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The Noble Grape

Taylor

Mostly wine writing about mostly non-vinifera and other cool things happening in and around North Carolina. If I hear one bad thing about muscadines, we are turning this car around.

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b-sides: liner notes

If you follow me or @noblegrapenc on Instagram, you may have seen that my entry to the Jancis Robinson 2024 Wine Writing Contest was recently published on jancisrobinson.com. Mine is one of a few dozen essays that comprise the long list of ...

2 months ago
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Muscadine is for innovators

Despite the name of my Substack, which is a reference to the Noble variety of muscadine, I haven’t written much about the Southeast’s native grape. That’s partly because I have been so preoccupied studying for this damn CSW exam (for any ne...

3 months ago
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Bug spray and other ironic olfactory experiences

My scraggly little garden

5 months ago
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Dispatches from NC Wine Country

My little nameless Toyota Tacoma has been putting in work lately driving out to as many wineries as we can. It’s NC Wine Month, so I figure it’s time to share some thoughts on those I have visited.

6 months ago
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