Artigo semanal de Jancis Robinson no FT e reproduzido no site dela, na parte de acesso grátis aqui: http://www.jancisrobinson.com/articles/winenews060211 explica porque a Espanha é a queridinha de muita gente (y compris o que escreve este blog...) e porque os franceses têm razão de estarem preocupados com o ataques australiano-argentino no ...

Coming soon - 2006 Black Nova. An exquisite blend of 60% Zinfandel and 40% Syrah from our vineyard. Set for a June release in 750ml and 1.5 litre. This wine speaks for itself...

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I've been a bit slow on tasting notes, a trip up to Sydney and work have go tin the way. I've got a couple of monastrells to look at this week as well. I think this is the first wine from Valencia I've had here in Australia. And its good ...

Halifax Harbor September 14, 2007 (click to enlarge ) Continuing on the theme of picking up affordable road bottles that come from local sources, I want to share a new discovery from Nova Scotia ... store and pick out a bottle of Jost. The label says Cote de Bras d'Or Nova Scotia Marechal Foch 2005 ... probably won't hear people going on about Nova Scotia's wine industry but give it a try next time you drop...

Planning in the wine business can take years. This project is certainly one of them. Inspired by Bill Anderson during the harvest of 2006, Bill had a thought. I am sure that Bill was as nervous as anyone can be to walk into the owners' office and tell them he ...

Top Contractor is Engaged for Expansion of VinoVenue Operations Worldwide... Brunton Vineyards, a San Francisco based wine company today announced that it has selected a top contractor in the retail industry, Terra Nova Industries (TNI), to execute all contractor services for the global ... of VinoVenue in the US market to 200 locations. “The Terra Nova team is of the highest caliber...

Forum: Wine Talk Posted By: Bruce Leiserowitz Post Time: 02-10-2007 at 12:58 AM