
Ciders and wines. stories around them and the people that make them. For those who care about more than just the liquid inside the bottle
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In her 1978 essay On Photography, Susan Sontag opened with the following characterisation of photography:
To photograph is to appropriate the thing photographed. It means putting oneself into a certain relation to the world that feels like...
For today’s article, I’m moving away from the wines of Roero and Piemonte1 to introduce another side of Things in Bottles. A few weeks ago, I read ’s article “Recoding orange wine,” arguing for the realigning of the term orange wine away fr...
This story is emblematic of my slightly weird obsession with Piemonte.
Since we live in a world of tourism and over-tourism, the desire is to go beyond the places frequented by the tourists is, for better or worse, quite common. I like to...
Barolo is the supposed “Wine of Kings. King of wines.”
I imagine kings these days must have the occasional yearning not to be King. ~~Even if their brother isn’t an alleged paedophile~~ They must want to be able to drop the fancy dress and...
Writing this story should be simple. It should go something like:
Cider was made in Italy, predominantly in the Alpine Valleys to the north
Mussolini’s government made cider production illegal
Its now seeing a slow but ste...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Slow Food Graduate, former chef at Ottolenghi, searching for stories about ciders and wines
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