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26 Jul 2012 by Jancis Robinson
The cork industry is thrilled to be able to report that 'leading Australian winery' Rusden ' has announced it is giving up on screwcap closures after five years as a result of persistent quality...
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28 Jun 2011 by Walter Speller
Jancis recently reported here on a fascinating semi-blind comparison between cork- and screwcap-stoppered Vidal Estate Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon. I was treated to a similar tasting during this...
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23 Aug 2010 by Jancis Robinson
In the light of yesterday's article in The Observer (or Sunday Guardian , as we must get used to calling it) about natural corks and the alternatives, I thought you might be...
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10 Dec 2009 by Jancis Robinson
François Audouze, Paris-based organiser of www.wine-dinners.com , is seen here at the Clos de Tart tasting demonstrating his own special way of extracting particularly old corks. He was...
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11 Dec 2008 by Julia Harding MW
The battles in the closure universe over TCA-derived cork taint and oxygen transmission rates are still being waged, with a good deal of research in full swing, but natural cork (close up of...
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13 Feb 2008 by JR
Filipe da Mota Neves worked for the Portuguese trade office in London promoting Portuguese wines and ports very successfully (as I observed in Portugal – how to convince the rest of the...
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17 Nov 2007 by Jancis Robinson/FT
In the 1990s I went to take a look at Amorim in Portugal ,
the world’s pre-eminent cork supplier. On the way to one of their cork
processing plants my host anxiously discussed the weather...
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16 Aug 2007 by Julia Harding MW
The world's leading cork producer Amorim of Portugal has sent out a summary of the company’s first annual Sustainability Report for anyone not wanting to plough through all 86 pages of it...
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29 Jul 2004 by JR
Michael A Green:
A cork producer could have a few mutts running around on site - heaven knows, Spain and Portugal...
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19 Jul 2004 by JR
John Ward, USA:
You have written eloquently on the subject...
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7 Mar 2004 by JR
Victoria, UK:
I feel you may have answered this many times before but if so can't find where...is...
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1 Mar 2004 by JR
Andrew Dawson, UK:
Another question, I have been advised that where you have, in a young wine,...
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30 Jun 2003 by JR
I recently tasted vintages 1995-2000 of the truly excellent Cabernet Sauvignon from Moss Wood in Margaret River, Western Australia and noticed that the most recent vintage was poured from a bottle...
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23 Jun 2003 by JR
There was an unusually fine article by Michael McCarthy on this subject in the British broadsheet The Independent on 19 June. Check it out by searching for cork on www.independent.co.uk ....
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20 Aug 2001 by JR
Everyone and his dog has a view on this by now. Mine is still that I find plastic corks unattractive, difficult to re-insert, silly (because they are ersatz in every way) and low-scoring on...
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