I suppose the one aspect of being a wine shop owner I miss most, aside from all the fabulous new wine discoveries, would have to be the trips I made to France so often. Being the die-hard French wine fan that I am, my first trip to France would not be to focus on the [...]
Archive for the ‘Provence’ Category
2009 Les Maître Vignerons de la Presqu’ile de SAINT-TROPEZ Rose’ Cotes de Provence Cuvee Premier (50% Grenache/50%Cinsault)
Posted in Bandol, French Country Wines, Great Value Wines for Summer, Natural Wines, Organic Wines, Provence, Rose Wines of Provence, tagged Bandol, French Country Wines, Great Value Wines for Summer, Natural Wines, Organic Wines, Provence, Rose Wines of Provence on June 23, 2010 | 4 Comments »
TODAY’S REBELS OFFERING A DIFFERENT APPROACH
Posted in Alice Feiring, Biodynamic Wines, Bloggers, Coturri, Fine Wine, French Country Wines, Gigondas, grenache, languedoc, Loire Valley, Natural Wines, Organic Wines, Provence, Red Burgundy, Rhone Valley, Robert Parker, Wine Advocate, tagged Alice Feiring, Biodynamic Wines, Bloggers, Coturri, Fine Wine, French Country Wines, Gigondas, grenache, languedoc, Loire Valley, Natural Wines, Organic Wines, Provence, Red Burgundy, Rhone Valley, Robert Parker, Wine Advocate on June 10, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Back in 1994, I joined a small, dedicated French-wine import company that would later change its name from International Gourmet Corp – as we moved away from including olive oils and vinegars in our offers – to European Wine Group. Our focus was bringing to America what we discovered in the artisanal, family-owned and operated [...]
“Indisputably The Greatest Red Wine of Provence”
Posted in Bandol, Mourvedre, Provence, tagged Bandol, Provence on January 24, 2009 |
The year was 2002. I was on one of my annual tours, tasting through the vineyards in France and Italy with some of the most gifted wine-makers of this modern generation. My notebook was literally busting at the seams with tasting notes. Enough tasting notes to fill months of newsletters for you who may still [...]