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The summit of Mont Ventoux AOC Ventoux

The wines of Ventoux: A magic mountain makes all the difference

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The Raise a Glass feature is published in several UK regional newspapers every week. Here’s a look at the wines of the Rhône Valley’s AOC Ventoux where the mountain “is magic”. I went on a winding drive up Mont Ventoux in the Rhône Valley. I was hoping to be rewarded with magnificent vineyard views. Not […]

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What are the wines of DO Rueda Jane Clare, One Foot in the Grapes

What are the wines of DO Rueda: These nine facts can help

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The white wines of Rueda are so vibrant; the flavours so pronounced, the acidity so mouthwatering. It’s quite a remarkable style considering that the grapes grow inland in the hot, hot summers of Spain. To understand the wines of DO Rueda, it helps to know the grape varieties, the climate, the land and how the

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Bruno Colomer Codorníu Cava

Codorníu Cava: A tasting with head winemaker Bruno Colomer

Leave a Comment / blog, cava, sparkling wine / Jane Clare

If you wander wine aisles (like I do) or you love a sip of sparkling wine (like I do) then you’ll be very familiar with the brand of Codorníu Cava. Which is hardly surprising, as the producer in the Penedès region (near Barcelona) has a winemaking history dating back to the mid-1500s. In 1872 it

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Rioja wine Fincas de Azabache Espumoso de Calidad

Rioja wine isn’t always red: Here’s a pink, a white and a fizz

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The Raise a Glass feature is published in several UK regional newspapers … Rioja wine is probably one of the most famous in the world. The red wines from this Spanish region will be known by many … but there’s more to Rioja wine than red. I bet many of you love a glass of

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Château du Moulin-à-Vent from the Wine Society

Campaneo Old Vines Garnacha helps me watch the pennies

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The Raise a Glass feature is published in several UK regional newspapers … I begin counting the pennies with Campaneo Old Vines Garnacha and its tempranillo cousin … and end with a flourish of fizz  Pennies are being counted in our lives, that’s for sure. I’m keeping an ever watchful eye out for some decent

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How rosé wine is made

How rosé wine is made and eight to try for summer

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The Raise a Glass feature is published in several UK regional newspapers …  I explain how rosé wine is made and share a handful of pinks for summer sunshine vibes. It’s the perfect time of year to enjoy a glass of rosé wine: And the choice is immense. Just the combination of colours is so

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Cantina di Soliera Lambrusco di Sorbara DOC

Three red wines for summer from Laithwaites, Ocado and Aldi

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The Raise a Glass feature is published in several UK regional newspapers …  when I settled down to enjoy one of three red wines for summer the weather wasn’t playing ball. As I write, this has just happened. I’ve been very happily sitting in the garden soaking up the sun when just five minutes ago,

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Toast Hazy Pale Ale

Toast ale: It really is made from leftover bread

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The Raise a Glass feature is published in several UK regional newspapers … I discover Toast ale made from leftover bread  and a couple of other eco friendly releases Crumbs, this missive flies a sustainable flag. I’m kicking off with a hazy pale ale made from leftover bread; swiftly followed by a couple of sips

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Ray O'Connor MW, Naked Wines

Naked Wines winemakers out on tour!

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  The Raise a Glass feature is published in several UK regional newspapers …  I was very excited when lots of Naked Wines winemakers arrived in Liverpool One of my favourite things is to talk to a winemaker. You don’t see that many of them in Liverpool but hey … almost 30 of them arrived

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