The other evening I drunk a very expensive, $220, red Burgundy from a great producer using grapes from a famous … Continue reading…
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The other evening I drunk a very expensive, $220, red Burgundy from a great producer using grapes from a famous … Continue reading…
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Over the last couple of decades Chile has mounted a successful invasion of the American market by producing large quantities … Continue reading…
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Last week I was privileged to participate in a tasting of some rare and very special wines. It was a … Continue reading…
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Sometimes making good wine just comes down to good luck. I know it’s spring in NY, despite the weather being … Continue reading…
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Marchese Lodovico Antinori was in New York last week to introduce three new Cabernet Franc based wines, so I took … Continue reading…
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Riesling’s long overdue return to the viniferous spotlight after decades of obscurity is one of the most gratifying recent developments … Continue reading…
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Red wine comes from red grapes, and white wine from white grapes, right? Well…..generally yes, but as is so often … Continue reading…
Ever since the go-go years of the 1980’s wine drinkers and collectors have been complaining about the stratospheric prices of … Continue reading…
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This week’s Five Star Nick’s Wine of the Week, the Morgon Côte du Py 2009, Potel-Aviron ($22) from Beaujolais, is … Continue reading…
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A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of visiting Tenuta dell’Ornellaia, the great Tuscan estate in Bolgheri founded … Continue reading…
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