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    by Amanda Barnes August 29, 2025

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    by Amanda Barnes October 25, 2023

    What is a Qvevri and how is it made? Georgian wine is well known for the ancient heritage of making wine in qvevri pots. Simply put, qvevri are Georgian amphoras — made from local clay and used to vinify and store wine before consumption …

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    by Amanda Barnes October 25, 2023

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    by Amanda Barnes September 30, 2023

    The practical part of the Master of Wine exam is one of the hardest undertakings I have ever experienced. It is not only an intense academic experience, but a physical one too. In just over two hours you have to correctly identify (or get …

  • Rebuilding La Pousse d’Or in Volnay

    by Amanda Barnes August 25, 2022

    La Pousse d’Or has an interesting story of reconstructing an identity. “La Pousse d’Or was one of the great estates of Burgundy and part of the same domaine as Romanée-Conti,” explained Hospitality Manager Marleen Nicot on my arrival, as we stepped into the cellar. …

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    by Amanda Barnes October 20, 2021

    From motor racing and lime production to making red wine in the Rhone valley, Vincent Moreau is clearly a man with a vision. At the age of 37, after selling his successful family business, Vincent headed back to school to retrain as a vigneron. …

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    by Amanda Barnes July 22, 2021

    I imagine, a long time ago, that Knights were celebrities. Gladiators too probably. Today out celebrities are pop stars, movie stars and people who appear on TV. And their weapon of choice? Rosé as it seems. Over the last year it’s been pretty impossible …

  • Artemis Karamolegos & single vineyard Assyrtiko

    by Amanda Barnes June 5, 2021

    Visiting Artemis Karamolegos winery What Artemis Karamolegos has achieved in just 17 years is impressive! Opening in 2004, this passion project has developed into not only an excellent quality wine production but also a popular wine tasting bar, restaurant and cooking school. In fact, …

  • Visiting Gavalas: A guide to Santorini’s old vines

    by Amanda Barnes June 5, 2021

    Visiting Gavalas Winery This beautiful family winery, just a cobblestone walk away from Megalochori village, is now being tended by the fifth generation. With a wine history of over 300 years, Gavalas is one of Santorini’s longest-standing wineries which has been protecting and guarding …

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    by Amanda Barnes June 5, 2021

    The sensations of Santorini are all-encompassing: the intense heat of the midday sun beating down on the black volcanic rocks; the bracing, omnipresent winds whistling, howling and dancing around you; and the lingering sea salt spray that leaves a crust on your skin and …

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