Month: January 2025

Bordeaux’s 2020 growing season was far from ideal. Estates with top terroirs and old vines handled the rainy spring and then hot, dry summer best. And this Pauillac estate hit a home run. The Château Pichon Baron Pauillac 2020 is Wine Spectator’s No. 8 Wine of 2023. https://top100.winespectator.com/
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Executive Chef Todd Knoll and artisanal olive oil consultant Kevin Rogers conduct blending trials to create the master blend for Jordan 2009 Extra Virgin Olive Oil. In this video, they discuss olive oil making, the blending process and sensory analysis of EVOO. View blog post at: http://blog.jordanwinery.com/2010/02/creating-a-master-blend-2009-jordan-extra-virgin-olive-oil
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Trocken is the German word for dry and means that a wine has little or no residual sugar. The concept is explained by Dr. Franz Werner Michel of the Weingut Domdechant Werner in the Rhengau. Dr. Michel was the long time head of the German Wine Institute and his estae has been a member of
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White in Tuscany can be made from a number of indigenous grapes. Here, Elisabetta Fagiuoli describes Vernaccia, “the red of the white wines”. Elisabetta makes Vernaccia di San Gimignano DOCG from pure Vernaccia grapes in a number of ways, which she describes here. Watch all of our videos with Elisabetta Fagiuoli of Sono Montenidoli: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLddUmDhg4G_IT8MAAuNSt3FOajb3-cUsm
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