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Posted on by Yolanda Ortiz de Arri

Rediscovering Atacama traditions

Posted on by Amanda Barnes
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Sublime Styria

Posted on by Darrel Joseph
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Taking stock of the past century of Austrian wine

Posted on by Robert Smyth
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Savouring the sweet (and now dry) side of Sitges

Posted on by Amaya Cervera
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Österreich on top

Posted on by Stephen Brook
As a teaser to the upcoming second edition of his book on Austrian wine, Stephen Brook assesses where Austrian wine is currently at, and is impressed at its consistent high quality. I was taken aback when I was asked recently to deliver a second edition of my 2016 book The Wines of Austria (Infinite Ideas), since although these wines have long had a good reputation, they remain fairly 'niche'. Yo...
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Opening the Wine Doors of Florence

Posted on by Andrew Barrow
Andrew Barrow sheds light on the forgotten Florentine portals that date back to the Medici period and served vino from beyond the city’s walls well into the last century. “You sure they ain’t religious tabernacles?” – my unimpressed companion questioned. No, the 167- odd Wine Doors of Florence, the basis for my final project for the Falmouth University MA course, which covered these little remnan...
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