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Cornelie by Salentein: A Pinot Noir Tribute in Three Expressions

Cornelie by Salentein: A Pinot Noir Tribute in Three Expressions

by Niels Aarts | Press events

Cornelie by Salentein: A Pinot Noir Tribute in Three Expressions. On a sunny day in May, at Landgoed de Salentein in Nijkerk, we were invited by Dutch importer Verbunt Verlinden, to attend the official launch of a very special new project by Bodegas...
Bemberg Estate Wines – A Story of Altitude and Latitude 

Bemberg Estate Wines – A Story of Altitude and Latitude 

by Niels Aarts | Winery Reviews

Bemberg Estate Wines – A Story of Altitude and Latitude. Recently, we were invited by Poot Agenturen to join them at a private dinner with Daniel Pi at the Italian Restaurant Porta Sud in Breda. Besides being the winemaker at Bemberg Estate Wines, Daniel Pi is one of...
Bernardus Wines – Monterey’s Dutch-Rooted Gem

Bernardus Wines – Monterey’s Dutch-Rooted Gem

by Niels Aarts | Winery Reviews

Bernardus Wines – Monterey’s Dutch-Rooted Gem. Bernardus Wines stands proudly as a beacon of excellence in California’s Monterey County, combining old-world philosophy with new-world innovation. At the heart of its continued success are Robert and Stephan van der...
Pinot Noir in Alsace: Grand Crus, History, and the Wines to Watch

Pinot Noir in Alsace: Grand Crus, History, and the Wines to Watch

by Niels Aarts | Wine Regions & Grapes

Pinot Noir in Alsace: Grand Crus, History, and the Wines to Watch. Frequent readers may recall a 2023 article by Benjamin Roelfs introducing the Wines of Alsace. In this special feature, we spotlight one of the region’s most exciting developments: the rise...
Weingut Fritz Waßmer: A German Pinot Noir & Chardonnay Pioneer

Weingut Fritz Waßmer: A German Pinot Noir & Chardonnay Pioneer

by Niels Aarts | Winery Reviews

Weingut Fritz Waßmer: A German Pinot Noir & Chardonnay Pioneer. Until the 1990s, Fritz Waßmer himself was a farmer, cultivating strawberries and asparagus. Today, however, Weingut Fritz Waßmer is regarded as one of Germany’s most acclaimed wineries, particularly...
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