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The five most influential people in NYC wine
Date: Fri, Mar 22, 2013
New York City is the best wine city on the planet. The shops are amazing–if you want a wine, it’s almost always possible to find it. The sommeliers are in the vanguard of the sparkling young sommeliers across the country, creating long wine lists and short lists, all-American lists and all-Spanish ones and everything in [...]
Parker sues Galloni
Date: Thu, Mar 21, 2013
Yesterday, Robert Parker posted to his site that the Wine Advocate is suing their former critic Antonio Galloni. They charge him with misappropriation of confidential information, defamation and fraud among other things. Courthouse News has a summary and Jeff Leve has published the full text of the complait to his site. At the crux of [...]
Confronting climate change in Germany – four views
Date: Wed, Mar 20, 2013
Thomas Haag of Schloss-Lieser, Andreas Adam of A.J. Adam, and Dorothee Zilliken of Zilliken. Confronting a warming climate was one of the main topics at a panel discussion at the recent Rieslingfeier. Historically, Germany has been at the northern limits of wine production where the grapes struggled for ripeness. Now, warmer vintages are becoming more [...]
A flight of sommeliers, Tang auction, Bordeaux laxative – sipped and spit
Date: Mon, Mar 18, 2013
SIPPED: Sleuthing and spring cleaning Don Cornwell raised questions about the authenticity of some lots at auction in Hong Kong including a 1971 Methuselah of DRC La Tache, which was withdrawn from the sale. The wines were from the collection of Henry Tang whose bid to become Hong Kong chief executive was derailed by a [...]
Jim Barrett and the Irish Order of the Wine Geese
Date: Fri, Mar 15, 2013
Jim Barrett, who purchased Chateau Montelena in Napa Valley in 1972, died yesterday at the age of 86 (see bio). Chateau Montelena burst on to the international stage just a few years after Barrett purchased the property when its chardonnay outpaced other whites to win the Paris Tasting of 1976. This was captured (with a [...]
A few NYC wine happenings
Date: Thu, Mar 14, 2013
Even with the March weather here oscillating furiously between lion and lamb, it’s nonstop for wine events. Here are a few worth flagging. Chambers St Wines holds an annual tasting of Louis/Dressner wines to benefit Partners in Health. March 16; reservations required. Mike Steinberger will lead a conversation with Jancis Robinson about her new book, [...]
White Smoke – great name for a communion wine
Date: Thu, Mar 14, 2013
In the inaugural year of a papacy, at least! And it sure beats Fumé blanc… And as it came up over on the Twitter: “Pope Francis is only the second most famous Argentinian to know the hand of God.” “Mysterious Customer Orders 115 Bottles Of Wine To Be Sent To Vatican City” [losangeles.cbslocal.com] “Vatican Calls [...]
Pepe Raventos on leaving Cava and making the new Conca
Date: Wed, Mar 13, 2013
While he was pouring bubbly at the spring tasting of his his NY distributor (Skurnik), I spoke with Pepe Raventos of Raventos i Blanc. Late last year, Raventos announced that they had decided to withdraw from the Cava D.O. and will file for a new D.O. Conca del Riu Anoia. I asked him why. Pepe [...]
La Paulée grand tasting
Date: Mon, Mar 11, 2013
On Saturday, the Grand Tasting at La Paulée de New York brought hundreds of consumers and 35 domaines from Burgundy together under one roof. There were only three brief hours to savor the event and since I arrived an hour late, my task made even more difficult–a difficulty that I would gladly shoulder any Saturday, [...]
Benjamin Leroux, Auxey-Duresses, 2010
Date: Fri, Mar 8, 2013
In honor of La Paulée de NYC happening this week, the wine pick this week is from, well, Burgundy. No, this isn’t a Bonnes Mares or a Chambertin, images of which have have been overtaking twitter feeds the past few days. In the language of a panel from La Paulée a few days ago, this [...]
Kobe Bryant, aka Vino
Date: Wed, Mar 6, 2013
Kobe Bryant recently tweeted that he loves his new nickname: vino. Is the 34-year-old Lakers star insinuating he gets better with age? Apparently. But the Bleacher Report suggests convincingly that he’s not getting better with age, just getting better at managing his age-related limitations. Either way, he’s only about two to three years away from [...]
TSA gives corkscrews a wheels up
Date: Wed, Mar 6, 2013
The TSA, in its infinite wisdom, has deemed corkscrews safe to bring on planes again. And knives! (Blades must be under 6 cm.) And whiffle ball bats, hockey sticks, golf clubs, and other items that will be fun to see jostling for space in the overhead bins. But the big question for wine geeks is: [...]
Tasting Chateau Margaux 16 ways
Date: Tue, Feb 5, 2013
Paul Pontallier is a curious, open, and humble guy. All the more so since he is he managing director and winemaker at Chateau Margaux, where he has been for 30 years, crafting the sublime yet supremely expensive wines. Pontallier was in New York City last week and he brought suitcase full of treats to show [...]
The Left Bank Bordeaux Cup, where talent overfloweth
Date: Mon, Feb 4, 2013
I had a lot of fun a couple of weeks ago observing a bunch of business school students engage in competitive drinking. No, it wasn’t on-campus–it was the US qualifying round of the Left Bank Bordeaux Cup at the French Consulate on Fifth Avenue. I post a gallery of photos below but my story is [...]
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