Tasting in Tuscany
Monday, July 26th, 2010Tasting in Italy is always a privilege but never more so than when spending a few warm days in Tuscany from where I have recently returned.
- A First Look at 2009 Burgundies
- The 2010 Harvest begins at Chateau de Sours
- Cabernet & Carbonara
- More acclaim for Esclans & Ott
- “The hippest wine merchant in London”?
- Family Tennis in Suffolk
- Pichon Baron 1993
- Domaine Joseph Voillot – An Unheralded but Great Domaine
- 2002 Dom Pérignon - “The most perfect prestige Cuvée”
- The Goedhuis Away Day
- Willkommen to Alto Adige
- Ch Lafite Rothschild Blanc?
- Bellinis anybody?
- Glera, Prosecco’s ‘New’ Variety
- Northern Italian Trip Continued
- Five First Growths
- Warm Wine – No Thanks!
- James Low in Italy
- Tasting in Tuscany
- Talk about an epiphany
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