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So Your In-Law’s a Wine Geek. Here’s a Holiday Gift List
"...if your in-laws are wine geeks, you want to give them a bottle this holiday season that will not only impress them, but also show you gave the selection considerable thought." Dorothy... -
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Laura Catena on Science, Culture and How Argentine Malbec Fits In With The World's Greatest Wines
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Chilean Wine Event Of The Year Rocks New York City
Grape Collective, in partnership with The Clare and Chilean sommelier Jonathan Charnay, put on a Chilean wine extravaganza. The event celebrated the launch of our book Chile: Conversations with...
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Ten Reasons Domäne Wachau Is Austria’s “Nummer Eins”
Virtuosic terroir expression, impressive longevity, opulence without excess — all from a co-op.
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Tom Gamble of Gamble Family Vineyards on Teasing out a Wine's Nuances
"We have to produce good wines, at least us little guys, because we can't just live off this big Napa reputation — we have to keep advancing it." -Tom Gamble
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Eduardo Torres Acosta's volcanic wine journey from Tenerife to Mt Etna Sicily
Eduardo Torres Acosta took the bold move of moving from his home in Tenerife to Sicily and is a making animated, terroir focused wines on the north side of Mt. Etna.
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"I think balance makes a great cider. Probably a lack of too many flaws. Too much sweetness. And I think a depth, where you are kind of intrigued by just like wine, the different flavors kind of, as they reveal not appliness but other things." Ezra Sherman
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Virtuosic terroir expression, impressive longevity, opulence without excess — all from a co-op.
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Winmaker Interviews
"We have to produce good wines, at least us little guys, because we can't just live off this big Napa reputation — we have to keep advancing it." -Tom Gamble
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"...if your in-laws are wine geeks, you want to give them a bottle this holiday season that will not only impress them, but also show you gave the selection considerable thought." Dorothy J. Gaiter & John Brecher
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"The philosophy of elevating Argentine wine is at the core of everything we do." Laura Catena
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Winemaker Interviews
Eduardo Torres Acosta took the bold move of moving from his home in Tenerife to Sicily and is a making animated, terroir focused wines on the north side of Mt. Etna.
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“Traveling around the world, we have seen a lot of curiosity around Pinotage. When well made, it is an extremely food-friendly crowd-pleasing wine.” -José Condé, general manager of M.A.N. and Lievland wineries
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"The authorities, the academics, had warned us that we would never get red wine grapes ripe in that climate, and way too cool they said, way too cool." Michael Benedict
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"I believe wine in a bottle is capturing the geography and geology of a specific area at a period of time. We try our best to capture the expression of the terroir as much as possible." Luke O’Cuinneagain
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Winemaker Interviews
To help me explain why, I asked for help from my friend, Walter Speller. Walter is the Italian Wine Specialist at the Jancis Robinson publication and has great command over Italian wine knowledge, yet he describes his insights with playful banter and intimacy.
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Do You Speak Wine Science?
Though the science of wine is a story infrequently told to consumers, the industry has come a long way in adopting rigorous science. Essentially, we have gotten down the basics...
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Top 25 Wine Instagrams
25 Instagram accounts you should follow if you love wine along with the people and stories behind each bottle.
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Bonaccorsi: Etna's First-And-Always
ValCerasa was one of the first wines to be imported from Mount Etna to the United States and for good reason.
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The Wine That Blew Up Pompeii: Ciro Giordano of Cantine Olivella on Vesuvio Wine
Vesuvio, also known as Mount Vesuvius, is home to wines of explosive flavor and historical controversy. Vesuvio’s legendary eruption of 79 AD destroyed the wealthy, coastal towns of Pompeii and...
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