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Category Archives: Great Winemakers
French-Trained Chilean Winemakers: New Releases from Antiyal, Apaltagua, Domus Aurea, Maquis
No country in the Americas has been so strongly influenced by French winemaking as Chile. Aspiring Chilean winemakers go to France to study enology or work the harvests. And French winemakers and winemaking consultants go to Chile to make wine. … Continue reading
Domaine Alice et Olivier de Moor of Chablis
In preparing a new report on Chablis, we recently met up with Alice and Oliver de Moor in Courgis, located about 7 km southwest of Chablis. They started their vineyards 20 years ago with just three parcels [Bel-Air, Clardy, Rosette] … Continue reading
Posted in Chardonnay, Countries and Regions, France, Great Winemakers, Uncategorized, White Wine, Wine Articles, Wine Type
Tagged Bourgogne, Chablis, Courgis, Featured
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Michel Rolland’s New Spanish Wines
Michel Rolland has made wine all over the world, and we’ve tasted his wines in many of the places where we’ve traveled—Argentina, South Africa, and, of course, France. Now, he extends his global reach to a neighboring country, Spain, where … Continue reading
Posted in Countries and Regions, Great Winemakers, Red Wine, Spain, Uncategorized, White Wine, Wine Articles, Wine Type
Tagged Ribera del Duero, Rioja, Rolland, Rueda
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Women Winemakers of Rioja
Women have always played an important role in tending the vines, picking the fruit, and pressing the grapes in Rioja, but in recent years they have also assumed an important role in winemaking. Indeed, no other wine region of the … Continue reading
Posted in Countries and Regions, Great Winemakers, Spain, Uncategorized
Tagged Rioja, Women
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Dr. Konstantin Frank Wines from the New York Finger Lakes
Dr. Konstantin Frank, the creative force behind the establishment of the Dr. Konstantin Frank winery in New York’s Finger Lakes region is one of the wine world’s most colorful wine pioneers. Today the family-run winery is managed by Fred Frank, … Continue reading
Posted in Countries and Regions, Great Winemakers, Sparkling Wine, Uncategorized, White Wine
Tagged Finger Lakes, New York
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Jean-Philippe Colmant’s Superb South African Sparklers
In the 16th century, French-speaking Huguenots from France and Southern Belgium emigrated to South Africa where they planted vines and made wine. Four hundred years later, the French-speaking Belgian, Jean-Philippe Colmant followed in their footsteps, locating in the picturesque town … Continue reading
Posted in Countries and Regions, Great Winemakers, South Africa, Sparkling Wine, Uncategorized, Wine Articles, Wine Type
Tagged Colmant, Franschhoek, Kysela, MCC
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Great Winemakers: Andrea and Chris Mullineux of the Swartland
Andrea and Chris Mullineux seem a bit young to be called great winemakers, but it’s a title they’ve justly earned. Not only did we give them rave reviews in our Report # 30 The Wines of South Africa, but the … Continue reading
Posted in Countries and Regions, Great Winemakers, South Africa, Uncategorized, Wine Articles
Tagged Swartland
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David Lake: Patriarch of Washington State Syrah
David Lake (1943-2009) was one of the most influential pioneers in the history of the Washington State wine industry. He is credited with producing Washington State’s first vineyard-designated wines as well as the state’s first Syrah.
Posted in Countries and Regions, Great Winemakers, Red Wine, Uncategorized, Washington, Wine Articles, Wine Type
Tagged Columbia, Syrah, winemaker
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Great Winemakers: Rudi Bauer of Central Otago’s Quartz Reef
We recently had the opportunity to retaste the Quartz Reef wines of Rudi Bauer. We previously tasted his sparkling wines in our Sparkling Wine Report and his Pinot Noirs in our New Zealand Pinot Noir Report. Our tastings of his … Continue reading
Great Winemakers: Stefano and Giuseppe Inama of Veneto’s Soave
Inama is revered as one of the top producers of high quality Soave. Our reviews at the bottom of this article show why. We recently visited Stefano Inama at his winery to find out how he makes such superb wines. … Continue reading
Posted in Countries and Regions, Great Winemakers, Italy, Uncategorized, White Wine, Wine Articles, Wine Type
Tagged Inama, Soave, Veneto, winemaker
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