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Cambridge Road Winery is set in the well known Martinborough Terrace Appellation in the North Island of New Zealand. It's a small 5.5-acre estate that is focused on natural biodynamic winemaking. The vineyard was first planted with Pinot Noir and Syrah grapes in 1986 and was previously known as the...

Here's a little recommendation for the long weekend ahead, an interesting natural wine from Alicante, Spain. The winery was founded in 1999 by Rafa Bernabé and his wife Olga in the village of Villena in the heart of the sun-drenched Alicante region. They work naturally, everything here is organic, there's...

A recent survey has revealed the 10 wine terms that customers are least likely to understand when deciding what wines to buy. Here we shine some light on the 10 silliest wine terms and try to make some sense of it all.. 1. BOUQUETWines owe their bouquet to the post-fermentation...

Tokyo-born Hiroyuki Kusuda could easily be the most extraordinary wine producer we have ever come across, trained as a lawyer, who worked as a diplomat before throwing it all up to pursue his other love, wine and winemaking. In 1996, Hiro went to Germany to learn the language and then...

When most people think of Austrian wines, if they even think of them at all, the first things coming to mind might be Grüner Veltliner or perhaps even fine Riesling from the Wachau region. Yet the Austrians produce some delicious dry reds! Today we will investigate the rather obscure origins...