Burgundy Trip Part 1 Visiting Domaine Faiveley
A House Built on Centuries There are wine estates that feel like businesses, and there are wine estates that feel … Continue reading Burgundy Trip Part 1 Visiting Domaine Faiveley
Tag: Pinot Noir
Sommelier diary #83
Au Bon Climat is a pioneering Santa Barbara winery founded by Jim Clendenen, celebrated for its Burgundian sensibility and commitment … Continue reading Sommelier diary #83
Clos de la Maréchale: The Quiet Pulse of Premeaux — A Vineyard That Refuses to Disappear
There are vineyards in Burgundy that announce themselves with the confidence of centuries-old acclaim, and there are others that whisper—softly, … Continue reading Clos de la Maréchale: The Quiet Pulse of Premeaux — A Vineyard That Refuses to Disappear
Biodynamic Bliss: Larmandier-Bernier and Sustainable Champagne
History of the WineryThe story of Champagne Larmandier-Bernier is one of heritage, vision, and quiet revolution. Though the domaine was … Continue reading Biodynamic Bliss: Larmandier-Bernier and Sustainable Champagne
Bodegas Chacra: Patagonia’s Pioneering Winemaking Experience
Bodegas Chacra, one of Argentina’s most unique and innovative wineries, was founded in 2004 by Piero Incisa della Rocchetta, a … Continue reading Bodegas Chacra: Patagonia’s Pioneering Winemaking Experience
Behind the Breathtaking Wines of Assmannshäuser Höllenberg
Located in the centre of the Rheingau wine region of Germany, the Assmannshäuser Höllenberg vineyard is a name that is … Continue reading Behind the Breathtaking Wines of Assmannshäuser Höllenberg
Burn Cottage: A Tale of Terroir, Passion, and Perfection
Burn Cottage is a shining example of winemaking quality, tucked away in the undulating hills of Central Otago, New Zealand. … Continue reading Burn Cottage: A Tale of Terroir, Passion, and Perfection
The Unique Terroir of Nelson: Why It’s Perfect for Pinot Noir and Beyond
Nelson, which is tucked away in the northernmost point of the South Island in New Zealand, is renowned for both … Continue reading The Unique Terroir of Nelson: Why It’s Perfect for Pinot Noir and Beyond
Bridging Continents: The Parallel Stories of Burgundy and New Zealand Pinot Noir
For viticulturists and winemakers, as well as wine lovers, Pinot Noir has a reputation as one of the most difficult … Continue reading Bridging Continents: The Parallel Stories of Burgundy and New Zealand Pinot Noir
Hidden gems – Domaine Jayer-Gilles
Gilles is the 3rd generation of this family domaine. He began at domaine in 1982 and has run the domaine … Continue reading Hidden gems – Domaine Jayer-Gilles