Inflation in Theory & Reality plus Labelling in Moderation
When the economy heads south, stories about grape varieties or maturing in oak seem to become less relevant and suddenly it’s all about the numbers.
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Gloomy Outlooks and Signs of Hope
Fine Wine is bucking the overall trend of economic downturn, I read somewhere recently. Well, I’d like to be a little bit more cautious personally,
The Truth is in Numbers, they say
Numbers do not feel. Do not bleed or weep or hope. They do not know bravery or sacrifice. Love and allegiance. At the very apex
Charity Auctions plus Lots of Sweet Wine
The snow we had yesterday that covers the hills outside my window are a clear indicator that we should stay inside and read. About wine,
Financial Cost of Climate Change, Barolo En Primeur and more
If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans… everything had been organised and I was supposed to be of to another trip
Perfect Conditions, Watchful Eyes plus the First Italian Episode
It has taken us a while but hopefully the wait was well worth it: earlier today, we kicked off the second season of the podcast
Increasing Headwinds, U-Turns and All Hail the Queen
The belt gets tighter. Rising energy costs and inflation mean that most if not all of us need to pinch our pennies and that in
The Changing World of Wine plus the Best Wine Book of the Year
The times are a-changin, Bob Dylan sang back in the sixties, but seldomly has the world of wine seen more change than in the past
The Protection of Grape Names, White Gigondas and Wine Investment Funds
There can be no doubt that summer is over and autumn has arrived to claim its rightful place. While temperatures have dropped significantly, the splendid
A Riesling Thriller, French Vermentino and more news from St Emillion
Harvest in the northern hemisphere continues and weather in this particular part of the world seems to be taking the inevitable turn. Autumn is at