The Pyrenees Go to Austria: Day 3 – Sepp Muster
We arrived at Sepp and Maria Musterâs beautiful house in Leutschach, southern Styria in the early evening with the weather just beginning to turn. The vineyards were in fine fettle.…
Doug Decants: Domain Yoyo, Austrian Belle Naturelle, Barbera-ians, & sans soufre Cru Beaujolais
Not another Cru Beaujolais! Fleurie, Clos de la Grand Cour (sans soufre, natch) The estate of Domaine de la Grand Cour dates back to 1969 when it was purchased by…
If it ainât broke donât Brexit
Monsieur/Signor Wregg weighs in on Brexit; viewpoints are his own and not representative of Les Caves de Pyrene as a whole. * You will have read reams on this subject and experienced…
Look Back In Amber
What is pink? a rose is pink By a fountain's brink. What is red? a poppy's red In its barley bed. What is blue? the sky is blue Where the…
The Pyrenees Go Wildbacher in West Styria: Day 2
Reasonably bright and fairly early, the Les Caves road crew piled on board the bus to zig towards Vienna and to zag where the Graz was greener on tâother side…
The Pyrenees Go to Austria: Day 1 – Kamptal
It is very rare that we have the opportunity to take the whole sales team to a country to meet and spend time with all of our growers. This then…
Doug Decants: A trio of Kiwis, Rare Rosé, & The Pyrenees Go to Austria
A rosĂ© is not just for Midsummerâs Eve... 3 perky pinks for all year and all time I donât know why rosĂ© is always viewed as the Molly Ringwald of…
Real Wine Fair videos: Arianna Occhipinti
In the ten years since starting her own label, Arianna Occhipinti and her unforgettable Sicilian wines have come to represent a new generation of wine growers; those focused on natural…
Letter to and from America: Part Five – Natural Wine in…Vermont?!
The project known as La Garagista Farm + Winery began in 2010. In essence Deirdre Heekin and Caleb Barber farm three parcels of co-planted, alpine varietals that are horticultural crosses…
Letter to and from America: Part Four
Portlandia Oregon has a youthful wine culture that is largely in thrall to certain commercial imperatives. Pinot Noir still rules; the local wine industry wants Brand Oregon to be closely…
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