Ribera del Duero is a land of extremes: scorching summers, bitterly cold winters, and an unforgiving terrain that demands resilience from its vines. But it…
Oenotourisme
Beyond the Booths at the FINE Wine Tourism Marketplace
Last week, I (temporarily) left France for Spanish wine country! The sixth edition of FINE Wine Tourism Marketplace was held at the Feria de Valladolid….
Bonne Saint Vincent Tournante 2025 !
Over the weekend, Burgundy was buzzing with the return of the Saint Vincent Tournante 2025! Now in its 81st year, this isn’t just any wine…
Sipping the Elegance of Chardonnay with Champagne Pierre Gimonnet & Fils
Champagne Pierre Gimonnet & Fils stands out as one of the most renowned grower-producers in Champagne, celebrated for its mastery of Chardonnay and deep commitment…
The Hospices de Beaune and Wine Auction
Imagine stepping into a place where history, art, and the essence of Burgundy converge. L’Hôtel-Dieu of the Hospices de Beaune is a masterpiece of Gothic…
Discovering the Terroirs of Champagne Lanson
For over 260 years, Champagne Lanson has perfected the art of creating sparkling wines that embody elegance and the spirit of celebration. This iconic house…
Visiting Champagne Collet: Revolution and Renewal
Amid one of the most turbulent chapters in Champagne’s history, when small winemakers were struggling against economic hardships and the dominance of larger houses, cooperatives…
Visiting Champagne Demière: Masters of Meunier
As Meunier continues to gain recognition , its role in Champagne is being redefined by forward-thinking winemakers like Champagne Demière.
Visiting Monticello Vineyards: My First Taste of Napa Valley
Earlier this year, I travelled across the globe to the legendary Napa Valley in California as a Fellow of the 2024 Wine Writers’ Symposium. My…
Visiting Champagne Bollinger: Elegance in Sustainability
Served to royalty and the favourite of James Bond, Champagne Bollinger is one of the most famous and prestigious Houses in Champagne. Nestled in the…