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2021 Bordeaux En Primeur | Pauillac
Great old, grand old Pauillac. The most revered appellation in the Médoc felt more like it had gone back in time than perhaps any other area. The wines were generally very lean and precise – Merlot, again, suffered a fair bit up here and, with the wines usually Cabernet focussed anyway, it meant that these […]
by Jack Chapman34 views2021-bordeaux2021-bordeaux-en-primeurl-s-posten-primeurleft-bankpauillac - news
2021 Bordeaux En Primeur | Saint-Estèphe
Saint-Estèphe certainly felt like the most far flung, northerly part of the Médoc when we arrived, driving down the dip from Lafite and up to Cos d’Estournel as the sky darkened and rain began to threaten. An easy way to brighten up any day, is to walk through their ornamental garden, once you’ve squeezed your […]
by Eve-Marie Letondel22 views2021-bordeaux-en-primeurl-s-post2021-bordeauxsaint-estephe - news
2021 Bordeaux En Primeur | Margaux
I have a soft spot for Margaux. I thought it was worth prefacing everything you’re going to read with this – The feelings I have for Margaux are along the lines of the ones I have for great Burgundy. On the face of things, it’s a pretty toxic relationship (for starters I’m not sure if […]
by Jack Chapman20 views2021-bordeaux-en-primeurl-s-post2021-bordeauxen-primeurleft-bankmargaux - news
2021 Bordeaux En Primeur | Saint-Julien
Our tour de Saint-Julien started on a lovely sunny morning, with both of us slightly the worse for wear from the night before, having briefly gone our separate ways (David for a dinner at Château Lafite, myself for a far more oikish, if exceptionally fun do in Bordeaux Town Hall). Leoville Poyferré was our first […]
by Jack Chapman19 views2021-bordeaux-en-primeurl-s-post2021-bordeauxen-primeurleft-banksaint-julien - news
2021 Bordeaux En Primeur | Pessac-Léognan
Pessac-Leognan is a slightly peculiar place. You start in the city – Carmes Haut Brion, it’s fair to say, is quite literally an ‘urban winery’, such is its proximity to the hustle and bustle of Bordeaux. Slowly you start to drift out, Haut-Brion & La Mission, two absolutely stunning Châteaux, appear almost out of nowhere, […]
by Jack Chapman20 views2021-bordeaux-en-primeurl-s-post2021-bordeauxen-primeurgravespessac-leognan - news
All the best Italian craft beers of the year 2022
Discover the best Italian Craft Beers of this year: read here the complete list of the Best Italian Beer of the year 2022 and the Italian craft Brewery of the year! If you are looking for the BEST 2024 ITALIAN CRAFT BEERS, CLICK HERE! More than 1900 beers were tasted during the last competition in … Continue reading All the best Italian craft beers of the year 2022
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2021 Bordeaux En Primeur | Saint-Émilion
Did Merlot suffer in Saint Émilion? Yes, is the short answer, but it was quite terroir dependent and also seemed less impacted than their left bank cousins. The running theme of the 2021 Bordeaux vintage was hard work – sometimes you question a bit of rhetoric, arching an eyebrow toward a statement which seems to […]
by Jack Chapman21 views2021-bordeaux-en-primeurl-s-post2021-bordeauxen-primeurright-banksaint-emilion - news
The Best Things To Do on 30A
Roll down the windows and breathe in the salt air — you’ve made it to the beach! 30A offers endless ways to spend your time, regardless of where your interests lie. From stunning natural beauty to culinary delights, the Emerald Coast has something for everyone. With so much to do, where to start? We’ve compiled a list of our favorite activities in the region with the help of 30A Distilling Co Founder, Brian Rabon. A lifetime visitor to the beaches of 30A, Brian has called Santa Rosa Beach home since 2015. Jump in and experience 30A like a local! At 30A Distilling Co, we’re capturing the spirit of the beach in a bottle. We create premium spirits from distinctly Southern ingredients. Our home is the inspiration behind all we do, and we can’t wait to share 30A with y’all. Paddle Board on Western Lake One of the natural wonders of 30A is the coastal dune lake, a geologic feature created by wind and sand that features a combination of both fresh and saltwater. While
by High-Proof Creative2 views - news
2021 Bordeaux En Primeur | Pomerol
How on earth to summarise a vintage by appellation, which more or totally defied homogeneity? I’m going to try my best, almost solely using our own meandering experience and stack of tasting notes. Luckily Pomerol, which is where we began, makes is rather easier than most. If someone were to ask me to fill in […]
by Jack Chapman31 views2021-bordeaux-en-primeurl-s-post2021-bordeauxen-primeurmerlotpomerol - news
Pepper Jelly Paloma
A perfectly simple and festive Paloma made with Exotico tequila blanco, bright citrus, unexpected pepper jelly, and fizzy ginger ale. Perfect for drinking while chickens peck your ankles. #sponsored
by Kate Richards13 viewstequila - news
Cabernet Sauvignon is King
Your Guide to Castello Cabernet The post Cabernet Sauvignon is King appeared first on Castello di Amorosa .
by Bradley Aden29 viewsblogour-winesred-winecastello-estatevineyardyountville-ava - news
We're Growing! Announcing Our Major Expansion!
