Lebanese wine export is witnessing a new phase now that the demand for it has increased.The wine that is produced and the stories that are spread about it however are crucial for its sustainable growth..my new article..
#lebanesewine#wine#wineexport
https://t.co/tK7KAcoNvL
There's a misconception that if wine is a blend it's of inferior quality. This cannot be further from the truth with Champagne and Bordeaux being the best examples. Learn more about why and how winemakers blend in my latest here: https://t.co/oABvOrsoYw
#wine#blends
Great to see the scandalous issue of light-strike generating some attention in the national media after our latest pod 🙏📰💡🥂👍 Apparently it even made it onto the radio waves too 🎙️ This is a really important topic and one that needs to be more visible!
My latest article on the GrapeGrind explaining which wines to age, why some wines have the capacity to age gracefully and what happens to them as they “come of age”. https://t.co/OOeyDbQOSN
#wineeducation#agingwine
I'm really glad that @ErikSegelbaum continues to challenge the unfounded fear of sulfites, often promoted through misleading marketing and messaging from natural or clean wine, both deliberately and inadvertently appealing to chemophobia.
The story of Malbec, Carménère and Tannat, the immigrant grapes that lost their home in France and became royalty in their refuge Argentina, Chile and Uruguay. My new article on " the Grape Grind" https://t.co/QF5ko9bk1h
#Malbec#Carmenenere#Tannat#wine#winewriter
Lebanese wine export is witnessing a new phase now that the demand for it has increased.The wine that is produced and the stories that are spread about it however are crucial for its sustainable growth..my new article..
#lebanesewine#wine#wineexport
https://t.co/tK7KAcoNvL
Journalists, writers, researchers, photographers, communicators, storytellers – come join this workshop in Beirut in June.
On how to tell better stories about migration, exile & mobility.
Deadline 17 March https://t.co/5uW3gOjyUg
successful wineries have these things in common:
1. they know what makes their winery different
2. they articulate that to the world
3. consistently
4. they are obsessed with making buying their wine easy & delightful
5. lift the broader wine community up
A lot of what wine lovers want in their wines today are readily presented in this postage-sized country"
@inthegrape
@merselwine@farrahberrou@BelleVueLiban@SeptWinery#Lebanesewine
Exploring the World of Lebanese Wine—Beyond Chateau Musar https://t.co/JRBiIQo1Ju
"Without cultural context,wine is meaningless.When divorced from the human references that define the origin,style and quality of wine–the elements that underwrite its fundamental appeal–wine becomes entirely functional,a mere intoxicant" @RichardHemming👏 https://t.co/JgmRJui6oq