Kiwi Sauvingon Blanc: Where should we be pushing the envolope?
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My Top Ways To Spend A Summer
Got asked a few weeks back by the chief himself, Richard Siddle of The Buyer, to answer a few questions on what I like to get up to in the summer. Well we’ve only got a couple of weeks left of it, so let’s get this one out there. We’ve got DIY, Red Dwarf, and
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Is This One Of The Worst Injuries For A Wine-o?
I remember years ago, before the 2002 World Cup, David Beckham breaking a metatarsal bone in his foot. It made headline news for weeks to see if England’s star player would make the biggest tournament in football. It’s not exactly ideal if your foot’s out of action as a footballer. Same thing when mates of
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What Are The Top Travel Destinations For Wine Lovers?
So we made it Friday again, eh? As everyone’s thoughts turn to the weekend and what we’ll be getting up to, no doubt some of you will be off on a couple of trips with wine high in the agenda, as it bloody should be. So what the not-to-be-missed wine-o destinations?
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Stunning Place For A Wine Festival
A lifetime or so ago, when I was living up in Edinburgh and studying for my postgrad, I came across Norway for the first time. We had two on the course, one of who introduced me to my Norwegian wife, tussen takk for det, Anders! The other lad, Gisle, was from far up north, in
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Is Winebuyers.com the future of internet wine buying?
At the recent London Wine Fair, in the Innovations Zone, I met the team from Winebuyers.com, a new online wine club that claims to be trying to drag the wine world kicking and screaming into the 21stcentury. Definitely not a bad thing I think we can all agree. So what are they planning and how
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Meeting the Brilliant Olivier Dauga
A couple of weeks ago I was lucky enough to get to host an evening with Olivier Dauga (consultant winemaker in France) at my new restaurant, La Ferme, in Primrose Hill. Before the great and the good of British bloggers and journalists descended, Olivier asked to borrow me for a quick video…needless to say I didn’t
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