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Tasting for Bloggers, in Aranda de Duero (Spain)
By Vinos Ambiz, http://vinosambiz.blogspot.com/ The tasting table This time I ‘only’ drove 140 km for a glass of wine. This time to Aranda de Duero, the main town in the DO Ribera de Duero wine region....
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The wines of Thierry Matrot
by Robert Giorgione, http://robertfoodwinetravel.blogspot.com Why is it that over the years wines produced from Chardonnay have got a bit of a bad rep? Why is it that we consider more positively and...
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Catalan Cooking & Wine in London
by Gareth Groves I love food, I love wine and I love cooking so when blogger and cookery teacher Rachel McCormack invited me to come along to one of her Catalan Cooking classes to talk about Catalan...
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The Matadors of Toro
by Donald Edwards, sommelier and wine blogger at http://notesfromthedregs.blogspot.com The Spanish idolise the bull, the Toro is hewn into their collective subconscious like no other nation. 1942 when...
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Urban wine: No urban myth
By Lucy Bridgers, http://winefoodotherpleasures.blogspot.com I just love this. This is a project that you simply could not make up. For people living in the London area with grape vines growing in...
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The harvest gets under way
By Andrew McCarthy, Bodegas Castro Martin, http://castromartin.blogspot.com/ We last heard from Andrew back in June when he reported that proto-grapes had started to appear on the Albarino vines....
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What is a vino da meditazione?
By Juel Mahoney http://www.winewomansong.co.uk/ I love reading wine tasting notes in Italian. I always want to sing it back. For example, what is a vino da meditazione? It’s an intriguing term often...
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Cookies & Cartizze – a perfect Prosecco food match
by Andrew Barrow, http://www.spittoon.biz/ Readers of Spittoon will know I have a ‘special relationship’ with Prosecco – that trendy, low-ish alcohol, Italian sparkling wine that I, and many of my...
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Rupert Bates on Burgundy
by Rupert Bates Bibendum’s latest contributor is Rupert Bates, a property journalist by day and keen imbiber by night. In this post, he puts the spotlight on Burgundy with three recent tasting notes…...
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Beaujolais Basics: A few things you should know about Beaujolais
by Miss Vicky Wine, http://missvickywine.blogspot.com So I was going to write about Burgundy, or the Santa Cruz Mountains, and then … when following the beaujolais conversation on the Internet, I’ve...
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