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How to plan a home wine cellar that protects your wine and fits your home
For many wine lovers, a home wine cellar starts as a dream. It might be a few special bottles bought on a vineyard visit, a growing collection from favourite regions, or the wish to create a proper space for tasting, sharing and entertaining at home. Author David Wickstead
The Best Ways to Keep Your Wine Cool on Hot Summer Days
There is nothing quite like enjoying a chilled glass of wine outside on a warm summer afternoon. The problem is that once the bottle leaves the fridge, it can quickly become warmer than you would like. Author David Wickstead
Discovering Vineyards in the South of France
Château de Crémat Just a short journey from the centre of Nice, high in the hills of the Côte d’Azur, we discovered a vineyard that was far more than we expected. Château de Crémat is part winery, part château, part art gallery and part Riviera legend, with links to Coco Chanel, ancient cellars, organic Bellet…
Should Red Wine Be Served Cold?
This is a question that has frustrated me for years. You order a red wine in a restaurant. The bottle is correct. The glass looks good. Then you take the first sip. And it feels cold. Author David Wickstead
Vineyards That Offer Camping or Glamping Stays
Ever thought about setting off on a camping trip with a difference, with the chance to enjoy great wines without the worry of having to drive home afterwards? Author David Wickstead
Earth. Family. Wine. The Soil Whisperers.
At Podere Concori in the hills of Garfagnana, a family vineyard reveals that good wine begins not in the cellar, but in the earth itself. Author Philip George Philip George was born on a rubber estate in Malaysia, educated in England, and now lives in the mountains of Tuscany with a Labrador-shaped shadow and a…
