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Tag Archives: California
In praise of diversity (or engineering it): Jura, New Zealand and yeast strains
I haven’t been blogging as much as I usually do, this past couple of months, partly because I found it hard to run through wine regions at a fast pace, absorb all the information and write something coherent about it at the same time, partly because the day job has been very busy, partly because [...]
Posted in California, France, New Zealand, wine, winemaking Also tagged Chr. Hansen, Domaine de La Borde, engineering diversity, Jura, Mike Trought, PalatePress, pinot noir, Plant & Food Research, poulsard, sauvignon blanc, Tim Patterson, trousseau, Wines and Vines 4 Comments
Poetry in a bottle, and all the hard work that goes into it
Opening a bottle, pouring yourself a glass, sensing the complex aromas and flavors, the velvety texture: that’s the pleasure of wine.
But to get there, it’s good to remember just how much hard work has been put in by everyone that’s hard at work in the vineyards and cellars. As Wayne Young writes on the Bastianich [...]
Posted in California, France, United States, producers, wine, winemaking Also tagged 2008 harvest, A Donkey and Goat, Bastianich Winery, Hugel et Fils, Michel Schlumberger, Oregon, Paso Robles, Perrin et Fils, Scott Paul, Tablas Creek, wild fermentations, Wine Bloggers Conference, Wine Camp, winery blogs 2 Comments
Wine Blogging Wednesday #48: Back to Your Roots
Great theme from Lenn Thompson, founder of the Wine Blogging Wednesday, to celebrate four years of this collective tasting thing (which begat a French heir called les Vendredis du vin, among other good things). He calls upon us to
Posted in Wine Blogging Wednesday, wine, wine blog Also tagged Lenn Thompson, pinot noir, The Roots, wine tasting Leave a comment
Make your own wine (it's not what you think)
Just about anyone who loves wine with any degree of seriousness starts thinking, at one point or another, that it would be great to make their own wine. There are those who will pick up demijohns and buckets of must and all that and produce their own Château Moi, with highly varying degrees of success. [...]
Posted in California, United States, wine, winemaking Also tagged becoming a winemaker, BYOB program, Cliff Lede Vineyards, Crushpad, custom wine, homemade wine, Poetry Inn Leave a comment


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