The charming and the sinister
“What to oppose to charm? How about sinisterness?”
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By Tim JamesTim James follows “the tendrilled avenues of wine and the otherworld” in the poem “Grapes,” by DH Lawrence. So…
By Tim JamesAs fall advanced, I stood in a vineyard on the low slopes of the Paardeberg, a sprawling granitic mass…
By Tim JamesTim James explores the pleasing profusion of materials and shapes in modern winemaking receptacles and vessels, from wooden barrels…
By Tim JamesThe Oxford Companion to Wine ventures a trenchant opinion on the quality of wine possible from “the dull Colombard…
By Tim James