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Don't quote me Could a small corner of Essex, better known for Maldon salt and marshes, become England's Côte d'Or? Above, a view...

Don't quote me 6 October We’re republishing this free today, to coincide with Tam’s tasting article that includes ‘one of the most delicious...

Don't quote me 22 September 2022 With the sad news of the recent death of this towering force in introducing fine Italian wine...

Don't quote me A working knowledge of cricket would be an asset for readers of this lament by our man in Burgundy. Above...

Don't quote me James Mayor reports from northern Portugal on a brave attempt to solve the problems of the Douro, against which too...

Don't quote me Two travel series, superficially similar, reviewed. One of the unexpected upsides of the 2020 lockdown was watching Stanley Tucci making...

Don't quote me The other side of the argument re VMCs. Above, the Results team at a go-kart team-building exercise (see below). Last...

Don't quote me Does the wine industry need to re-think its relationship with soil? The Regenerative Viticulture Foundation suggests that it does. We...

Don't quote me Tim Hall of Scala Wine shares news, views and tips from this year’s reprised Champagne Week, Le Printemps des Champagnes...

Don't quote me Walter alerts us to the recent creation of the delle Venezie DOC, Europe’s largest, and the benefits that have accrued...

Don't quote me And specifically those of Washington State – one of which, Columbia Valley, encompasses 11 million acres. In 1980, the US...

Don't quote me The case for putting the Willamette Valley's eggs in more than one basket. Above, David Hill winery and vineyard's proud...

Don't quote me A love letter to Oregon's hands-on wine industry… As your Pacific Northwest specialist, I strive to be objective. But when...

Don't quote me An energised Sam reports on the highs and lows of her first meeting with fellow first-year Master of Wine students...

Don't quote me Veteran of 52 vintages and the varying weather they have exhibited, Brian Croser, of Tapanappa in South Australia, wonders whether...

Don't quote me ‘But black kale, or cavolo nero, is a different beast. The leaves look like the frosted plumes of an exotic...