Beer and Wine go Head to Head
The lovely Goedhuis Jockey, Lucy Saunders, just tipped to the post by Brewer’s own Jack Greenall, the pint glass wins this time around.
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Philippa Wright
Alto Adige in the Sun
Having long held the title of Worst Photographer in the office, during our Italian tasting trip I found an idiot-proof setting on the camera and have gone some way to redeeming myself. The stunning vineyards
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A whistle stop tour: Barbaresco and Alto Adige
On to Barbaresco in the fog on Thursday to taste with Renato at Cantine del Pino. The area is lower lying than Barolo, wines mature on average 2 weeks earlier so represent a different
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The Barolo Boys
The Barolo Boys seems a good collective description of the talented growers we spent time with last week, and also happens to be the name of the local football team, a talented line up.
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Tom Stopford Sackville
Otto e Mezzo (BOMBANA) Burgundy dinner HK
The first email I got about this was from the organiser suggesting we gather for an evening of exceptional Burgundy. “Great”, I thought,