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In search of the soul of St-Emilion
Colin Gent MW explores "The Burgundy of Bordeaux." The post In search of the soul of St-Emilion appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Colin Gent MW13 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresbordeaux - news
Are you now or have you ever been “fine wine?”
Whether it's schlock wine, good wine, or fine wine, the question we should all be asking is, "Why was this wine made?" The post Are you now or have you ever been “fine wine?” appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Terry Theise18 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featureswine-tasting - news
The Legend of the Holy Drinker
Harry Eyres enlists the help of an Austrian novelist and a Roman poet as he attempts to explain the value of wine to a skeptical young friend. The post The Legend of the Holy Drinker appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Harry Eyres15 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featureswine-and-literature - news
Burgundy portrait: Jérôme Flous (Faiveley)
Jon Wyand tells the story behind his photographic encounter with the Faiveley technical director and head winemaker in Mercurey. The post Burgundy portrait: Jérôme Flous (Faiveley) appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Jon Wyand13 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresburgundy - news
The other Napa
Paula Redes Sidore on the quiet beauty of Grace Family Vineyard and Cornelius Grove. The post The other Napa appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Paula Redes Sidore13 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featurescalifornia-wine - news
Meerlust: Beyond the Rubicon
Anthony Rose celebrates the 50th anniversary of the historic Stellenbosch producer's first estate-bottled Cabernet Sauvignon. The post Meerlust: Beyond the Rubicon appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Anthony Rose11 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuressouth-africa-winesouth-african-wine - news
Wine in history: Benjamin Franklin and the American way of wine
“An inveterate Francophile, he established a legendary cellar stuffed with the finest productions of French viniculture." The post Wine in history: Benjamin Franklin and the American way of wine appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Stuart Walton12 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-features - news
Pinot Noir in Cyprus: Château Punin’s ambitious experiment
Château Punin is trying something bold: growing the famously difficult Pinot Noir grape in Cyprus. The post Pinot Noir in Cyprus: Château Punin’s ambitious experiment appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
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Philippe Guigal: Fathers and sons
The head of the Rhône winemaking dynasty on family, winemaking, and ballroom dancing. The post Philippe Guigal: Fathers and sons appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Margaret Rand16 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresrhone-wine - news
2025 Bordeaux: Who will bet on the future?
Desislava Lyapova assesses the 2025 Bordeaux en primeur campaign. The post 2025 Bordeaux: Who will bet on the future? appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Desislava Lyapova17 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-features2025-bordeauxbordeaux - news
Léoville Barton at 200
Raymond Blake tells the story of the "perfect claret." The post Léoville Barton at 200 appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Raymond Blake25 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresbordeaux - news
Building a special relationship: An American view of English wine
After visiting some of England's best producers, New York-based wine writer Jim Clarke offers a transatlantic perspective on the English wine scene. The post Building a special relationship: An American view of English wine appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Jim Clarke17 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresenglish-sparkling-wineenglish-wine - news
Family values
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Spottswoode Estate Cabernet Sauvignon. The post Family values appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Simon Field MW16 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featurescalifornia - news
Wine and the price of time
Our new regular columnist on an overlooked factor in Bordeaux's fluctuating fortunes. The post Wine and the price of time appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by William Kelley16 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresbordeauxwine-investment - news
Schiava and Lagrein: The red spirit of Alto Adige
The indigenous red varieties of Alpine northern Italy are a worthy complement to the region's fine whites. The post Schiava and Lagrein: The red spirit of Alto Adige appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Sarah Marsh MW12 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-features - news
Wine in history: The wine-soaked wit of Lord Rochester
"The problem was that his wit flowed forth most brilliantly when he was in his cups, so that his friends could hardly bear to let him turn sober." The post Wine in history: The wine-soaked wit of Lord Rochester appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Stuart Walton15 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresuncategorizedwine-in-history - news
How Kurt Josef Zalto engineered the Shape of Taste
A wine glass is never neutral, and Josephinenhütte has built an entire philosophy around that idea: The Shape of Taste. At its center is the Josephine collection’s signature bend, a calculated form Kurt Josef Zalto spent 30 years refining through hundreds of prototypes. Mouth blown by hand, each of the ten shapes acts as a … The post How Kurt Josef Zalto engineered the Shape of Taste appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
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Château Latour: Some memories
Hugh Johnson's personal reflections on the inimitable Bordeaux first growth. The post Château Latour: Some memories appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Hugh Johnson16 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresbordeaux - news
Candid, personal, and without rancor
An enthusiast's armchair tour of the wine world. The post Candid, personal, and without rancor appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Raymond Blake16 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featureswine-writing - news
2025 Bordeaux: The squaring of circles
Simon Field MW introduces his in-depth coverage of ”a vintage of charm and luminosity." The post 2025 Bordeaux: The squaring of circles appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Simon Field MW17 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-features2025-bordeauxbordeaux - news
Château Cantemerle redux: The story of a Médoc makeover
The Bordeaux fifth growth has completed a dramatic renovation of its château and chai and introduced an entirely new approach to wine tourism. The post Château Cantemerle redux: The story of a Médoc makeover appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Wendy Narby17 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresbordeaux - news
The World of Fine Spirits: Launching a defining new voice in drinks journalism
The new website from WFW's sister publication features coverage from the world's best drinks writers on one authoritative platform. The post The World of Fine Spirits : Launching a defining new voice in drinks journalism appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by The World of Fine Wine Team18 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresspirits - news
2024 Vintage Port: Fladgate, Noval, and Romaneira
The second part of a round-up of wines from the first universally declared vintage since 2017. The post 2024 Vintage Port: Fladgate, Noval, and Romaneira appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Simon Field MW15 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresuncategorized - news
2024 Vintage Port: Symington Family Estates
Richard Mayson introduces the first general declaration since 2017 and offers his thoughts on the wines from Symington Family Estates. The post 2024 Vintage Port: Symington Family Estates appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Richard Mayson15 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresuncategorized