Bonny Doon, Santa Cruz, California
Bonny Doon Vineyard is the brainchild of pioneering American wine maker Randall Grahm. We visited his tasting room
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Johnny Goedhuis
From the Vigneron's Mouth – Anthony Barton
Earlier this summer, the highly respected wine publication Decanter announced that 75% of the Bordeaux crop had been destroyed by mildew. The legendary Anthony Barton, proprietor of Chateaux Leoville and Langoa Barton and Decanter’s Man of the Year 2007, was...
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Goedhuis & Co
Okanagan Valley, Canada
Overall, I was impressed with the Canadian wine industry. We spent a day touring vineyards in the Okanagan wine region, one of the most important for Canadian wine production.
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Philippa Wright
Joining the Mile High Club
We recently received an email which we thought it imperative to share with you. Singapore Airlines will be serving Cos d’Estournel 1982 in the First Class cabin of the A380 inaugural flight from Singapore to Sydney next month. Monsieur Prats...
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Philippa Wright
Wedding dilemmas….
Many people, when confronted with organising a wedding, will be fretting over how many tiers a cake should have, the shade of the bridesmaids’ frocks or where on earth to seat Great-Aunt Elsie. For me, such trivialities were quickly dealt...