La Tâche, wine, and art: The stakeholders’ dilemma
Andrew Jefford (WFW 72, pp.132–37) deems what he terms “wine’s transactional flaw” inevitable, due to wine’s inherent nature as “a…
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Grant Burge: The timeless story of a Barossa great
The story of Grant Burge is one of the past, the present, and the future. Five Generations of Growers Ever…
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Seven short texts by Andrew Jefford
Over the past 11 years, WFW contributing editor Andrew Jefford has been using his Twitter feed to publish a series…
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Gusbourne teams up with top restaurants at The Nest
Since 2018 Gusbourne has been inviting some of the UK’s top chefs to share their Michelin-starred talents in the estate’s…
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André Simon Awards: WFW writers take top drinks book prizes
Contributors to The World of Fine Wine took the two available awards for drinks books at this year’s André Simon…
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Uruguay: The little wine country that could
The second-smallest South American country, Uruguay is dwarfed by its neighbors. But a progressive, risk-taking culture has produced a proudly…
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Wine in history: Wine glasses (and other receptacles)
Stuart Walton on the long history of drinking vessels, from gourds to the changing fashions of modern wine glasses. In…
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Bollinger La Grande Année 2014: Pleasurable, vibrant, stylishly mineral
Essi Avellan MW enjoys a preview of Bollinger La Grande Année and La Grande Année Rosé 2014, a pair of…
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