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- The Fightback? Bordeaux Grand Cercle 2016
- Tourist Jura - A Brief Guide to Arbois and Beyond
- Whiskies Galore - A Review of Ian Buxton's Book and an Introduction to My Own Whisky Adventure
- Taste the Limestone, Smell the Slate by Alex Maltman (Book Review)
- Manang Valley Boutique Winery - Apple Wine in the Shadow of the Annapurnas
- Timberyard Spring Tasting 2025 Part 3 - Element Wines, David Morris/Mountain People Wines and more
- Cork & Cask Summer Fair 2026, Part 3 (Sake, Richmond Wines, Beer and Ciders)
- A Lodi Old Vines with Abe Schoener
- Wink Lorch's Wines of the French Alps
- Wines of the Rhône by Matt Walls - Book Review
Tag Archives: Scholium Project
A Lodi Old Vines with Abe Schoener
I’m not usually star struck when it comes to people in wine, but I have to admit that the wines of Abe Schoener’s Scholium Project had a big influence on me when I first came across them through The Sampler … Continue reading
Posted in Californian Wine, Wine, Wine Heroes, Wine Tastings
Tagged Abe Schoener, Bechtold Ranch, Christina Rasmussen, Kirschenmann Vineyard Lodi, Lodi, Lodi Old Vines, Sadie Family Mev Kirsten Chenin 2016, Sadie Family Soldaat Grenache 2016, Sager+Wilde Hackney Road Event, Sandlands Wines, Scholium Project, Tegan Passalacqua, Testalonga Bandito Cortez Chenin 2017, Turley Wines
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Raw Wine 2017 – Part 1
In the run up to last weekend there was palpable excitement in the London wine fraternity, and doubtless beyond. Raw Wine was in town. Raw, founded and run by Isabelle Legeron MW, is one of the two big annual “natural … Continue reading
Posted in Austrian Wine, biodynamic wine, Canadian Wine, Natural Wine, Neusiedlersee, Swiss Wine, Wine, Wine Agencies, Wine Festivals, Wine Tastings
Tagged Albert Mathier, Alexander Koppitsch, Burgenland, Gut Oggau, Meinklang, Okanagan Crush Pad, RAW Wine Fair, Rennersistas, Scholium Project, Somlo
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Winter Oddities
The pleasure to be had in a fine wine lunch, say a selection of a dozen fine Bordeaux or Burgundy accompanied with fine Michelin cuisine is undeniable. It therefore seems churlish to say that occasionally some superb wines get lost … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Wine, Wine Tastings
Tagged Oddities Lunches, Pietradolce, Rochelle Canteen, Scholium Project, Stanko Radikon, Sumoll, Vin Alto Clevedon
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David Crossley's Wide World of Wine 