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21 Oct 2011 by Julia Harding MW
The first Copa de Londres, a competition devised by Paul Shinnie of Rhône to Rioja, importer into the UK of Pazo de Señoráns from Rías Baixas, to highlight the longevity of Spanish white wines...
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24 Aug 2011 by Andy Lloyd
This article is the fifth in an irregular season of features written by previous winners of the Young Wine Writer Award . See also the first in the series, by Rebecca Gibb, the second , by...
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8 Jun 2011 by Jancis Robinson
Update: There are some interesting additions to the list of winemakers who play music to their vines/wines on the forum , with naturally the odd dissenting opinion.
Last weekend, before...
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21 Jul 2009 by Jancis Robinson
Randall Grahm of Bonny Doon is famously, ceaselessly, one might almost say ADD-ly, experimental. His current preoccupation is to compare the same wine aged variously in foudres (upright...
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1 Jun 2009 by Julia Harding MW
Old age is complicated, for wines as for people. Should old wines that have weathered the chemical interactions of their years in bottle automatically be worthy of respect? Is longevity the...
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3 Sep 2008 by JR
Whether to store wine
Most wine made today should be drunk as young as possible, while its youthful fruit can be enjoyed. But the myth that all wine...
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6 Oct 2005 by JR
Howard Knill, Essex: I like to store as many notes from different sources as I can on wines that I have bought. Reviewing my 2003/04 Bordeaux purchases I notice that your recommendations appear...
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17 Jun 2005 by JR
Eric Lecours, San Francisco: I am trying to get a firm understanding of the qualities of an ageworthy wine. My understanding is that structure and intensity of flavour are required for a wine...
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7 May 2005 by JR
Jon Hicke, Canada: Just read the response on how red Bordeaux 2003s may age and was wondering if you could suggest a similar order for recent German Riesling vintages (including...
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3 May 2005 by JR
Jim Dove, Missouri: So, if low pH is one of the main reasons Bordeaux ages as well as it does , what does this say about the ageability of the often high-tannin/high pH wines of the 2003...
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21 Nov 2004 by JR
Lloyd Webb, Toronto, Canada: I purchased, a few years ago, a case each of the wonderful 1994 Leasingham Classic Clare Shiraz and the Leasingham Domaine Shiraz. Both wines are...
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5 Oct 2003 by JR
On purple pages we have been discussing to what extent levels of alcohol, sweetness and acidity affect the aging ability of white wines in general and, oh all right then I admit it, Riesling in...
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15 Nov 2002 by JR
Overall Results
Blind Tasting, London, Groucho Club, 30 October 2002
Chardonnay and Grüner Veltliner
Flight 1 - 6...
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5 Feb 2013 by Alex Hunt MW
When I was little, tomato ketchup came only in glass bottles. By the time a decent amount had plopped onto the plate, your chips had gone cold. 'The best things come to those who wait', said the...
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30 Jul 2010 by Jancis Robinson
Here in the Languedoc we have the world's oldest collection of vinyl. Our 19 year old has just asked me, 'Mum, what's an EP?' and I write this listening to the Stones' second, 1964, album, in...
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