Where do you stand on the cork versus screw cap debate? Perhaps, like several of the recent dinner guests around my kitchen table, you really don’t care, so long as the wines taste good and keep on flowing. Or maybe you are more in tune with the “natural is best” camp. So what are the facts lying behind both points of view?
Chardonnay, the noble grape that reaches such sublime heights in Burgundy, famously fell from grace through a mix of over-exposure (think Bridgett Jones and Footballers Wives) and overblown wannabes from the New World. But good old Chardonnay is poised to make a welcome return. Except this time it’s typically leaner and cleaner, cut from a finer cloth that is more in tune with the subtle sophistication of our palates today.
RT @Hontravel: Grupo UK en @ArgentoWine . Seminar about grape characteristics according microclimate by Silvia Corti. cc @winesofarg
Grupo UK en @ArgentoWine . Seminar about grape characteristics according microclimate by Silvia Corti. cc @winesofarg
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