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2008 harvest winemakers
Welcome to Wine Spectator's 2008 Northern Hemisphere harvest blog. A group of winemakers from some of the world's major wine regions--California, Oregon, Washington, New York, France and Italy--have generously agreed to blog about their experiences during their busiest time of year and answer your questions about crush.
Check out who is currently blogging and look for more to come as harvest kicks off in different regions:
France: Bordeaux
Jean-Charles Cazes
CEO, Château Lynch-Bages in Bordeaux and other Cazes family estates
France: Burgundy
Jeremy Seysses
Proprietor, Domaine Dujac
France: Northern Rhône Valley
Stéphane Ogier
Proprietor, Domaine Michel et Stéphane Ogier
France: Southern Rhône Valley
Julien Barrot
Vigneron, Domaine la Barroche
Italy: Tuscany
Barbara Kronenberg-Widmer
Winemaker, Brancaia and Brancaia in Maremma
United States: California
Adam Lee
Cofounder, Siduri Wines and Novy Family Winery
Brian Loring
Founder, Loring Wine Company
Tim Perr
Managing partner, Pali Wine Company
Dave Phinney
Owner/Winemaker, Orin Swift Cellars
United States: New York's Finger Lakes
David Whiting
Co-owner and winemaker, Red Newt Cellars Winery & Bistro
United States: Oregon
Josh Bergström
General manager, winemaker and vineyard manager, Bergström Winery
United States: Washington
Bob Betz
Owner and winemaker, Betz Family Winery
Recent posts:
- Closing Thoughts on Writing and Winemaking (Jan 8, 2009)
- Good Things Come to Those Who Wait (Jan 7, 2009)
- Assessing the Wines of our Labors (Dec 31, 2008)
- Learning from Eddie Pisoni (Dec 30, 2008)
- Holiday Thoughts (Dec 29, 2008)
- A "Family" Reunion (Dec 19, 2008)
- Tidings of Comfort and Wine (Dec 11, 2008)
- In Tuscany, After the Grapes We Harvest the Olives (Dec 8, 2008)
- Making Mourvèdre—Day 24 (Dec 5, 2008)
- Remembering What's Important About Wine in Troubled Times (Dec 1, 2008)
