
Ciaran Griffiths
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1 month ago |
buff.ly | Louella Berryman |Mathilda Hill-Smith |Ciaran Griffiths |William Morris
What springs to mind when you think of Bordeaux? Probably châteaux the size of medieval palaces, formal dinners, and rows and rows of pristine vines, neatly manicured rose bushes the only other signs of plant life. What you’re unlikely to be imagining are cow horns stuffed with manure buried in the ground, or horse-drawn ploughs churning through earthworm-rich soil.
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2 months ago |
cluboenologique.com | Courtney Humiston |Louella Berryman |Ciaran Griffiths |William Morris
Sukhinder Singh, founder of the The Whisky Exchange and the IWSC’s 2024 Industry Champion, spoke to Lucy Shaw to give Club Oenologique readers the lowdown on his favourite places to enjoy Scotch, bourbon, rye, whisky cocktails and more. Read on to discover some gems recommended by an international whisky expert. Where are your favourite places to drink Scotch?
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2 months ago |
cluboenologique.com | Courtney Humiston |Louella Berryman |Ciaran Griffiths |William Morris
In episode 209 of The Drinking Hour podcast, host David Kermode sits down with Sunny Hodge — writer, IWSC judge and hospitality expert — whose debut book, The Cynic’s Guide to Wine, published by Académie du Vin Library, is out now. From beginning his career at Nando’s, to owning both the bars Diogenes The Dog and Aspen & Meursault in London, Hodge has enjoyed a lengthy and rounded hospitality career in which he has often learnt a lot about the trade ‘on the go’.
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2 months ago |
cluboenologique.com | Louella Berryman |Elaine Brown |Ciaran Griffiths |William Morris
Nestled at the southern end of Napa Valley between Coombsville to the east and Carneros to the west (and just one hour northwest of the Golden Gate Bridge), Downtown Napa may just be the best place to taste, discover and drink wine in Napa Valley right now.
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2 months ago |
cluboenologique.com | Ciaran Griffiths |David Kermode
Few have done more than Sacha Lichine to elevate the status of rosé, yet Provence is merely his adopted home and the wine that has made him famous, Whispering Angel, was initially a hard sell that briefly threatened to make him a laughing stock.
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