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Joel | October 18, 2010
Allow me to rewind this thread just a bit:
Recently, a fascinating concept caught my attention, the brainchild of @tirebouchon, born when he suggested use of the #tutor hashtag to support a wine learning / sharing initiative via the social media application Twitter.
The initiative summarizes a growing trend among enlightened wine appassionati to take responsibility for [...]
Joel | July 10, 2009
Too Much Tuscan Wine, A Book by Dario Castagno with Robert Rodi
I’ve written before that, in my opinion, it is impossible to understand Italian wine without an awareness of the people, place, and culture that created it. But where does one find this magic? Unfortunately, I can name too many popular places where [...]
Joel | April 3, 2009
Italian Wine Education - A Wine Atlas of the Langhe: The Great Barolo and Barbaresco Vineyards
“A Wine Atlas of the Langhe” is the conclusion of 10 years research of the great Barolo / Barbaresco crus and wines . The men and women whose effort has contributed to the international success of these celebrated wines are [...]
Joel | March 2, 2009
Italy, Wine Education: “Brunello” by Guelfo Magrini
To say “Brunello di Montalcino” by Guelfo Magrini gives great information about Brunello is an understatement. The book steeps the reader in the culture of Brunello and of Montalcino with wonderful focus on the wine, land, producers, production techniques, vineyards, vintages, local foods and products, recipes, traditions, flora, wildlife, [...]