This is my sixth Chilean Special report. At 196 pages, it’s my most comprehensive overview yet of the world’s fifth biggest wine-producing country. After an absence of two years –...
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This is my sixth Chilean Special report. At 196 pages, it’s my most comprehensive overview yet of the world’s fifth biggest wine-producing country. After an absence of two years –...
Add to basketRioja is Spain’s most diverse and misunderstood wine region. People often talk about just two main styles - so-called modern and traditional - but it’s way more complicated and exciting...
Add to basketUruguay is a young presence on the world scene, despite a tradition of winemaking that stretches back to the second half of the 19th century and quite possibly before that....
Add to basketI first went to Ribera del Duero in 1991, when there were around 75 wineries and 9,000 hectares of vineyards; there are now 307 bodegas and 24,000 hectares. Today, it...
Add to basketThis is my ninth report on the South African wine scene. I can vividly recall publishing the first one in 2013, slightly nervous as to how it would be received....
Add to basketI wasn’t able to visit Argentina this year, which was a wrench as it’s a country that’s close to my heart. Instead, I tasted the wines and talked to many...
Add to basketWelcome to my sixth and latest Rioja Report. This is the most exciting and diverse line-up of wines that I’ve ever tasted from Rioja, featuring a record number of top whites...
Add to basketEvery year, Tim chooses from the hundreds of wines he has tasted in the Cape, those that truly deserve the title ‘Wines of the Year’. Here are the 2020 selections,...
Add to basketDespite the well-publicised challenges it faces, South Africa is making the best wines in its history. Over the decade I’ve been writing these reports, it has been a delight to...
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