Matt Kramer Espouses Natural Wines In an Artificial World

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Dana Nigro
Issue: December 31, 2005

Once again championing what he calls "wines of conviction," Wine Spectator columnist Matt Kramer turned his attention this year to wines made from biodynamically or ultraorganically farmed vineyards. The biodynamic movement originated in the early 1900s with Rudolf Steiner, who promoted a return to ancient ways of looking at the land.

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