Tag Archives: Matt Kramer

California Wine all tastes the same? Says who?

By winecase | Published: November 6, 2008

Well, finally back to blogging. After an intense weekend at the Wine Bloggers Conference, followed by four full days of running around Sonoma and Napa – and Fairfield, and Berkeley and San Francisco – and then returning to a new position at the newspaper in Quebec City, and mulling over about twenty different potential post [...]

Posted in California, United States, red wine, white wine, winemaking | Also tagged Allan Meadows, Appellation St. Helena, cabernet sauvignon, Dry Creek Valley, Eric Asimov, Flora Springs, Napa, New York Times, New Zealand, Pat Garvey, pinot noir, Preston of Dry Creek, Quebec, Quivira, Rued Vineyards, Russian River, SAQ, sauvignon blanc, Sideways effect, Sonoma Coast, Truett Hurst, Twisted Oak, Unti Vineyards, WBC, Wine Bloggers Conference, zinfandel | 4 Comments

Decanter screws up its courage

By winecase | Published: June 21, 2008

Decanter magazine made quite a bold statement this week – and a bit of a marketing move for their August issue. “Screwcaps are best: Decanter Verdict“, says the title, as if the pronouncement was the definite word on the issue. Many of the big guns are on deck to affirm the position. Steven Spurrier calls the [...]

Posted in wine, wine trade, winemaking | Also tagged Adam Lechmere, Appellation America, cork, Decanter, DIAM cork, Hugel, Jason Haas, Neil Larson, screw cap, Stelvin, Steven Spurrier, Tablas Creek, Tahbilk, TCA, wine enclosures, Wines & Vines | 1 Comment

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