The Boulay hit parade continues: the 2011 Chavignols.
Bonjour a tout le monde! It was an honor and a pleasure to meet, taste, and walk the vineyards with Gerard Boulay this past June. I can only imagine what [ READ MORE]
Bonjour a tout le monde! It was an honor and a pleasure to meet, taste, and walk the vineyards with Gerard Boulay this past June. I can only imagine what [ READ MORE]
Bonjour les amis du vin, (hello friends of wine) The highest peak of the European Alps is the monumental Mont Blanc, a year round glacier that is one of the [ READ MORE]
Ah, where to begin to introduce the Glory of German Riesling.....soooo misunderstood, sooo incredibly delicious..... Today's introduction takes us to the hauntingly sleepy town of Bockenau, in the seemingly 'outside [ READ MORE]
As I wind my way into the valley directly behind the much heralded villages of Puligny and Chassagne Montrachet, I am struck by a sense of entering a more pastoral [ READ MORE]
This is the entryway to the Clos Salomon of Givry, in Burgundy's southern Cote Chalonnaise. History has seen the waning tides of fashion come and go, but the gently sloped, [ READ MORE]
This is a view of the gently sloped vineyards of the Rabaja cru of Barbaresco, near the town of Neive in Piemonte. Vineyards descend both on this side of the [ READ MORE]
The steeps of les Mont Damnes Looking downhill at Chavignol In [ READ MORE]
This is the moderately sloped Giachini vineyard of La Morra in the Barolo zone of Piemonte. It is a chilly January morning, about 9am. In the distance, down the hill [ READ MORE]
Of my many visits with some of the greatest wine producers on the planet, there have only been a few occasions where I have found myself in awe of the [ READ MORE]
I'm thrilled to announce the beginning of my relationship with the family of Anne-Francoise Gros and Francois Parent. As an intro, I think it is important to clarify the various [ READ MORE]