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The (Very) Slow Rise of the Wines of ...

The Greeks may have been the architects of democracy, but they seem to have taken more time to build reputable wine....

The (Very) Slow Rise of the Wines of Crete
posted on: Jun 12, 2013 | author: Michael Cervin

2011 Edwin Dyer Viognier

Tasting note for 2011 Edwin Dyer Viognier from the Rogue Valley AVA in Oregon. Plush and tropical; recommended.

2011 Edwin Dyer Viognier
posted on: Mar 1, 2013 | author: Ryan Reichert

Stop That Train! Save Lugana Wine

Lugana sounds like a fairy tale. But a real nightmare now threatens: the high-speed train. According to plans made over 20 years ago, a part of the TAV route that connects Milan and Verona will pass right through the vineyards of Lugana.

Stop That Train! Save Lugana Wine
posted on: Jan 29, 2013 | author: Elisabetta Tosi

2010 Dönnhoff Oberhäuser Brücke Riesl...

Young, bright, and refreshing, with enough complexity to match many meals. Highly Recommended (93).

2010 Dönnhoff Oberhäuser Brücke Riesling Spätlese
posted on: Jan 14, 2013 | author: David Honig

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

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