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Between the vineyard and the cellar in February

Between the vineyard and the cellar in February

In February the weather conditions and cold temperatures allow the winemaker to split his time between vineyard and cellar activity, writes Dr Ariff Jamal, continuing his German vineyard series. Having pruned the vines in preparation …

All Things Nice launches Mumbai Wine Week

All Things Nice launches Mumbai Wine Week

All Things Nice, run by Nikhil Agarwal, is a company whose goal is to introduce and educate people on “all things nice” ranging from wines, cognacs and single malts to cheese, charcuterie, chocolates and fine …

The Great Grover Stomp: one to remember

The Great Grover Stomp: one to remember

Gorgeous winter sunshine, a spread of vines with grape bunches along the gentle hill slope, with a sweeping view of the lake below and mountains in the distance presented the perfect setting for The Great …

PASSING THROUGH: Andrea Landozzi of Piccini Wines

PASSING THROUGH: Andrea Landozzi of Piccini Wines

What would you expect from a 131-year-old, family-run wine estate from the Chainti Classico region of Italy? Chianti, definitely, or a Super Tuscan perhaps? But certainly not a wine made from grapes culled from vineyards …

Cakebread Cellars Turns Forty

Cakebread Cellars Turns Forty

Forty years in the business and growing by the day! This is the story of Cakebread Cellars, an iconic Napa Valley wine estate started by an auto-repair owner from Oakland who spent his weekends working …

German Riesling in the quiet month of January

German Riesling in the quiet month of January

After the exhilarating weeks spent in the vineyard during harvest and then the chaotic weeks in the dark gloomy cellars, the month of January brings along with it well-merited peace and calm, writes Dr Ariff …