To whom it may concern
This is a reply to an email titled, ‘To whom it may concern’. Charles Darwin would surely approve of the progress made since his death […]
This is a reply to an email titled, ‘To whom it may concern’. Charles Darwin would surely approve of the progress made since his death […]
The clues used to buy a wine include some of the following. Have you had it before, the price, the country of origin, is the
Tasting Wines Blindfolded View »
Late at night after the guest’s had left is when I did my greatest work. The dregs in the bottles worth princely sums were not
They laughed when I sat down at the piano but when I started to play… View »
I recall, in the 1980s a group of Sydney based P.R., advertising-marketing types, and the few journalists that wrote about wine formed a group for
The Curious Case of Wine Communicators View »
Let’s talk wine tasting. Are you aware there are two types of wine experts, and they seldom have identical opinions? Winemakers are the technical types
Concentrate, smell, taste then begin with a positive remark View »
Back in my days as an exploration geologist the most valuable tool, the gold standard, was a Brunton compass. With the Brunton and a map
What Compass for Wine Should You Buy? View »
For decades I have watched how those promoting and selling wine in Australia have grouped over subjective issues as diverse as taste, winery size and
Trends from the 1980s have produced entrenched groups – please avoid View »
I like to drink a few glasses before deciding to buy a parcel of wine. Experience has taught me that a swirl, sniff and sip
Critics and opinions abound but what help are they? View »
You need a story to sell wines, or so they say. The early History of Australian wine is the shortest story ever written; after a
Explorer 6 went into orbit on the 7th of August 1959 and on the 14th of August beamed to base the first ‘outer space’ image
Viewing Wine from the Sky Above the Earth Below View »