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Category Archives: biodynamic wine
WineCreator: A Roundup on Ronda
I finally found a minute to check back for reports on WineCreator, the ambitiously-named meeting of wine pundits and renowned winemakers that was held in Ronda, in Andalusia, a couple of weeks ago.
Last weekend, Jancis Robinson published, as promised, an overview of the conference, where she revealed an intriguing side of the whole operation. Apparently, [...]
Also posted in Bordeaux, Spain, wine, winemaking Tagged Alvaro Palacios, Andalusia, Bordoreview, David Bolomey, Dirk Niepoort, Jancis Robinson, Ronda 2 Comments
Biodynamics: up front or backstage?
I’m a huge fan of a great number of biodynamic wine producers, and several “natural wine” producers, this last category essentially meaning that they are not only made from organic grapes, but also totally free of added sulfur, a widely-used stabilizer (For a quick description of the various types of bio wines, click here). Very [...]
Also posted in Australia, biodynamics, international, organic wine, wine, winemaking Tagged Alice Feiring, bio wines, Eric Asimov, Japan, vins naturels, Wine Business International 10 Comments
Matassa meets Montreal and Manhattan
My good friend and winemaker extraordinaire Tom Lubbe is hopping over the Pond, next week, to showcase his wines in Montreal and New York City. I’m an absolute fan of Matassa Wines, a Domaine I had the chance to visit. A great week walking through the (biodynamic) vineyards, tasting the grapes, packing bottles into cases, [...]
Also posted in France, Matassa, Roussillon, South Africa, United States, winemaking Tagged Calce, Chelsea Wine Vault, Domaine Matassa, Les cons servent, Montréal, New York, Prince George Ballroom, Swartland, The Observatory, Tom Lubbe, wine tasting Leave a comment
A biodynamic encouter
If you live somewhere around Toronto or Montreal, you’ll be glad to know that February will offer you a chance to meet dozens of biodynamic producers from all over the world, as they come to town for a big tasting featuring 120 wines or more. The vignerons are from the Renaissance des Appellations association, headed [...]
Also posted in Ontario, Quebec, biodynamics, producers, wine, wine trade Tagged Distillery District, Montréal, Nicolas Joly, Renaissance des Appellations, Slow Food Quebec, Toronto, wine tasting Leave a comment


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Tasting Note: Petalos 2007, Bierzo, Descendientes de J. Palacios