Heitz Wine Cellars: tradition without opulence in winemaking Napa Valley
The family-owned Heitz winery in Napa Valley was one of the forerunners of the wine renaissance in California producing top quality, globally praised wine.
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Hedonism: wine luxury triumphs in London's Mayfair
The finest and rarest wines and spirits from around the world can be found at Hedonism, an ambitious liquor store in the heart of the luxurious Mayfair.
The best wines I discovered recently
After weeks of pondering and scouring my massive digital photo library I’m sharing the best bottles that made my palate sing with joy. The best wines that stood out from […]
History of wine
What we call “old world” wine today isn’t really as old if the actual history of wine is considered. It was long before the wine making boom in Burgundy, Bordeaux […]
Tasmania wine gears up for the global sparkling race
Tasmania is a much older wine producing region than you may suspect. In fact, South Australia, where today the biggest names in the Aussie wine scene nest (think of Penfolds […]
Beaune: in the heart of the wines of Burgundy on foot or bicycle
Burgundy, with its fresh and friendly attitude towards wine production, is perhaps the most significant wine region in France…What is amazing about Beaune’s wines is that they can be drunk young while tasting gentle with a very low acidity…
Château Musar: war-defeating winemaking family in Lebanon
Winemaking in Al-Lubnaniya (Lebanon) was heavily marked by 20 years of civil war (1975-1990). During this period the wine industry was virtually nonexistent. This dark age of the Lebanese wine […]
Domaine du Clos Notre-Dame: when church and wine unite together
Domaine du Clos Notre-Dame produces wine, olive oil and flowers. This is a small family business that is largely drunk within the family and this is what makes it worth discovering.
Michel Rolland: book Le Gourou du vin introduced with his wines at Hotel de Paris in Monaco
Michel Rolland is perhaps the most famous wine consultant on the world. Most serious wine drinkers know him for his awarded creations in Bordeaux, Spain, South Africa, South America and […]
Château Margilliere: slow wine in Provence honouring the world's oldest highway
Château Margilliere is a 17th century stone farm in the green countryside of Provence. The ancient times recalling stones rest stubornly all over the property as a distinctive feature of […]