Wine

Finding a good wine cellar in Tuscany is not difficult, the hard part is finding and selecting the most exciting places with a curious history and a slightly crazy character,…

Along the hundreds of road bends between the hills of Tuscany, the phones either do not work or work intermittently. Tuscany just doesn’t let you take your eyes off it.…

Among the oldest wines that Maria and I have tasted, a fortified sweet wine from Greece, Mavrodaphne variety , vintage 1979, is one of the most curious. The story takes us to…

The sun is setting somewhere on Bricco delle Viole, or San Pietro, or Fossati or … these are all vineyard terroirs. I’m not sure which one exactly it is, but this…

If the name Barolo makes you shudder in awe at the thought of one of the world’s greatest wines, then Piedmont is the “Holy Land” you must visit at least once in your life. A…

What wine do Maltese people like? – This is what we asked Matthew Delicata, one of the owners of the oldest wine cellar in Malta – Delicata. It is also…

Do you know any typical Bulgarian wine grape varieties? Have you tried some? Bulgarian wine is a lesser-known wine universe. Although it is sometimes absent from the major world wine…

First day in Alsace, we are staying at Ammerschwihr and have a meeting in the nearby Kientzheim village. We have no idea what to expect but we walk by the…

“This wine is very good!” – such words usually make a great start of our conversations with friends around the table. It was a fresh spring evening, great for an…

We have to admit that we were skeptical about this wine. Who would name his wine Gorchivka (Bitterness)? Well, we knew that there must have been some game of words…

We were in Sarafovo, a neighbourhood of Burgas, Bulgaria, and in the local shop they had just delivered fresh mussels from a farm on the southern seaside. Somehow, it always…

What do you imagine when you hear White Sand? Well, no matter how hard we try to imagine anything else, we always see a seaside picture with beautiful white beach…