Inebriation and its ills
Michel Bettane explores the intriguing relationship between inebriation and wine appreciation. He delves into the historical context of inebriation and…
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Wine as part of a healthy lifestyle
In his debut column for The World of Fine Wine, first published in Issue 75 of the print edition, Dr…
ByBordeaux, fruit, and Mother Nature
The 2021 vintage in Bordeaux may have had its challenges, but the conditions also helped bring about what Ch’ng Poh…
ByTerroir or human hand
There is little need for me to provide a recap of the numerous myths spun around the notion of terroir,…
ByOn inheriting a wine library
One of my regrets is that I couldn’t keep my wine merchant father’s wine library intact. It wasn’t a grand…
ByDrinking windows: A vintage too soon or too late?
When is it time to drink a vintage, and when should we wait? Hugh Johnson looks at the subject of…
ByPaardeberg: On the magic mountain
As fall advanced, I stood in a vineyard on the low slopes of the Paardeberg, a sprawling granitic mass rising…
ByThomas Bachelder 2018 Wismer-Foxcroft Nord Chardonnay: True north in Niagara
Andrew Jefford is inspired by a single bottle of Thomas Bachelder 2018 Wismer-Foxcroft Nord Chardonnay, Twenty Mile Bench, Niagara Peninsula.…
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