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The tools we have today for wine studies are simply remarkable.
Let me show you an example of how you can start with this excellent @Decanter article from Stephen Brook and really deepen your understanding about Austrian wine.
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https://t.co/hxkBKvmtIL
#WinebookoftheWeek
Not all wine books but all relate to that most neglected side of wine: business, marketing, branding and private label.
Canon reading.
@Dutch_G @robertjoseph
Fine wine has always relied on rarity and scarcity to establish its appeal. Is this still viable today? Is there a limit to how big a fine wine business can be?
Join us for Tuesday's webinar discussion:
https://t.co/mDrz0edFrt
Does the wine trade have the skills to meet future challenges?
We're putting wine education at the center of our research programme, and we want to hear your views! A short survey:
https://t.co/fa2s4yrbkH
Found this fantastic podcast series on the Future of Wine from @vinexposium
Short interviews ~16-22 mins with several of the wine industry's leading lights like Jean Baptiste Lecaillon @LouisRoederer_, Emmanuel Bourguignon, Jasper Morris & more
https://t.co/dSnamjqJcs
What is the role of restaurants and sommeliers in creating fine wine’s status?
Join us at Texsom this month to be part of this conversation: https://t.co/VO0aVklhsf
Will great wine be made from the Native North American grapes Hidalgo, Wetumka, Cloeta, Albania? Join the JUNE 6 WEBINAR EXPLORING INDIGENOUS NORTH AMERICAN GRAPES AND WINEMAKING: https://t.co/oVsK0GtfCk
For wine students looking to understand more about the wine business (and especially #MWstudents looking for examples!) @Beveragetrade has some awesome content on their YouTube channel w/ interviews with folks across the supply chain.
https://t.co/k68B6AhgnT
This @TheWineSociety webinar with @SarahKnowles on the house styles of notable Champagnes is jam-packed with awesome information.
I particularly love the breakdown Sarah does of the key steps in winemaking where a house can put their strongest imprint
https://t.co/nrufQfwxcH
Great write-up about the causes of coulure (poor flowering) & millerandage (poor fruit set) and how they differ.
A memory device to help keep them seperate--think of colorful (coulure) flowers and of a Miller running a fruit stand (millerandage).
https://t.co/YQZOazh3cy
@parkerwong is always a fountain of geeky goodness & her recent piece on aged Amarone is no exception.
I particularly loved learning more about factors that increase the blind tasting clue of tabanones (tobacco notes) in not only Amarone but also BDX
https://t.co/juzdmwivY3
Cool map of the location of Greywacke soils in NZ. This hard, gray sandstone has a good amount of clay as well as rocky minerals like quartz & feldspar.
Though they're not labeled, how many @nzwine regions can you pick out in the blue areas?
https://t.co/n120vgjQIn
For wine students with January Sparkling or Fortified exams, this @winescholarguil webinar with the absolutely brilliant @NovaCadamatre is likely going to be extremely helpful!
https://t.co/31SCM4S30g
@Decanter@AustrianwineUSA Screenshots can't do this justice but do yourself a favor and fire up Google Earth whenever you're studying ANY wine region.
The way you can zoom in and play around with the 3D perspective absolutely changes the game in your wine studies. Enjoy!
https://t.co/bI1grizu9S
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The tools we have today for wine studies are simply remarkable.
Let me show you an example of how you can start with this excellent @Decanter article from Stephen Brook and really deepen your understanding about Austrian wine.
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https://t.co/hxkBKvmtIL
@Decanter@AustrianwineUSA has a thoroughly awesome website with an interactive map where you can find these exact vineyards mentioned in Brook's Decanter article complete with a satellite view and more details.
https://t.co/nJpR1zDno3
But we can go even further with Google Earth
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