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Champagne Outside the Envelope
Champagne is too expensive to be an everyday tipple, much as many of us might want to enjoy it on a daily basis. Rather, ít’s a special occasion wine, and this often leads us to rely on familiar brand names … Continue reading
Posted in California, Champagne, New Zealand, Sparkling Wine, Washington Post
Tagged Champagne, France, New Zealand, Sparkling Wine, Washington Post, Wine
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Carbon-Neutral Wine
Wineries today tout their green credentials almost as much as their scores from influential wine magazines. Solar power, sustainable or organic or biodynamic (s/o/b) viticulture, and “carbon-neutral” winemaking are all marketing buzzwords for wineries. In today’s column in The Washington … Continue reading
Posted in Biodynamic, California, Chile, Global Warming, New Zealand, Organic, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Sustainable
Tagged California, carbon neutral, carbon zero, New Zealand, Wine
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