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    by Amanda Barnes November 1, 2019

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    by Amanda Barnes October 1, 2019

    Bonarda is one of Argentina’s most planted grape varieties, with an impressive 18,500 hectares under vine. However, the widely planted Bonarda grape variety is notoriously tricky, both in the vineyard and in the winery, which is why it has almost completely disappeared from its …

  • Fast Facts: Tuscany

    by Helen J Conway August 3, 2019

    Ah…Tuscany, home to the famous historic towns of Florence and Siena, the cradle of the Renaissance. A land of rolling hills with olive groves and vines, beautiful art and architecture and delicious food and, of course, great wine. This Tuscany fast facts feature is …

  • Exploring the wine regions of continental Croatia

    by Amanda Barnes May 11, 2019

    While Croatia might conjure up images of a crystal-clear blue sea lapping white stone beaches on its many islands, there’s a different side to Croatia — the continental, inland side, which offers a completely different dimension to its wine. Surrounding the Croatian capital of …

  • Marlborough, where Sauvignon Blanc flies close to the sun

    by Amanda Barnes December 14, 2018

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  • Vineyard ferments & Waipara Pinot Noir at Greystone

    by Amanda Barnes December 12, 2018

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  • Islands in the sea & the volcanic Colli Euganei wine region

    by Amanda Barnes December 9, 2018

    Islands in the sea. That’s the Dolly Parton-esque term that locals use to describe the massive volcanic humps of land dotted around the Padovan-Venetian plains. Some call them child-sized mountains, some call them giant anthills, others – probably Italian men – say they look …

  • Gimblett Gravels: From drag racing to racy reds

    by Amanda Barnes November 15, 2018

    Gimblett Gravels has become one of the most celebrated sub-regions of Hawke’s Bay in New Zealand. What brought this region up from drag racing to racy reds? Hawke’s Bay is the oldest wine region in New Zealand, but the sub-region within it that is …

  • New frontiers in English wine: Visiting Chapel Down

    by Guest Post November 15, 2018

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  • The anomaly that is Central Otago

    by Amanda Barnes November 6, 2018

    In wine, we often reduce things to numbers. Most articles on the Central Otago wine region in New Zealand will include, at some stage, ‘45th parallel south’ and ‘southernmost wine region in the world’. It is true that Central Otago is on the 45th …

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