Terroir (and Embarrassment) in the Climats of Chablis
No fear and loathing in Las Vegas; it was terroir and embarrassment in Chablis, France to understand minerality, the most frustrating word in wine.
Château de Bellevue
It was like a fairy tale. A wine fairy tale. A French château with lush gardens – green and floral. And in the heart of the Crus Beaujolais, ten villages that make beautiful red wines from Gamay Noir.
Le Verger des Papes
Located at the foot of the medieval castle Châteauneuf du Pape, Le Verger des Papes is pleasure for all your senses.
Champagne André Bergère
Get the full Champagne experience by staying on Avenue de Champagne, where many of the world’s most celebrated and most well-known champagne houses are located.
Taittinger Collection 2008 Sebastião Salgado
You will not have to wait years to enjoy the 14th edition of Taittinger Collection Brut Millésimé 2008 that has recently been released. It is drinking beautifully now, and will for years to come.
The Allure of Rosé
Provençal rosé is inextricably linked to summer, sun, and vacations.
Beyond Bubbles: The Essence of Champagne
Everyone thinks of the bubbles, but it’s the blending behind the scenes that creates a beautiful, inimitable champagne.
Five French wine producers to visit at the Vancouver International Wine Festival 2014
North to South, here’s a tour of France at the Vancouver International Wine Festival.
Vancouver International Wine Festival 2014 Preview
Following last night’s Vancouver International Wine Festival 2014 media preview, here’s what you need to know to sip, savour, and even slumber through this year’s most delicious wine event of the year.
Monsieur Bourdy’s Captivating Wines
He was like the Soup Nazi. Only nicer.