Cornelius Robert Collins is a valued guest writer here on the blog. He is providing the historic expertise, insights and experience I don’t have after only collecting and tasting Burgundies for 25 years.
I’m very pleased and honored to have a knowledgable expert like Bob contributing to blog. For more info about Cornelius Robert Collin see his biography.
The articles made by Cornelius Robert Collins can be seen below.
- Requiem ; Henri-Frederic Roch [1962-2018]
- Collins Corner #18 – Wish for the good old days? Don’t look, but they are now!
- Collins Corner #17 – Blondeau of Volnay
- Collins Corner #16 – What is in a name? Nicolas Rolin
- Collins Corner #15 – 50 years may be too soon
- Collins Corner #14 – An American in Beaune – a war legacy
- Collins Corner #13 – when communes collide
- Collins Corner #12 – The vineyard without a hometown
- Collins Corner #11 -The core of the Beaune appellation
- Collins Corner: Its a big world, Beaune
- Collins Corner #9 – Pilgrimage to Beaune
- Collins Corner #8: Clos de Vougeot – old time religion
- Collins Corner #7 – Incomparable obscurity – Saint Romain
- Collins Corner #6 – Vosne-Romanee Haut Maizieres …
- Collins Corner #5 – Grands Echezeaux 100 years
- Collins Corner #4 – The Hidden Hill
- Collins Corner #3 – Hospices de Beaune – impressions
- Collins Corner #2 – the forgotten Santenay
- Collins Corner #1 – in the quest for overlooked Burgundies