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Dirk van der Niepoort is winegrower of the year

May 17, 2018 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

Dirk van der Niepoort, the Portuguese winemaker has been honoured as winegrower of the year at the Wine Awards gala presentation by German culinary magazine Der Feinschmecker. Over the past two decades, Dirk van der Niepoort has been the motivating force behind the quality revolution in the Douro. The region, which in the best cases, was producing grapes for Port wine has … [Read more...]

Gorka Izagirre wines: Making the impossible possible

March 9, 2018 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

Visitors to the Basque country will have definitely tasted the Txakoli, a local white wine that is drunk everywhere you go. But outside the region, the wine is extremely difficult to find despite the fact that it washes down well with food. When you visit the Azurmendi galaxy, a three Michelin star restaurant a few kilometres outside Bilbao in the idyllic Larrabetzu, you … [Read more...]

First ever auction for Emidio Pepe includes wine vintages dating back to 1967

November 27, 2017 by Ivan Brincat 1 Comment

Emidio Pepe will be auctioning wine dating back to 1967 in a collaboration with Zachys Wine Auction. Some of the most iconic vintages that have not been released for a long time because of the tiny stock left will will released in small quantities. "It is a unique occasion and an extraordinary moment," says Emidio Pepe "to be able to tell the history of Montepulciano … [Read more...]

2017: A very fine and abundant vintage for Austrian wine with winemakers describing it as a picture perfect year

November 13, 2017 by Ivan Brincat Leave a Comment

Austria has reported a harvest that is good in terms of quality and volume. While worldwide 2017 saw the lowest level of wine production in years, Austria's yield of 2.6 million hl (according to October’s third harvest estimate) amounted to a quarter above the five-year average, which will go a long way to filling cellars that in many places have been rather empty. True, there … [Read more...]

The health benefits of wine

March 30, 2017 by Nick Cesare Leave a Comment

As if we need more excuses to drink wine! Although many of us have heard whispers about the health benefits of drinking wine, the average wine enthusiast doesn’t know much about positive effects of the fruit of the vine. Fortunately for us, a great deal of research has been done, and there are many more studies yet to come out about how and why wine is good for you. Today, … [Read more...]

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