Sipping the South: A brief history of South American Wine.
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…
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 […]
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…
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…
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…
