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Tag Archives: Barolo
The Armenian wine revolution
This is an extract from an article I wrote for Food & Wine magazine: I tried a wine last month that stopped me in my tracks. It was a red aged in amphorae, traditional clay jars, from Armenia. I know … Continue reading →
My books of the year
This article originally appeared in the Independent: One of the things people used to say about Les Dawson was that in order to play the piano like a clown, he had to be a masterful pianist. Simon Woods, the author … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barolo, Gin, Hangover Square, Les Dawson, Martin Amis, Patrick Hamilton
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Buying wine at auction
This is a longer version of something I wrote for the Telegraph. It’s actually a bit dry but I want to have all my wine writing in one place hence why I’m posting it. Please ignore if you’re looking for jokes. Wine … Continue reading →
Posted in Film and TV, Wine articles
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Tagged Barolo, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Ferrari, Lafite, Macallan, Mouton Rothschild, New York, rudy kurniawan, whisky, wine for investment
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Pass me the cooking Barolo
My wife* is reading a book called Angelina’s Bachelors by Brian O’ Reilly. It’s billed as ‘a novel with food’ because it contains recipes by his wife or maybe mother, Virginia O’ Reilly. One in particular caught my eye, ‘Gorgonzola Beef … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barolo, Bouef Bourguignon, Nebbiolo, New World, Piedmont, Pinot noir, Pio Cesare, Renato Ratti, Waitrose
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Wine of the Week: Barbera d’ Asti Superiore ‘Le Amandole’ Gonella 2009
My wine of the week you probably cannot get hold of easily. I bought it in the Cave de Pyrene sale last week. I ordered some wines pretty much at random, nothing too expensive, nothing too old, and this was … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alsace, Barbera, Barolo, Paul Blanck, Piedmont, Wine Society
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Wine and crime
The novel A Long Finish by Michael Dibdin focuses on a grudge between two families of vignerons in Piedmont. Though I can’t recall the plot in any detail, there’s a murder (obviously), something about access to land for truffle-hunting and … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Long Finish, Barolo, Cabernet Sauvignon, Giorgio Scerbanenco, Michael Dibdin, Nebbiolo, Piedmont
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