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Burgundy Insights from the Winehog
The 2018 vintage is by many already getting acclaimed and by some compared to the 1947 vintage ... as one of the solar and "great" vintages. This can seem quite premature, as the wines in some places still are completing the malolactic fermentation. That being said - it is still interesting …
[Read more...] about As we learn … and get better wines – a 2018 perspective
New book about Burgundy vintages 1845 to present - a unprecedented collection about many of these old vintages - written by Allen D. Meadows and Douglas E. Barzelay. The two gentlemen Allen Meadows and Doug Barzelay certainly have been in many bottles over the years - so who could give you a …
[Read more...] about Burgundy Vintages – a History from 1845
During my latest visit in Burgundy in mid November 2018 I encountered the apparently already legendary 2018 Burgundy vintage. Actually the talk and tales about this mighty vintage had already preceded the vintage - and expressions like "A vintage to rival the mythical 1947" - other say "I think …
[Read more...] about To love and adore – or to admire and behold
It has been brought to my attention that other publications, some from rather large countries located in Asia, are presumably gaining a lot of "influence" from the Winehog publication. Some are apparently using content elements, maps and photos, while others are using full articles in translated …
[Read more...] about Fraudulent publications and Winehog copies
Two weeks ago I was in Burgundy with a good friend .. tasting a few wines and visiting a bunch of fine producers. I rarely publish photos from the trip - it is after all - all about the wine! But here are a few ... from a lovely trip. Rue de la Croix Rameau The construction of the …
