
Journal & Contexts
Perspectives
Good wine comes from many small decisions — and we like to talk about them. Here we think out loud about time, craft, soil and taste.
Terroir
You don't taste the stones
'Minerality' is the most used and most misunderstood word in wine. You taste no stone — the impression is real, but it comes from water, nutrients and cellar...
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Terroir
When the vineyard moves faster than the rulebook
More and more of Bordeaux's interesting wines are labelled 'Vin de France' — some to keep making the same wine despite the climate, some to attempt an entirely...
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Sensorik
What “keeps for another twenty years” really means
That a wine keeps for twenty years is a statement about its structure — not an order to wait, and no proof that it isn’t open today. Ageing...
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Philosophie
The Large Bottle: What Format Does to the Wine and to the Evening
A large bottle changes the evening before the first glass is poured. It also has a hand in how a wine matures. When each format really carries.
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Jahrgang
What Climate Resilience in the Vineyard Actually Means
"Organic" and "natural" say little until you know what stands behind them. Resilience in the vineyard does not come from a seal, but from many concrete decisions across...
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Going Deeper
Contexts
Texts that go deeper — from maturation in the cellar to soil and terroir, through to the question of when the right moment to open a bottle has come and how a wine shows at the table.
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TIME & RESPONSIBILITY
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CELLAR & CRAFT
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NATURE & TERROIR
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IDENTITY & PRINCIPLE
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APPLICATION & CONTEXT
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