Listening Recklessly to Marco de Grazia
At a recent tasting, De Grazia held forth on Etna wine, mountain terroir, and the praxis (and perils) of fine winemaking on the volcano
At a recent tasting, De Grazia held forth on Etna wine, mountain terroir, and the praxis (and perils) of fine winemaking on the volcano
Ask of a piece of wine writing — any writing, really — What’s working? What’s not working? And how might it work better?
In Sagrantino’s spiritual homeland, producers embrace the charms of this charismatic grape
Relax. It’s just dinner.
Cider commentary can profit from active efforts to rethink the lexicons of wine
When writing about food, probe five main questions
A hand-drawn visual essay about Port’s past, present, and unseen future
Malolactic affects wine’s texture and flavor, and letting it roll (or not) depends on tradition, fashion, chemistry, and more
Acidity, volatile acidity, and wine’s essential refreshment
To launch their new niche winery, Bobby Huff and Jaam Moynihan relied on a mix of expertise and vision (plus a little help from their friends)
Ryme’s creativity and originality continue to impress
My introductory remarks from a panel session on rethinking the language of wine