Announcing the next chapter of our story!
by Cody James4 views - news
Côte-Rôtie: what’s all the fuss about?
I am often asked why I have such a strong attachment to the wines of the Northern Rhône and in particular those of Côte-Rôtie. It is never an easy question to answer without a long preamble, but after close to 25 years of visiting the Rhône and the many stylistic changes we have seen over […]
by Derek Robertson24 viewsl-s-postcote-rotiesyrahvineyard-visit - news
Cut Hill Distillery – The Gateway to the Sea.
Chapter 24 in our series of celebrating Australian whisky takes us to Cut Hill Distillery, a 40-acre property nestled in Hindmarsh Valley. Next to Victor Harbour in South Australia, where the whisky is trickling quietly under the watchful eye of the ghost of Jabez Grimble! Image courtesy of Cut Hill Distillery The Past Cut Hill […] The post Cut Hill Distillery – The Gateway to the Sea. appeared first on The Old Barrelhouse .
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Press Reviews: April
Our latest press reviews: The Times, cluboenologique.com, The Sunday Times, Vineyardmagazine.co.uk and The Telegraph. Benefit from our case price discount in red by buying any 12 bottles from this selection – in a mixed case of your design or simply by the dozen. The best rosés to buy now, The Times, Jane MacQuitty,29/04/2022: 2021 ROSÉ […]
by Eve-Marie Letondel24 viewsl-s-postl-s-pressmontalcinoprovencetelegraphthe-sunday-times - news
How To Create a Green Team at Your Company
The post How To Create a Green Team at Your Company appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis24 viewsb-corporationsustainabilityinside-allagashbeer-releases-and-brewery-newsblogsidestreaming - news
Rum Round Table – Boston 2022
FRS Members & Rum Lovers, I wanted to share with you an exciting initiative that the Florida Rum Society and other leading rum clubs across the country are launching at the end of April. Myself, along with Eric “Rum Doc” Carter & John Gulla, will be joining the leaders of many US-based rum clubs at … Continue reading Rum Round Table – Boston 2022
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2022 Spring Tasting | Highlights
‘Our first proper tasting for ages, and I was unable to attend having contracted Covid, (the reason for the long hiatus since our well-attended Italian tasting in March 2020). This was particularly galling after I had helped organise the attendance of some of the winemakers, notably producers of three new grower Champagnes who I had […]
by Charles Lea21 viewsl-s-posttastingsspring-tastingtasting - news
15th Anniversary
Celebrating Our 15th Year The post 15th Anniversary appeared first on Castello di Amorosa .
by Bradley Aden18 viewsblogour-winesdario-sattuiawardsred-winecastle-napa-valley - news
Chardonnay
Explore Our Popular Chardonnay Styles The post Chardonnay appeared first on Castello di Amorosa .
by Jim Sullivan20 viewsblogour-wineschardonnayawardsscorescellar-selection - news
Johnson provides legislation update
While this year’s legislative session was not a major one for beverage alcohol legislation, still several significant measures were adopted and are becoming law. A little bit of progress, with no real harm done. On this episode of the West… Continue Reading… The post Johnson provides legislation update appeared first on BrilliantStream .
by Charles Bockway and Erin McCoy16 viewscraft-beernewspodcastwest-virginiabeer-legislation - news
Solar at The Castle
Going Green at The Castle The post Solar at The Castle appeared first on Castello di Amorosa .
by Castello di Amorosa21 viewsblogaround-the-castellovineyardswinemakingcommunitydario-sattui - news
The Pursuit of Wine Appreciation
When I first decided to pursue the pleasures of Wine Appreciation, it became apparent that it was far more complex than one friend’s advice, which was as simple as ABC: “Always Buy Cabernet, Always Buy Chardonnay.” (He was serious.) And while a number of wine drinkers I’m chummy with are still in that paradigm, I found it too confining, too generic, and not the least bit fulfilling. But I needed a roadmap, something to guide me on how to better understand wine. The first route was sorting out and comprehending each of wine’s underlying components—acidity, sweetness, body (alcohol) and tannins. I soon realized that each of those is determined by (drum roll please!) the underlying grape from which the wine is made . And once I “learned the grape(s),” I came to understand why, say, a Merlot is unlike a Pinot Noir, which is unlike a Cabernet, which is unlike a Grenache. And the same holds for Chardonnay versus, say, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling or Semillon. That was crucial, inasmuch a
by noreply@blogger.com (tom)4 views - news
The Allagash 2021 B Corp Report
The post The Allagash 2021 B Corp Report appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis24 viewsb-corporationsustainabilityinside-allagashphilanthropybeer-releases-and-brewery-newsblog