Points of view and views of points
In a recent posting on his website The Morning Claret, Simon Woolf astutely contemplates the state of wine competitions. Intriguing and encouraging are the dynamics of…
ByDavid Schildknecht reviews wines from Austria, Germany, and the Loire for Vinous. He is also a columnist for Vinaria and The World of Fine Wine, as well as a contributor to Wine & Spirits.
In a recent posting on his website The Morning Claret, Simon Woolf astutely contemplates the state of wine competitions. Intriguing and encouraging are the dynamics of…
By David SchildknechtNatural wine is a rare corner of the wine world that excites younger drinkers. The fine wine world should…
By David SchildknechtAndrew Jefford (WFW 72, pp.132–37) deems what he terms “wine’s transactional flaw” inevitable, due to wine’s inherent nature as…
By David SchildknechtThe scourge of “appellationism” has already been treated in this series of columns (WFW 62, p.44; WFW 63, p.50),…
By David SchildknechtWhen it comes to typicity in wine, it’s increasingly hard to make generalizations, says David Schildknecht. The diversification that…
By David SchildknechtIn a packed Carnegie Hall, just two days before New York City recorded its first infections from a virus…
By David Schildknecht