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Last chance to order Vinologue Montsant!
by Editorial | 28-04-2014
As we head in this wonderful time in Priorat with the annual Fira del Vi it's a good moment to remind everyone who'd like to get their hands on our latest and greatest book for... more »
Portuguese wines at full speed
by Editorial | 25-04-2014
Carlos Álvarez is a sommelier in Barcelona that we kept bumping in to over various tastings until one day we said, "Didn't we see you at the last 20 events we were all at?" From... more »
In The Glass: Gómez de Segura Rosado
by Miquel Hudin | 18-04-2014
This rosé is many things. For one, it's a rosé. Two, it's a Tempranillo. And three, it's a Rioja. The three of these items in combination are something I tend to run the hell away... more »
A wine run: The first Priorat marathon
by Miquel Hudin | 14-04-2014
There will indeed be grunting, cursing, and probably very little drinking as the runners in the first Priorat Marathon make their way from Falset over to the village of Porrera on October 4th. Then, after... more »
Thoughts, musings, and general ideas on the current state of Israeli wine
by Miquel Hudin | 10-04-2014
Following are my general impressions of how the Israeli wine industry sits currently. Note that this is based solely upon my week spent there at the invitation of Kinetis which covered the history, middle of... more »
The wines of Northen Israel: Galilee & Golan Heights
by Miquel Hudin | 06-04-2014 ~ 2 Comments
The general perception of Israel in most people's mind is how it looks in the Negev Desert, but the reality is that a good deal more of it looks like the northern reaches of Galilee... more »
In to the belly of Israeli wine: Judean Hills, Samson, & Shomron
by Miquel Hudin | 02-04-2014
In starting, it's important to note that definitive wine regions in Israel are something of an abstract idea, especially as there is an insane wealth of history behind them and their shifting borders over the... more »