by Lauren Voigt | Mar 26, 2021
te Pā & Koha New Zealand | Marlborough On the Wairau Bar between Sea & River | Sustainable wines, with 800 years of Māori Producer Website Founder and owner of te Pā & Koha, Haysley MacDonald (right, above) traces his ancestry back to the early Māori...
by Lauren Voigt | Feb 23, 2021
Quinta de la Rosa Portugal | Douro Steep terraced vineyards in the heart of the Alto Douro Quinta de la Rosa Quinta de La Rosa has been a family operation since 1906, notably pioneering as one of the first producers to make a “Single Quinta”, or single estate port....
by Lauren Voigt | Sep 15, 2020
MARY TAYLOR WINES France | Loire & Southwest Genuine “wines of place,” sourced from some of Europe’s most classic regions and are able to be priced as accessible, everyday luxuries. When founding partner Mary Taylor first fell in love with wine in the early...
by Lauren Voigt | Aug 18, 2020
Bodegas Àster (La Rioja Alta) Spain | Castilla y Leon | Ribera del Duero Ribera del Duero, where terroir and microclimate meet to invite the utmost expression of the Tempranillo grape. In the 1990s, La Rioja Alta decided to try their luck in the Ribera del Duero,...
by Lauren Voigt | Aug 18, 2020
César Príncipe Spain | Castilla y Leon | Cigales La majada: the origin. The oldest vines were planted more than 100 years ago, low yield goeblet Tempranillo. Picasso had his brush. Heifetz had his bow. Ignacio Príncipe has his pruning shears. A virtuoso in the...