Category: Research
Cork Dork: Insights into the Quest for Sommelier S...
Posted by Tom Gable | Feb 28, 2018 | Burgundy, California, Discoveries, France, Italy, New Zealand, Research | 0
Lighter Wine Bottles: Good for the Environment, Economy
by Tom Gable | Sep 30, 2023 | Argentina, Australia, Bordeaux, Burgundy, California, Classics, Discoveries, Italy, New Zealand, Research, Spain, Values | 0
Do heavy wine bottles and fancy, thick foils help persuade you that a wine is of good, higher, or even cult quality? If so, you might reconsider and move toward lighter bottles for a variety of reasons, starting with good taste...
Read MoreUnderstanding Dry White Bordeaux
SommCon®, the annual conference and exposition for sommelier-level education and training of wine professionals and serious enthusiasts, returned to San Diego in November. The conference offers a strong educational component for...
Read MoreWorld of Pinot Noir: Exploring Burgundy and Oregon Contrasts and Parallels
The non-profit World of Pinot Noir (WOPN) annual event is conceived to celebrate and educate...
Read MoreCork Dork: Insights into the Quest for Sommelier Status
by Tom Gable | Feb 28, 2018 | Burgundy, California, Discoveries, France, Italy, New Zealand, Research | 0
For highly entertaining insights into the world of wine, restaurants, the route to becoming a...
Read MoreThe Winofiles — a Few Favorite Books for the Wine Lovers on Your Gift List
by Tom Gable | Oct 31, 2016 | California, Classics, Discoveries, France, Italy, Research, Touring | 0
If any of your wine drinking friends or relatives have expressed an interest in learning more...
Read MoreAging Better Wines in Screw Top Closures — Research Continues
by Tom Gable | Feb 15, 2015 | Bordeaux, California, Discoveries, France, Research | 0
In reviewing current literature for an update on changing trends in the use of different wine...
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