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Le Vieux Pin 2010 Syrah, Okanagan Val...

The emergence of syrah in Canada, and in particular in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley, has been one of the...

posted on: Apr 26, 2013 | author: Remy Charest

Gaglioppo: unique and profound wines ...

One of the great pleasures of wine exploration is not just in encountering something new, but something special. Italy...

Gaglioppo: unique and profound wines from Calabria
posted on: Apr 23, 2013 | author: Evan Dawson

Tempranillo: the Spanish Side of Texa...

As a state rightfully associated with sunshine and warm, Texas’s ability to effectively ripen grapes to their...

Tempranillo: the Spanish Side of Texas Wine
posted on: Mar 7, 2013 | author: David Furer

2012 Redux: Languedoc Paradox, How a ...

Editor's Note: Contributor and Editor, Rémy Charest, looked at the challenges of creating brand and identity for Languedoc, traditionally considered "a provider of high-volume plonk." This article explored the reorganization of this major French wine region and some expected outcomes derived from insights on the Millésimes du Languedoc tasting attended this spring. –Ryan Reichert, Managing Editor

2012 Redux: Languedoc Paradox, How a Big French Region is Trying to Show its Identity
posted on: Jan 1, 2013 | author: Remy Charest

2010 Lenné Estate “Jill’s...

Give this some cellar time to pull all the elements together. Your patience will be rewarded. Recommended (92). DH

2010 Lenné Estate “Jill’s 115″ Pinot Noir
posted on: Sep 3, 2012 | author: David Honig

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