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Pulling back just a touch – take two
The LA Times story about Adam Tolmach, from Ojai Vineyards, saying that he would reduce the alcohol content in his wines to move away from the world of Parkerized wines, which I had mentioned in my previous post, has been gathering a fair bit of steam. The original story was picked up by many on [...]
Posted in California, alcohol level, producers, winemaking Also tagged Adam Tolmach, Burghound, California, Decanter, Eric Asimov, High alcohol, Robert Parker, Telegraph Leave a comment


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Winemaking. It’s all about balance, people