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
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Myth and Reality David Allen, Master of Wine, recently wrote a very interesting post about the different styles of Sauvignon Blanc. In his introduction, he
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Back to the Future, Surplus and Too Little, plus No End to Brexit
While drought and heat have led to an early start of the harvest in the northern hemisphere – people here talk of twenty days difference
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It’s been a bit of a slow week in the world of wine news and rather than boring you with more updates on drought or
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Higher Yields, Smoke and True Crime
After a short reprieve the heat returns to most of Europe this week with temperatures hitting the forty degrees mark again. It’s not only the
Fake Bordeaux, Drought, and the Blockchain in the Wine Industry
The weather keeps playing the main role, no matter what time of the year. We’ve already seen hail Frost and extensive rainfall, now it’s drought.
Excuse me, Guvnor, but what’s a Fine Wine?
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The Reform of German wine law and its new Marketing Rules
It had been in the making for a while, but eventually the largest reform of the German laws on wine law since the introduction of