The View from My Table
Andy NeatherThoughts on food and wine trends from the former wine critic of the London Evening Standard
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- My new podcast is out: Think pink! I and my friend, Daily Telegraph wine critic Victoria Moore, discuss how and why rosé wine has got so big – but has pale Provence rosé jumped the shark now? Find out on Apple, Spotify or...
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- My and Victoria Moore’s new podcast is out: Think pink! We talk about why rosé has got so big – but has pale Provence rosé jumped the shark? Listen to find out - on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
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How we went mad for pale rosé
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I think it would be fair to describe the atmosphere at this week’s London Wine Fair as slightly apprehensive: the British wine trade, like much of the industry globally, faces tumbling sales and economic uncertainty. Yet ther...
Comando G: The Birth of a Classic
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Daniel Landi grew up in what felt like the back of beyond. Despite being only 45 minutes’ drive south west of Madrid, the area around the small town of Méntrida, nestled in the Sierra de Gredos mountains, was not a prosperous...
Soave in the springtime
- Check out the latest episode of Get Yourself a Glass, my podcast with my friend and Telegraph wine critic Victoria Moore, where we investigate what the Iran war energy shock means for wine – and how renewable energy, organic farming and l...
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Former Fleet St journalist + wine critic of Evening Standard 2005-15. Now a columnist for timatkin.com and co-author of Rooted in Change: The Stories Behind Sustainable Wine
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