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25 Jun 2012 by Michael Schmidt
Michael Schmidt gives us an overview of this stunning vintage in Germany's 2011s - truly exceptional . See also his notes on VDP 2011s from Pfalz & Franken and the Mosel . We will...
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23 Mar 2011 by Jancis Robinson
Here is the second of our German tasting articles, to get those planning to attend Prowein in Düsseldorf this weekend in the mood. See also Tasting beyond the VDP published yesterday.
I...
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4 Mar 2011 by Jancis Robinson
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Here’s an interesting story, or at least interesting to anyone who has been following the fortunes of German wine over the past few...
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10 Sep 2008 by Jancis Robinson
In a nutshell : The home of hock and noble estates has been coasting of late.
Main grapes : Riesling (white); Spätburgunder (red).
The Rheingau, a south-facing slab of vineyards on...
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5 Mar 2004 by JR
A brief version of Cobbett's Rural Rides across south west
England and the Cotswolds recently left me with the impression that
the gastro-pub is...
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4 Mar 2003 by JR
With the markets a-quiver with rumours that Southcorp is to be gobbled up by the British-based multinational Allied Domecq (so soon after BRL Hardy fell to the American Constellation), I bring you...
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6 May 2002 by JR
The
Great French Ride - a unique journey of exploration undertaken by one
woman and her horse around the seven most important wine
producing-regions in France. This continuous equine-vinous...
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4 Mar 2011 by Jancis Robinson
Just before the tasting
described in Rheingau
throws down the gauntlet , six of the producers presented one ‘rarity’ each,
along with their report on the 2010 vintage, and the prospects...
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20 Jan 2011 by Michael Schmidt
Under the motto 'out of the shadows, into the spotlight', more than 40 members of the VDP (German premium wine growers' association) got together on 28 Nov last year in Cologne (or Köln, as we...
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5 Jan 2011 by Jancis Robinson
As we enter a new year, it seems appropriate to consider wine and time, and Riesling is one of the grape varieties that can benefit most from seriously long ageing - much longer than most...
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27 Dec 2010 by Jancis Robinson
This tasting of sweet Rieslings, mainly but by no means exclusively German with Alsace* and Canadian wines too, was part of the first International Riesling Symposium held in the Rheingau last...
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17 Dec 2010 by Jancis Robinson
The second of the four tastings at last month's International Riesling Symposium focused on Rieslings with perceptible residual sugar - while still leaving room for the final tasting of...
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29 Nov 2010 by Jancis Robinson
The highlights of the recent inaugural International Riesling Symposium in the Rheingau were the four tastings which were a marvel of efficiency and organisation on the part of the serving staff...
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11 Jan 2002 by JR
Lots of good signs about this vintage in the south of France (see wine of the week for 20 December for instance) and the prices are extremely fair. One of the first retailers off the block...
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11 Jan 2002 by JR
Sotheby's are cock-a-hoop at continuing to trounce Christie's in terms of wine sales. Under the deeply bold heading 'Sotheby's Takes The Lead In Worldwide Wine Auctions', the auction house...
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