Discovering Grappa’s Magic
October 13, 2021
They call it the ‘Italian firewater’ and regard it as their prized possession. Some call it the son of the waste of wine industry while
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Pinot Noir’s New Accent
October 13, 2021
Given it’s Germany, wouldn’t it be too cold to grow the grape there?’ – A constant eyebrow-raising bewilderment is received upon learning that Germany also
Scotch Love
October 12, 2021
When Scota, the Egyptian wife of the Spanish Celtic King Milesius, invaded the island in 1699BC from Ireland, who’d have even in passing thought of
Tempranillo – A Rockstar From Spain
October 12, 2021
Among the grapes that capture the essence of their representative country’s wines production one must make due mention of Tempranillo and all it achieves for Spanish Tintos.
Montesodi Cru Is Chianti Ruffina’s Gem
October 12, 2021
In winespeak, with decades of patience comes a reward higher than just mesmerising aromas and a captivating palate. The liquid develops a personality and speaks
Sipping Piedmont’s Pride
October 12, 2021
Each year, in May, a handful of wine writers flock the rain-drenched streets of Alba in Piedmont. Their job is simple: to taste and review
Tale Of Zinfandel
October 12, 2021
No grape must’ve backpacked, and struggled to prove its identity, as much as Zinfandel has. Croatia, Italy, and California have continuously claimed its birth in
In Praise Of Brunello Di Montalcino
October 12, 2021
Italy holds many vinous gems in its arsenal, more reds than whites. Some that have ruled the palates of aristocrats and kings, marking their place
Nebbiolo Prima, New Vintages, New Formulae
October 12, 2021
Each year, Piemonte’s historic and gastronomic city of Alba prepares itself to uncork three magnificent vintages of six wonderful regional expressions bound with craftsmanship and
New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc Reign Supreme
October 12, 2021
In this age-old, unsettled debate of Old World versus New World wines, one argument that can’t be challenged is the New World’s proficiency in making