Farewell to Claret welcome back Clairet
Farewell Claret welcome back Clairet. That’s the new “in-thing” for Bordeaux producers reeling from the sharp decline in red wine […]
The rosé boom is over! Well the French pundits say so.
The rosé boom is over! Well the French pundits say so. Does that mean they are bored with writing about
High praise for McLaren Vale
High praise for McLaren Vale as an American writer ranks it just one of five of the world’s major wine
Wine writers get a bit snooty about no alcohol wines
Wine writers get a bit snooty about no alcohol wines but at Glug the brothers Farmer confess not only to
Sacre Bleu! With global blends there’s no terroir!
Sacre Bleu! With global blends there’s no terroir! The French are outraged and the interlopers are spreading with Australian help.
Sir Lunchalot’s Comeback
The long lunch might be in for a comeback. Liberal leader Peter Dutton promises to provide small businesses with a
Thorstein Veblen and Penfold’s Grange
Thorstein Veblen and Penfold’s Grange came to my mind when I read an essay in The New York Times titled
Wine Australia’s latest uninspiring promotional attempt
Wine Australia’s latest uninspiring promotional attempt released this month at least shows it realizes that its industry needs some helping
Winning a wine show trophy without the “A” team
Winning a wine show trophy without the “A” team is pretty much the way with the Australian wine show circuit
The rise and fall of Australian wines
The rise and fall in excitement about Australian wines is clearly shown by their rankings in the Top 100 survey