Previous Posts
Top Posts & Pages
- Tourist Jura - A Brief Guide to Arbois and Beyond
- Volcanic Wines
- That Georgia's on my Mind - For The Love of Wine (Book Review)
- Switzerland 2025 Part 2 - Lavaux and the Vinorama
- Butlers Wine Cellar - The Evolving Nature of Wine Retail in Brighton
- Tongba, A Study of Emptiness
- Hunter Valley Part 2 - Andrew Thomas
- Recent Wines October 2022 (Part 1) #the glouthatbindsus
- One Thousand Vines by Pascaline Lepeltier (book review)
- Ribera Del Duero
Tag Archives: Guillaume Lagger Winemaker B58 Wines
Hampshire Wines 1 – B58 Wines Beaulieu
I’ve just been down to Hampshire, and would you know it, it has gone and generated a whole raft of articles. With my first tasting of the year coming up in ten days, and some delicious wines being drunk in … Continue reading →
Posted in Artisan Wines, English Wine, Grape Varieties, Vine Training, Viticulture, Wine
|
Tagged 2025 Barrel Samples at B58, B58 Beaulieu Red, B58 Wines Hampshire, English Gewurztraminer Vine de Paille, English Grenache, English Shiraz, English Tempranillo, Experimental Vineyards in Hampshire, Guillaume Lagger Winemaker B58 Wines, Sandy Booth B58 Wines, Vines in Coir Mulch, Vineyard Visits Hampshire, Wine, Wine in Polytunnels, Wine Tasting, winery
|
Leave a comment
David Crossley's Wide World of Wine 