A collection of writing about New Zealand Wine
After a tasting session of wines from Jura (or Jura-esque wines) – see article here > https://winefolio.co.nz/?p=15072, my thoughts turned to the next article in the series of putting the …
Around the world in 80 grapes – Savagnin Read More
Every now and then I dive into a topic not because I have to, but because I genuinely want to – and Cabernet Franc is one of those grapes that …
Around the world in eighty grapes – Cabernet Franc Read More
Albariño (called Alvarinho in Portugal) is one of the world’s most distinctive white wine grapes — known for its saline acidity, intense aromatics, and a sense of ‘coastal freshness’. Albariño’s …
Around the world in eighty grapes – Albariño Read More
One grape with many names – Cinsault is a versatile and heat-tolerant red grape variety. It goes by many names – the most common alternative of Cinsault is just an …
Around the World in Eighty Grapes – Cinsault Read More
If you’ve ever clinked glasses at brunch or popped a bottle for a chill night in, chances are you’ve enjoyed Prosecco – the light, crisp, budget-friendly, sparkling wine that’s become …
Around the World in Eighty Grapes – Glera Read More
Nebbiolo is one of those grape varietals that has an effect on winelovers that goes beyond rational responses. You may enjoy a glass of Merlot, or Sauvignon Blanc – but …
Around the World in 80 grapes – Nebbiolo Read More
The first white varietal I’ll be looking at on this trip around the wide world of grapes is Chenin Blanc. Known for it’s versatility, capable of producing wines with such …
Around the world in eighty grapes – Chenin Blanc Read More
A new series on WineFolio for the new year – “Around the world in eighty grapes”. I’ll be taking a look at the most important grape varietals, with particular emphasis …
Around the world in eighty grapes: Syrah Read More