Volcanic Wine Awards | The Jancis Robinson Story | Mission Blind Tasting

Restaurant reviews flow in

• 1 min read
Image

We’ve had such an enthusiastic response to our call for articles about eating out while our professional restaurant reviewer Nick Lander is hors de combat that I think we will publish two of them rather than one each week. The first will appear tomorrow and the second in the middle of next week. We expect to continue that rhythm but if we are deluged by good articles, we may publish them even more frequently than that.

Thank you, everyone who has so far taken the trouble to send us a restaurant review or more general article. We won’t be able to publish them all, I’m afraid, but we will certainly publish the ones we think you will find most useful, interesting and/or entertaining. Once we know that Nick is able to start reviewing and writing again, we will choose the winning submission and send its author a bottle of Ch Mouton-Rothschild 1996 from our own cellar.

Nick went to see his physician yesterday – the most ambitious outing he has been able to make since going in to hospital for an operation on his innards on 14 March. The doctor was very pleased with his steady progress but told Nick that he should not consider going back to work for at least two months, so keep those reviews flowing in. They can be on any topic allied to eating out and can be about anywhere in the world. The ideal length is between 500 and 1,500 words but this is just a guide. Do please send at least one JPG as illustration, ideally one that will crop well to a 200 pixel square. We’d be grateful if the images you send were no more than 100KB in size.

The one thing Nick is able to do is admire the designs and jacket of his forthcoming book The Art of the Restaurateur (Phaidon, October 2012), a series of profiles of some of the world's most successful restaurateurs (as opposed to chefs). He is very cheered, as are the publishers, by the clear evidence that so many of you are so interested in eating out.

Bon appétit!

Wählen Sie Ihre Mitgliedschaft
Mitglied
$135
/Jahr
Über 15 % jährlich sparen
Ideal für Weinliebhaber
  • Zugang zu 295,206 Weinbewertungen und 16,089 Artikeln
  • Zugang zu The Oxford Companion to Wine und The World Atlas of Wine
  • Access askJancis, our AI wine assistant
Inner Circle
$249
/Jahr
 
Ideal für Sammler

Everything in “Member”, plus:

  • Early access to the latest wine reviews, 48 hours in advance
  • Early access to the latest articles, 48 hours in advance
Professional
$299
/Jahr
Für Weinprofis (Einzelnutzer)
  • Zugang zu 295,206 Weinbewertungen und 16,089 Artikeln
  • Zugang zu The Oxford Companion to Wine und The World Atlas of Wine
  • Access askJancis, our AI wine assistant
  • Frühzeitiger Zugang zu den neuesten Weinbewertungen und Artikeln, 48 Stunden im Voraus
  • Gewerbliche Nutzung von bis zu 25 Weinbewertungen und -punkten für Marketingzwecke
Gewerblich
$399
/Jahr
Für Unternehmen in der Weinbranche

Everything in “Professional”, plus:

  • Gewerbliche Nutzung von bis zu 250 Weinbewertungen und -punkten für Marketingzwecke
  • Access to submit wines for review
  • Offer memberships to your employees and manage them from a single place
  • API access available for an additional fee
Bezahlen Sie mit
Visa logo Mastercard logo American Express logo Logo for more payment options
Abonnieren Sie unseren Newsletter

Erhalten Sie die neuesten Beiträge von Jancis und ihrem Team führender Weinexperten.

Mit dem Abonnement erklären Sie sich mit unserer Datenschutzerklärung einverstanden und stimmen zu, Updates von unserem Unternehmen zu erhalten.

More Gratis für alle

female urban hands each holding a glass of wine - Shutterstock
Gratis für alle Pauline Vicard asks, can wine still justify its cultural relevance? The answer to this question, rather than economics, may become...
Thomas Walk Vineyard in Kinsale
Gratis für alle Jancis is put in her place, by the hybrid grapes of the Emerald Isle. A shorter version of this article...
Ungrafted monastrell vines in Jumilla
Gratis für alle 4 June 2026 In advance of the 2026 Old Vine Conference on 8 June, we’re republishing this overview of our...
Institute of Masters of Wine logo
Gratis für alle As our Sam Cole-Johnson and 216 others prepare for next week’s MW exams, we look back at the very first...

More from JancisRobinson.com

Glass of rose with food
Verkostungsberichte Rosés for every occasion, from poolside pinks to robust BBQ-ready versions. We at JancisRobinson.com view the world through rose-tinted spectacles...
A bottle of Moreau Naudet Chablis
Weine der Woche A reference Chablis, albeit in a riper style, available from $39.95, £31.95 . Prompted by our recent forum discussion about...
Tertius Boshoff of Stellenrust shows off multiple Chenins in London
Verkostungsberichte The many Cape Chenins and Chenin blends shown at a big South African tasting in London in May reviewed. Tertius...
The Pacific ocean view from Flowers Vineyards
Unverblümte Meinungen Chris Howard asks, if there’s such a thing as volcanic wine, can there be oceanic wine? Above, seals on the...
Beaujolais vineyard harvest imminent
Verkostungsberichte Bien Boire (‘drinking well’) en Beaujolais is more fun than Bordeaux’s primeurs and offers plenty of excellent wines, reports Natasha...
Alessandro Campatelli of Riecine
Verkostungsberichte Pleasant surprises from a torrid year. Above, Alessandro Campatelli, director and oenologist (and now owner) at Riecine, made a 2022...
Japanese Wine by Nick Rowan - book cover
Buchrezensionen Nick Rowan’s new book is an amazingly complete guide to the wine (and cheese!) of Japan, for amateurs and professionals...
Ballymaloe House May 2026
Nick über Restaurants An international institution in the southern Irish countryside. In 2011 I travelled to Ballymaloe House, a 40-minute drive from Cork...
Weininspiration wöchentlich direkt in Ihr Postfach
Unser Newsletter erscheint jede Woche und ist für alle gratis
Mit Ihrem Abonnement erkennen Sie unsere Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen an.