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AS its summer, I suggest you grab some summer pink wines, glasses and head to your nearest park, picnic basket in hand. And as its summer, don’t forget the umbrella. Some people view pink wines as flim flam, never to be touched. One or two wines here may convince you otherwise. But first, do you know […]
Summer pink wines to enjoy while the sun is out (or when it rains) Read More »
Let’s talk about pinks. Yes; perhaps we associate rosé wine with summertime; but as the September weather has been a pleasant surprise we have an excuse to perk it up even more with a pink. The lightest of light pinks are those from Provence in the south of France, a region which has a wine-making history
Wine Press: Provence rosé wines … who needs excuses to perk up with a pink Read More »
A lovely English chap who shunned a corporate job in London and moved to France with his family to make wine, became something of an internet share-the-link sensation when he posted a video showing how to open a bottle of wine without using a corkscrew. This is Stephen Cronk’s wine Mirabeau Côtes de Provence Rosé
In my wine glass: Mirabeau Côtes de Provence Rosé 2013 Read More »
In the space of two hours I tripped lightly across the globe; from Italy to South Africa, then France, southwards to Argentina and then moments later a short hop to south Australia. Not in reality of course. I doubt even Richard Branson’s galactic gadgets could succeed in such a speedy earth-spinning trip. Nope. I was nestled
Wine classics tasting in whirlwind of fizz and flint Read More »