Blog Index
James Suckling
What About Australian Wines?
Posted: 11:04 AM ET, 08/29/08
I read with interest the well-researched story by my colleague Daniel Sogg on the decline of Australian wine imports in the United States, and I had to wonder if it could be attributed to more than just the exchange rate between the U.S. and Australian dollar. Read more
James Laube
To Open or Hold New Wines: The Drinker's Dilemma
Posted: 01:57 AM ET, 08/29/08
Have we become the most impatient wine drinkers in the world?
I ask this in view of the fact that more fine wine gets drunk earlier than ever before.
That’s no big surprise, since more fine wine gets released earlier than ever before. Read more
2008 Harvest
Deciding When to Pick in Tuscany
Posted: 09:09 AM ET, 08/28/08
Posted by Barbara Kronenberg-Widmer
So far, 2008 has been one of a kind. The always long awaited rainfall in winter did not end until spring. Read more
Barbara Kronenberg-Widmer
Deciding When To Pick in Tuscany
Posted: 09:07 AM ET, 08/28/08
Barbara Kronenberg-Widmer is blogging for Wine Spectator as part of our 2008 Harvest Winemakers' Blog. Read more
Harvey Steiman
The Beauty of a Spiral
Posted: 04:24 PM ET, 08/27/08
The forest of spiral-topped bottles in front of me attested to just how fast things can change. It seems like only yesterday that a twist-off was a rare thing to see on a wine bottle.
The sight cheered me up so much I grabbed my video camera to share my joy. Read more
2008 Harvest
Winemaking Seasons
Posted: 12:39 PM ET, 08/27/08
Posted by Brian Loring
I’m lucky to work in an industry where I don’t have to do the same thing all year long. In my previous life as a software engineer, every day was pretty much the same: Go to work, sit in a cubicle and write software. Read more
Bruce Sanderson
The Essence of Tokaj
Posted: 10:22 AM ET, 08/27/08
Patrick d’Aulan of Château Dereszla in Hungary’s Tokaj region was in the United States on vacation and stopped by our office to show me the latest releases of the estate’s two Eszencias.
Both are from the superb 2000 vintage, a year d’Aulan calls “one of the best vintages of the last century,” and along with 1993, the best contemporary vintage since the fall of the Communist-controlled production there. Read more
James Laube
A Dizzying Mix of California Cabernet Styles
Posted: 02:13 PM ET, 08/26/08
As someone who reviews a lot of California Cabernets—nearly 800 in the past year alone—I know how hard it is to sum up the character and quality of a given vintage.
There’s a lot of diversity out there in wine styles. Some is due to variations in the growing season. Read more
2008 Harvest
Why I Don't Freak Out (That Much) Anymore at Harvest
Posted: 10:35 AM ET, 08/26/08
Posted by Adam Lee
My mother-in-law is a bit of a pack rat. In fact, my father-in-law says that, when they die, we should check all of the books in the house before throwing anything out because he swears there’s money hidden in them. Read more
Adam Lee
Why I Don't Freak Out (That Much) Anymore at Harvest
Posted: 10:28 AM ET, 08/26/08
Adam Lee is blogging for Wine Spectator as part of our 2008 Harvest Winemakers' Blog. To read more of his posts, visit that blog.
My mother-in-law is a bit of a pack rat. Read more
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