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Wine in the UK Press


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I thought you might appreciate the selection of wine articles that I pull up for the UK press digest. Perhaps someone would like to do an equivalent for the US?

If you know of any other sources for good wine journalism, post them!

Wine Articles in the UK Press

Richard Ehrlich The screwcap is winning the seal of approval from modern winemakers!

Anthony Rose - the greats of Burgundy. "This year has exploded into action with the 2002 vintage wines from Burgundy. I don't recall a time when there was such excitement over the latest burgundy releases. Nor such an impressive variety of wines on offer from specialist wine merchants." (Independent)

Cellar notes: The best of Burgundy 2002.

Tim Atkin - Underarm tactics. "John Forrest was quoted as saying that the weather had produced wines with 'that hunter's armpit, sweaty mango, classic Marlborough intensity'." (Observer)

Super plonk. This week - Sherry.

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Thanks! I have enjoyed the wine links from the UK Press Digest, would be great to have them in the wine section.

The San Francisco Chronicle publishes a wine section on Thursdays. I think the interest level varies quite a lot, for me anyway, but it's worth checking:

Chron Wine Section

This week's lead on oak was quite interesting. The link above lists this week's articles. If you use this one you get to this week's lead, and tasting room archives and so on

All other wine columns seem to be in the Wednesday food section

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Wine Articles in the UK Press

Super plonk - "are the bottles in all those enticing mail-order wine advertisements worth it?"

Burgundy is praising its 2002 vintage Burgundy 2002 vintage to the stars. Tim Atkin joins the chorus.

Anthony Rose - Is New Zealand just a one-grape wonder?

Cellar notes #19: From New World to old.

Richard Ehrlich - Pitting your Chilean wines against some of Europe's most desirable bottles!

Andrew Catchpole - Faced with a lengthy and unfamiliar wine list, many of us play it safe.

"Gimme a pig's foot, and a bottle of beer..." Bessie Smith

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Wine Articles in the UK Press

Tim Atkin Forget the snobbery attached to screw-top bottles.

Super plonk - can you say Boekenhoutskloof?

Cellar notes #20: The Cape crusader.

Anthony Rose - a campaign advertising Burgundy has been banned for associating sex and wine drinking.

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Wine in the UK Press

Richard Ehrlich on exploding the myths of wine storage.

Anthony Rose "For the first time ever, Australia bundled the French into second place last year as the biggest supplier of take-home wine in this country."

Cellar notes #21: Buy your Rhône.

"The secret of buying Italian wine is to be adventurous," says Andrew Catchpole

Tim Atkin New Zealand may be stuck in the 1970s, but its wines are way ahead.

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Wine in the UK Press

A three-day conference devoted to New Zealand Pinot Noir demonstrates how far the wine has come in 20 years.

Anthony Rose The anatomy of a wine scandal.

Cellar notes #22: Tasting a modern classic.

2003 Bodega Lurton Pinot Gris; 2003 Jackson Estate Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc; 2000 Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe, Châteauneuf- du-Pape.

Tim Atkin remembers the days when Alsace wines were still recognisably dry.

Joanna Simon ABC: anything but chardonnay.

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Richard Ehrlich Cognac is enjoying a revival thanks to help from an unlikely source.

Anthony Rose Cellar notes #25: A taste of South Africa

Something For The Weekend?

Would you pay £34,466.88 for a bottle of Spanish wine? Super plonk

Tim Atkin Ernest & Julio have finally made a drinkable wine...

Joanna Simon - on the sauce

Adam Edwards best of British pubs. This week, Rose Cottage Inn

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Tim Atkin on wine pronunciation.

Sauce: Joanna Simon

Andrew Catchpole Sherry's reputation as a sickly tipple for the elderly boozer is depriving British drinkers of a characterful partner for all kinds of food,

Super plonk.

Anthony Rose

Cellar notes #27: Finders keepers.

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Richard Ehrlich - Supermarkets are criminals out to mug suppliers, small rivals and you.

Anthony Rose - Australia's great white (and red) hope.

Cellar notes #28: Adelaide Hills gold.

Super plonk.

Sauce: Joanna Simon - Pink Champagne

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Tim Atkin - The best Cape wines are less than a decade old.

Four top-flight wines from the Rainbow Nation.

Richard Ehrlich - "The glug-net though still lags behind in the development of a specialised on-line forum to match www.eGullet.com Where eGulleteers pile in on an hourly basis, the letstalkwine crowd don't seem to visit very often. If you want to talk about drinks on-line, eGullet's "Beverages and Libations" pages offer more to mull on."

Anthony Rose - A first taste of the class of '03.

Cellar notes #29: Pick of Bordeaux 2003.

2003 Douglas Green Cinsaut Pinotage 2002; Saint Véran Blason de Bourgogne 2003; Villa Maria Clifford Bay Sauvignon Blanc.

Super plonk.

Joanna Simon Chardonnay is out — sauvignon blanc is in.

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Tim Atkin - Technocrat or not, Aussie Brian Croser's wine wisdom has a lot of bottle.

Anthony Rose - A cultural revolution in Chinatown.

Cellar notes #30: Mourvèdre.

Andrew Catchpole - Dukes of Burgundy.

Super plonk.

Sauce: Joanna Simon.

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Super Plonk "The really good, cheap stuff in those days was not, in fact, the cheapest - and, today, it is among the most luxurious wines of all."

Tim Atkin - One hitch to getting married is the bar bill - unless you buy it in France

Jonathan Ray meets the Bob Dylan fanatic who is producing extraordinary wines in a neglected corner of Italy.

Richard Ehrlich - Rosé is the great, mindless gluggable drink.

Anthony Rose - Don't turn your nose up at vins de pays.

Cellar notes#32: And in the red corner.

"Gimme a pig's foot, and a bottle of beer..." Bessie Smith

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Anthony Rose "At this time of year, a wine writer's fancy turns to thoughts of ... spring-cleaning."

Cellar notes #33: Bring on the Dom.

Andrew Catchpole looks for the Perfect Pint.

Tim Atkin - Does money grow on vines?

Super Plonk.

Tim Atkin - Paradise aisles.

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Tim Atkin - decides he'll drink 'Anything But Chardonnay'.

Richard Ehrlich - wine shopping can still be one of life's great joys.

Anthony Rose - English fizz chalks up points with champagne.

Cellar notes #35: Made in England.

Pint to pint: the Holly Bush Inn.

Andrew Catchpole's Make the French connection.

Super plonk.

Joanna Simon - Sauce.

"Gimme a pig's foot, and a bottle of beer..." Bessie Smith

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"111,111,111 x 111,111,111 = 12,345,678,987,654,321" Bruce Frigard 'Winesonoma' - RIP

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