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World of Fine Wine is a specialist publication dedicated to in-depth, authoritative coverage of wine as an agricultural product, cultural artifact, and sensory experience.
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Wine in history: Burgundy untamed (opens the original)
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A passion for Burgundy has been the non-negotiable requirement of everybody who has even the faintest claim on the romance of wine. With the exception of Champagne, it has been, and remains, the truest indicator of a properly hedonistic and sensual being, the closest thing to pure concupiscence that a glass of fermented grape juice has to offer. Explanations for this longstanding preference usually turn on the stylistic and spiritual opposition thought to exist between the wines—red wines, speci
Squerryes: The joy of patience (opens the original)
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Margaret Rand meets the team behind Squerryes. The reason we’re making money,” says Henry Warde, “is going direct to consumer.” Is that the secret? Maybe it is. With about 1,500 club members and around 80,000 bottles a year from 55 acres (22ha) of vineyard, the wine part of Squerryes, including the restaurant, accounts for just over half the turnover of the 2,500-acre (1,000ha) estate, the rest being arable, dairy, and woodland. The Westerham Brewery is based there and feeds its spent grain to t
Biondi-Santi recent releases: Evolution of a Tuscan icon (opens the original)
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Biondi-Santi’s viticulture and winemaking director Federico Radi was laid low by a virus and unable to join us, but that did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of those gathered at Hunan in London on a spring day for what was to follow: the presentation of the 2023 Rosso di Montalcino, the 2020 Brunello di Montalcino, and Riservas from 2019, 2013, 2006, 1988, and 1983. I’ve mentioned before that while on a par with the highest echelon of Tuscan wine aristocracy, namely Antinori and Frescobaldi, th
2021 Champagne Barons de Rothschild cuvées parcellaires (opens the original)
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Joanna Simon reviews the new pair of grand cru Côte des Blancs Chardonnay releases from Champagne Barons de Rothschild. It was 20 years before Champagne Barons de Rothschild launched its first single-plot Champagne, a 2019 Vintage Côte des Blancs Chardonnay named Le Grand Clos after its source, the eponymous walled vineyard in Vertus (WFW 89, p.60). A year later comes the second installment of what is to be a series of cuvées parcellaires, and this time it’s not one but two new Côte des Blancs C
2026 Penfolds Collection: Higher lights (opens the original)
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The annual release of the Penfolds Collection continues to be one of the highlights of the Australian wine calendar, even more so when the new Grange comes from what is already quickly becoming a legendary vintage. As usual, the focus (for those attending, if not for Penfolds themselves) is all about that wine. But every year, there are more and more others that demand attention and provide excitement. The post <a href="
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