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I can certainly see that you know your wine. Most of the guests who stay here wouldn’t know the difference between Bordeaux and Claret.
~ Basil Fawlty
An historic property in the village of Léognan, Château Haut-Bergey has been owned by t...
Is it better that a fine wine lives up to one’s expectations or that a humbler bottle transcends its somewhat minor reputation?
A fine wine, to proffer a basic definition, is one that commands a certain lofty price and is held in high crit...
Tasting enough wines will not make one a wine expert, study shows.
Who writes these headlines?? What constitutes enough in this context?
Attending enough political rallies doesn’t make one a political expert. Eating a lot of food makes yo...
Jurgen Gouws Intellego Wines
Once when preparing samples for a wine tasting, I was asked by a customer if we had an example of that grape called Wagner. I pondered, stroking my imaginary chin. We had Rheingau but no Rheingold, Wachau Grün...
If a panel cannot taste the quality difference between a wine from a regeneratively farmed vineyard and one from a conventionally-farmed one, does the quality and nature of farming actually matter? Or perhaps to put it another way, does org...
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We are a natural wine importer/agent/distributor/retailer. We work with 'real wines' expressive of origin and winemakers who show respect for nature. Our Substack is written by Doug Wregg aka the Man with the Golden Pen aka our Marketing Director.
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