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Discover what makes the village and wines of Morey-Saint-Denis unique!
Discover what makes the village and wines of Gevrey-Chambertin unique!
The diversity of Champagne wines can make it difficult to generalise, but there are three major considerations that will influence the way champagne tastes including grape variety, region and the cuvée. Understanding what distinguishes one style from another is important to identify your personal preferences.
Cappellano sits with the greats of Barolo along with Giuseppe Rinaldi, Bartolo Mascarello and Giacomo Conterno. Luca Carrudo of Vietti considers Baldo a second father.
Wine Camp 2020-2021 has been a blast! Sharing Wine Wisdom & a Few Choice Beverages is what it’s all about!
Just in cased you missed anything, here’s the archive of everything we covered.
Exploring 8 Cru’s from Across Barolo is a great way to get your head around the region. Add the input of Neb-Head, David Ridge & you’re in for some fun!
Version 2.0 This time we’re looking at the 2016’s
Watch 🎥for the full experience with flyover maps of the communes & more!
Ask a simple question about wine and you are often greeted with a basic scripted response that sadly is a close reflection of reality.
Ask Fabrice a ‘simple’ question with the intent of eliciting some deep thought and wisdom and that is exactly what you get.
Letizia Patanè of Passopisciaro joined us to talk all things Etna, Lava Juice and Nerello Mascelese!
Most wine preserving systems are 💩💩💩
Check out the only 2 methods we use at Wine Decoded HQ!
Wine Decoded’s Chief Wine Hacker Goes Live Decoding Getting a Cork out of 50 year Old Wine!
Watch the video for all the juice!
We spent some time with Michael Trembath talking through his thoughts on Etna, Calabretta and the individual wines.
It’s clear that the family is well and truly connected to the land and that the knowledge of past generations has been passed down the line.
Giuseppe Russo visited Wine Decoded HQ to talk all things Lava Juice AKA Wines from Mount Etna, Sicily.
He shared his knowledge of the history of viticulture on Mount Etna and his history from training in classical music and literature to returning to his family vineyards to transition them to the delicious Enta reds wines, white wine, and rosato that he makes today.