Originally posted on SeanMunger.com:
By Robert Horvat Recently a good friend of mine presented me with a bottle of Malbec wine imported from Argentina. I looked at him curiously for a moment, like a wine snob from France might…
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Rare Byzantine grape seeds found in Israel has given us hope of a new Negev wine?
In the middle of February this year, a colleague brought to my attention an amazing discovery unearthed in Israel. Immediately I thought, it was another floor mosaic, pottery or hoard of gold coins. To my surprise it was neither of… Read More ›
World Beater? The short history of Australian wine.
Originally posted on SeanMunger.com:
By Robert Horvat The success Australian wine has received over the years is amazing. It, of course, is cyclic depending on things like droughts, floods and pests. In its infancy there were serious doubts about…
Drinking Tuscany: Chianti Classico and its connection to history. [Guest post by Robert Horvat.]
Originally posted on SeanMunger.com:
By Robert Horvat I have never been to Italy and it is not to say that I will never go, but the other day Italy came to me I enjoyed a bottle of Castellare di Castellina,…
Breathing new life into Croatian wine. [Guest post by Robert Horvat.]
Originally posted on SeanMunger.com:
By Robert Horvat The accession of Croatia in the middle of last year was an important step in the integration of the smaller nations of Europe to the European Union. It definitely hasn’t hurt it ability…
