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Tag Archives: Vinography
It's not easy being green: a post about Bordeaux, carbon and biodynamics
Two relatively unrelated bits of reading got me going on the whole question of wine and the environment, yesterday. The first one was a Decanter News item about the Bordeaux wine industry’s Carbon initiative, and the steps it was proposing to curb the region’s greenhouse gas emissions (thanks to Tim, from Winecast, for tweeting it). [...]
Posted in Bordeaux, biodynamics, organic wine, philosophy, vineyard, winemaking Also tagged Alder Yarrow, Carbon assessment, carbon footprint, champagne winegrowers, Decanter News, Joe Eskenazi, SF Weekly 7 Comments
Wine gatherings for the rest of us
Just in case, for whatever reason, you can’t make it to Ronda, Andalusia, for the WineCreator extravaganza (see my previous post), here are a couple of places you could head to, over the coming weeks, to discuss wine with professionals and discover what winemakers are up to around the world.
Reading Alder Yarrow’s Vinography blog, I [...]


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