All in good time
Barolo’s localness lies in the connection of its local people with their vines and land. Barolo’s identity, rooted in tradition, reflects a historical commitment to producing complex wines that develop flavours of roses, tar, truffle, and spices over decades, demanding patience from both winemakers and wine lovers.
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Let’s rave about Franz Hirtzberger’s great 2023 Riesling Ried Singerriedel
There is a lot to rave about the 2023 Riesling Smaragd from Weingut Franz Hirtzberger’s Ried Singerriedel. Let’s take notice of this steep delight.
The challenge of predicting the next big collectable Italian wine
It's a challenge to predict the next collectable Italian wine. However, we accept the challenge of revealing future collectables per region.
Tasting the unique Loimer Gluegglich white NV driven by curiosity
'Gemischter Satz' Gluegglich white Non-Vintage takes you to the enchanting world of the Austrian winery of Fred Loimer.
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Abruzzo’s Montepulciano grapes achieve better results in Villamagna DOC
Villamagna DOC is a real people story. The producers established the DOC…
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Finca San Blas shows the potential of Garnacha from one of Spain’s driest & coldest DOs
The innovative winemaker Nicolás Sánchez' vision results in a surprising new Garnacha…
Wine Travel
Decoding the wonderful localness of Barolo’s Nebbiolo
Barolo's localness lies in its small appellation, the connection of its local…
Wine Stories
Cava Huguet at Can Feixes: we want to sell our passion for what we do
There must be in everyone a love for Spanish Cava. Winejus tasted…
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Photos create visual journals of the wine world and its people. They are an abstraction from real life, yet the images look real. They recall and document foregone situations. That’s why they are a unique source of reflection & remembrance. View my growing collection of photographs from wine cellars to portraits to vinescapes.
