership, the quality of
The Netherlands, just like Sweden, is a country that is keen on organic things. Food as well as wine. So it is perhaps not too
It seems the conquest of the world for rosé wines is unstoppable. From having been a little appreciated cheap (and often nasty) wine rosé is
In France, there is now a retail chain that sells only bag-in-box wines. It is called Bibovino and the first one opened in Paris a
“This wine is one of my favourites”, said the professor at Slow Food’s oeno-gastronomic university in Piedmont (*) and pulled out a bottle that said
We can already today give you the details, although it will not be officially launched yet for some time: the new wine tour to Chile
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