Category: Master of Wine
The Oldest “New” Fine Wine Grape
The gold medal grape variety that shows zesty orange, lime, and flint notes in its youth; nutty spices and dried fruit after aging? It’s not what you think.
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5 Scary Wine Faults and What You Should Know
Explanations from our favorite wine fault articles on the web, along with a “How Scary?” description, which aims to break down each “fault” in layman’s terms.
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Like or Dislike Oak Aged Wine? It’s More Complicated Than You Think
For the most part, oak-aged red and white wine is still misunderstood among most consumers. We asked seven winemakers to explain what oak actually imparts to a wine.
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Burgundy That Won’t Break the Bank
High prices? That’s old news. Burgundy’s resurgence in quality has created pockets of real value.
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Did You Know – Episode 1
Did you know, that will at wine country in Oregon lies just 50 miles from the Pacific ocean and...
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Understanding German Wine
“Understanding German Wine” first appeared on TimGaiser.com on November 5, 2014. It is...
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New Zealand – Exhilarating Wines from a Pristine Land
The idyllic country of New Zealand is made up of two little drops in the ocean, two unspoiled...
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Terroirist’s Debate: A Resource for MW Candidates
Ever heard of “deferred fermentation”? Or met a winemaker who believes native yeast...
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How to Tell You Have Mastered a Wine Region
Mastering a wine region requires a comprehensive understanding of that region. In simpler terms,...
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10 Tips For Getting Into the Wine Business
Tim Hanni is the first American along with Joel Butler to earn the title of “Master of...
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Alder Yarrow Interviews Jancis Robinson
After having met Alder Yarrow at the Symposium for Professional Wine Writers, knowing he...
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