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Bordeaux Climate Change through a 1995 Lens

Martin Bronkhorst 29-09-24 No Comments

Bordeaux Climate Change through a 1995 Lens. Climate change is real, it’s pretty obvious, and in the last 2 decades wine regions around the world are being confronted with it…

Central Loire: More than Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé

Judi Veldwijk 31-07-24 No Comments

The Central Loire reveals far more than the famed names of Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé, offering a mosaic of terroirs that shape distinctive expressions of Sauvignon Blanc, red wines, and rosés.…

Baden and Spätburgunder: A Passionate Connection

Niels Aarts 18-07-24 No Comments

Baden and Spätburgunder: A Passionate Connection. Upon invitation, we recently traveled through Baden, Germany, for three days from South to North. In our previous article, we provided an overview of the region…

Our 4 day trip to the Jerez and the Sherry Region.

Exploring the Heart of Sherry: A Journey through Jerez de la Frontera

Inma Muñoz 08-07-24 No Comments

Discover the rich heritage of Sherry in Jerez de la Frontera, the heart of the Sherry Triangle in Andalusia, where unique soils, climate, and centuries of tradition shape these world-famous…

Itata Valley: Unveiling Chile’s Heritage Through its Vineyards

Niels Aarts 21-03-24 No Comments

Itata Valley: Unveiling Chile’s Heritage Through its Vineyards. Nestled in the heart of Chile’s southern landscapes, Itata Valley emerges as a beacon of viticultural heritage, distinguishing itself through a profound…

Exploring Moscatel & Itata Valley’s Resurgent Star, País

Niels Aarts 16-02-24 No Comments

Exploring Moscatel & Itata Valley’s Resurgent Star, País. When it comes to Chilean wines, our minds often drift to the familiar notes of Carménère, Syrah, Carignan, and Cabernet Sauvignon. Yet,…

Old Vines: Symbol of Quality or Marketing Hype?

Niels Aarts 13-01-24 No Comments

Old Vines: Symbol of Quality or Marketing Hype? You may have encountered the enticing term “Old Vines” or its equivalents like “Vieilles Vignes” (French), “Alte Reben” (German), and “Viñas Viejas”…

Ribera del Duero’s Richness in Old Vines

Niels Aarts 24-12-23 No Comments

Ribera del Duero’s Richness in Old Vines. Spain’s Ribera del Duero is becoming increasingly popular when it comes to producing fine red wine. Their success comes from the great potential…

The Guardians of Excellence: Ribera del Duero’s Consejo Regulador

Niels Aarts 30-11-23 No Comments

The Guardians of Excellence: Ribera del Duero’s Consejo Regulador. At the heart of every esteemed wine region lies an organization that safeguards its authenticity, quality, and heritage. In the case…

New updates in Germany’s VDP Classification System

Niels Aarts 19-11-23 No Comments

New updates in Germany’s VDP Classification System. On the 12th of July, 2023, the VDP (Verband Deutscher Prädikatsweingüter) released news regarding a significant update in their classification system. In response, we were…

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