Posted on March 8th, 2010 1 Comment
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Following on from three wines from Chile, is a press release from industry body, Wines of Chile (Vinos de Chile A.G) which represents many of the largest wineries in Chile.
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Three wines from Chile for this week’s Sunday Tribune column.
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First in a two part series on Craggy Range, one of New Zealand’s finest wine producers.
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Posted on February 24th, 2010 7 Comments
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The Liberty Wines portfolio tasting took place today at Fallon & Byrne. While the Italians were on song, there were quite a few others worth a mention.
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Three of the best places in Ireland to buy your wine online.
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I nabbed Ronan Farrell from Straffan Wines at the Californian Wine Fair a couple of weeks ago. He’s the latest victim in my “introjuicing series”; giving you a little more insight on the people behind the wines.
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Posted on February 17th, 2010 5 Comments
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Old vines, “vielles vignes” or “alte reben” is often present on wine labels to denote that the vines from which the wine was made are of a ripe old age. Despite the strict rules which apply to how wine is made, there is still no clear definition of how old is old enough to appear on the label.
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. My favourite wines from Gilbey’s Portfolio Tasting last week.
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The often revered Cono Sur Pinot Noir gets an honorable mention, though this time it’s the Reserva. Splendid Pinot and a splendid price.
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