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Natural wines: how are they made and what s deal with sulfites?

I was first introduced to natural wines in Paris about 20 years ago. My initial tasting experience did little to convince me this approach to

Are We Entering the Post-Natural Wine Era?

Top London wine bars as chosen by the experts

Decanter Top London wine bars as chosen by the experts With indoor hospitality returning to the UK, now s the time to visit one of London s many great wine bars. And who better to ask where to wine and dine in London than vinous and culinary experts? These are the London wine bars and restaurants recommended by our Decanter World Wine Awards judges, Decanter contributors and Decanter staff. Listed in alphabetical order.  10greekstreet.com 10 Greek St does really good food and the wine list is very well priced. Luke Wilson, the owner, keeps a little black book of the good stuff, with very encouraging cash margins!

No sulphites added wine: the great debate

Decanter No sulphites added wine: the great debate The use of sulphur dioxide as a preservative in winemaking is a contentious topic, and it elicits strong opinions from producers and wine lovers alike. Rupert Joy gives an overview of the issue, weighing the pros and cons of an SO2-free approach Winemaker Frank Cornelissen in Sicily produces wines with no added sulphur dioxide. Credit: Alamy/ Image Professionals GmbH There was a time, not so long ago, when making quality wines without adding sulphur dioxide (SO2) was widely considered close to impossible, largely the preserve of mavericks. Inspired by the philosophies of natural wine guru Jules Chauvet, a small group of independent-minded producers such as Pierre Overnoy in Jura, Marcel Lapierre in Beaujolais, Gramenon in the Rhône and Frank Cornelissen in Sicily sought to relearn ways of making wine without the need to add SO2.

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