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Category Archives: wine and food
Blog rankings: what a Wine Blogging Wednesday can do for your blog.
I got contacted, last week, by the folks at information portal Wikio, asking me if I wanted to have a chance to post an exclusive preview of the new rankings for top food and wine blogs compiled at the end of March. I’d come up over 30 spots since the previous rankings, they said, so [...]
Also posted in Piedmont, media, wine, wine blog Tagged blog rankings, David McDuff, food and wine, North vs South, top blogs, WBW 54, WBW 55, Wikio, Wine Blogging Wednesday 1 Comment
Wine Blogging Wednesday 55: North vs South, just across the Loire
The North vs South theme I proposed for Wine Blogging Wednesday provides bloggers with certain guidelines (use the same grapes, so you can compare), but also with a lot of leeway. Thousands of miles of leeway, really.
If you wanted, you could pick similar wines from the other side of the world. The antipodes, really. Spanish [...]
Also posted in France, Loire, Wine Blogging Wednesday, alcohol level, red wine, wine Tagged 2005, Bourgueil, cabernet franc, Charles Joguet, Chinon, Clos du Chêne Vert, Domaine de la Butte, limestone, Mi-Pente, North vs South, Touraine, WBW 55, Wine Blogging Wednesday 13 Comments
Tasting Note: Pignolo 2003, Castello di Buttrio, Veneto
Italy certainly is a treasure trove of unique grape varieties. Often, these varieties were almost forgotten and lost before being revived, in the last couple of decades, by some dedicated winemakers who just knew that they could provide great wines with distinctive characteristics.
Think of the Arneis of Piedmont, this tasty white grape that hardly only [...]
Also posted in Italy, tasting Tagged arneis, Castello di Buttrio, chardonnay, falanghina, frappato, friulano, grapes, pignolo, rare varieties, Veneto 3 Comments


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