Wine Reviews
Alta Alella was born when Josep Maria Pujol-Busquets decided to sell the Parxet winery and start up a family business with the Alta Alella bodega.
They set up on the Can Genís estate, with a beautiful house of “noucentista“ architecture, sitting in a small valley and covering all its slopes. This means that all the water collected there comes...
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The Bellavista winery was founded in 1976, when Vittorio Moretti decided to turn a small family farm into a first class wine making concern. He was helped by the award-winning Italian winemaker, Mattia Vezzola. Vezzola treats the wines in a controlled, elegant manner, giving them a personality and style which are easily recognizable, even in his...
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Provence is located in southeastern France, bordering Italy, and is the birthplace of the most prestigious rosé wines in the world. Domaine Ott is certainly the best representative of these. Chateau de Selle, Le Clos Mireille and later, Chateau Romassan are at the foundations of this wine empire.
Acquired in 1912, and located in the highlands...
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With a long history of shipping port dating back to the 19th century, the Symington family began investing in table wines in the Douro region in the 1980’s, growing the first single varietal vineyards in the area. In 2004, it acquired the Quinta do Ataíde and the Quinta do Canada, in the Vilariça Valley (Upper Douro), to consolidate the Altano...
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The name of this property first appeared in land registers in the year 1715. After changing hands several times, after the phylloxera plague and following a devastating fire in 1981, the port house was bought by AXA Millésimes in 1993.
What sets this port house apart from most of the others, is the care given and importance it attached to the...
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Valais is the largest quality wine producing region of a country little known for its wine - Switzerland. Located in the southwest of the country, the Valais can be considered to be the most northern wine-producing area of the Rhône region.
Domaine Gerald Besse is located in the Valais and was founded in 1984, going from a few hectares in 1979...
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Wine growers since 1687, the Tarlants are the finest example of a family champagne house. Champagne Tarlant has its facilities in Oeuilly, on the left bank of the Marne, and has 14 hectares with five different geological subsoils, divided into four 'crus' and 55 parcels.
The Tarlants respect the integrity of the grape and the physiological...
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After a successful tenure at the Numanthia Termes bodega in Toro, the Eguren family from Rioja, set up the prestigious Teso la Monja winery in 2009. Here they seamlessly combine a contemporary vision of fine winemaking with a philosophy founded on experience, tradition and expertise. The winery is located in a wine region influenced by the...
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Golan Heights Winery was founded in the town of Katzrin in 1983. The vineyards grow in the Golan Heights, mountainous and rugged territory dominated by the peaks of Mount Hermon. The first vines were planted in 1976. Today they boast 730 hectares of vineyards. What makes these wines special are the basaltic volcanic soil, the altitude (between...
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Leonard and Olivier Humbrecht represent the pinnacle of winemaking in Alsace.
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht was founded by the union of two wine producing families in 1959. The Humbrechts have upheld their winemaking tradition from father to son since 1620. In the 18th century, they rented vineyards near Gueberschwihr, which they have since acquired....
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