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Category Archives: Spain
The sweeter side of things: check out The Tawny Times
While I’m waiting for the latecomers to Wine Blogging Wednesday 55 to send in their posts, so I can prepare my round-up, I rummaged through my tasting notes from the Salon des vins de Québec, and decided to put a bit of them online… on another blog.
But Rémy, you may ask, don’t you have enough [...]
Also posted in dessert wines, tasting, wine blog Tagged Michael Wangbickler, Pago del Vicario, Robbin Gheesling, Salon des vins de Québec, stickies, Tawny Times, WBW 55, Wine Blogging Wednesday Leave a comment
Hola, bloggers del vino! (Wine Bloggers Conference begins in Spain)
If you’re looking for a clear sign that the wine blogging world is getting more serious, committed and professional, look no further than the European Wine Bloggers Conference, which is starting just about now in Logroño, Spain.
A few dozen bloggers are gathering over this weekend to discuss wine blog writing, blog technology, monetizing (some of [...]
Also posted in wine, wine blog, wine trade Tagged Catavino, ethics, European Wine Blogger Conference, Live blogging, Logrono, monetizing, Robert McIntosh, Spain, wine blog standards 1 Comment
Tasting Note: Gran Coronas Mas La Plana 1988, Penedès, Miguel Torres
A sizeable portion of my modest cellar is taken up by bottles of Mas La Plana, a single vineyard cabernet that Miguel A. Torres started harvesting in 1970. In 1979, the wine became legendary when the 1970 vintage won the cabernet competition at the Wine Olympics put together by Gault-Millau, against the likes of Château [...]
Also posted in cabernet sauvignon, red wine, wine, wine and food Tagged 1988, ageing potential, cellar, Marcus Samuelsson, Mas La Plana, Miguel A. Torres, Penedès, Primum familiae vini, Selfridge's, Wine Olympics 6 Comments
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, biodynamic wine, wine, winemaking Tagged Alvaro Palacios, Andalusia, Bordoreview, David Bolomey, Dirk Niepoort, Jancis Robinson, Ronda 2 Comments


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