Pages
Click here to see the published article.
Nestled in the eastern part of France, between the country’s Vosges mountain range and the Black Forest of Germany, the region of Alsace has many a story to tell. Recently, the wineries of Alsace...
The South Island of New Zealand’s Central Otago region grows not just the most southerly grapes in the country, but also in the world. The climate is in many ways comparable to that of...
For many, the wine world is made up of red or white wines. But just like there is grey between black and white, rosé wines come in multiple and exciting shades, tastes and styles. Looking at a...
Having lived part of my life in Rhône, I feel committed to bring you to this beautiful part of France. The way to the famous wines grown in the area has been paved over centuries by the Roman...
If Hong Kong has its Avenue of Stars, Tuscany, more precisely Bolgheri, has its Cypress Avenue: the 5km long “Viale dei Cipressi”, which is lined by 2,540 elegant, towering trees. It is...
Bordeaux wine prices are adjusting - for the better. Culminating on decades of nearly immaculate reputation, two vintages broke records when wine critic Robert Parker gave perfect 100-point ratings...
Whether you drink Chardonnay, Shiraz or Cabernet Sauvignon - the country's top three varietals - or rarer grapes like Riesling or Grenache, it is key to understand the value and character of...
The new year is often the best time to look at new things, or old things with a new perspective, and embrace fresh resolutions. Applied to wine, it translates into: what do I want to invest in, and...
Why do people buy vineyards?
Historically, acquiring a vineyard became a natural step for wine lovers. It was the continuation of their personal journey in wine appreciation. They learnt about the...
If France is a human body, then its heart is Burgundy. Located between Paris and Lyon, Burgundy - or Bourgogne, in French - is the pulse of today’s wine world. Unlike Bordeaux or Champagne,...