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Category Archives: Australia
John Griffiths on “liquid fashion”
In the Swan Valley near Perth, Western Australia, reigns Faber Vineyard, for me far and away the best producer in the area. Faber is owned by husband-and-wife team John Griffiths and Jane Micallef. John is no Mr. Nobody, having worked … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Opinion, Western Australia, Wine, Wine producers
Tagged Faber Vineyard, John Griffiths, natural wine, Ole Udsen, Perth, Swan Valley, Western Australia
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Greatness and weak Mexican beer – a perfect night out
Good friends are the best thing in the world. You know, the kind of friends that you can be separated from by years and great distance, but when you meet again there is no awkwardness, no embarassing lulls in the … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Brunello di Montalcino, Burgundy, Champagne, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Douro, Food, Fortified Wine, France, Italy, Port, Portugal, Red wine, Restaurants, Southern Rhône, Tuscany, USA, White wine, Wine, Wine producers
Tagged Amador County, Biondi-Santi, Blast, Bollinger, Bollinger RD 2002, Brunello di Montalcino, Champagne, Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Coonawarra, Danish dry-aged beef, Domaine du Pégau, Erik Gemal, friends, Il Greppo, Jesper Boelskifte, MASH, Meursault, Modern American Steak House, Ole Udsen, Parker, Poggio di Sotto, Port, Quady, Quady's, Quinta do Passodouro, Vincent Girardin, Vintage Port
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Diversity in Wine II – Erl Happ’s Comments
In response to my 8 January 2014 post on diversity in wine (https://oleudsenwineblog.wordpress.com/2014/01/08/diversity-in-wine-or-a-craving-for-the-weird-and-wonderful/) Erl Happ sent me the below wonderful considerations. They were too long to post as a comment, but he has kindly allowed me to copy it and … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Margaret River, Western Australia, Wine, Wine producers
Tagged Erl Happ, Margaret River, Ole Udsen
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Diversity in wine – Or: A craving for the weird and wonderful
A recent news item on Decanter’s web site (http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/584678/cabernet-sauvignon-tops-global-grape-variety-league-study?utm_source=Cheetahmail&utm_medium=email&utm_content=news+alert+link+080114&utm_campaign=Newsletter-080114) caught my eye. Not that I find it especially newsworthy that cabernet sauvignon is so very popular around the world. I also don’t want to join any chorus of lamentation that … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Denmark, Italy, Margaret River, Other, Various, Western Australia, Wine
Tagged cabernet sauvignon, Decanter, diversity, Erl Happ, Happs, Italy, Margaret River, Michael Gundersen, Per Mæleng, social conservatives, social liberals, Southern Italy, Three Hills, Vinforum, Western Australia, wine, wine diversity
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