by Lauren Voigt | Apr 11, 2023
Château Mourgues du Grès France | Costiere de Nimes In Provence, “Nuns” is “Mourgues” and “Grès” is “Pebbles”, referring to rounded rocks of the Costières de Nîmes that lend character to their wines. In the Southern...
by Lauren Voigt | Apr 7, 2023
Moschopolis Macedonia, Greece Regenerative and no-till agriculture; nearly carbon neutral Georgios Germanis and his son, Theodoris, have created their winery in what was a creamery in the small village of Monopigadoi just outside of Thesonaliki. The family has a long...
by Lauren Voigt | Apr 2, 2023
Champagne Christophe Mignon France – Champagne – Marne The “Mignon Method” combines natural practices including biodynamics, phytotherapy, homeopathy and geobiology. The moon is his guiding force for all actions in the vineyard and cellar....
by Lauren Voigt | Feb 19, 2023
Olcaviana | Bodega Sierra Norte Spain | Castilla La Mancha It all began in their native village of Camporrobles with an 8,000 square metre plot of land, on which they planted their first Bobal vineyard. It couldn’t have been an easy decision to plant vines there. Back...
by Lauren Voigt | Feb 9, 2023
Talai Berri Txakolina Spain | Basque Country Ever noticed the sticker on a bottle of Txakolina? It guarantees that the wine’s origin is of indigenous grapes in addition to a number of other controls, in order to be worthy of sporting it. The designation came about...