Q&A with Josef Chromy: Respect for the land
From meat and livestock to wines, Josef Chromy elevates Tasmanian hospitality with his celebration of the land and its produce.
From meat and livestock to wines, Josef Chromy elevates Tasmanian hospitality with his celebration of the land and its produce.
Beronia Wine from Rioja made waves at the prestigious culinary awards in Bilbao, and is now available in Singapore following Singapore’s hosting of the World’s 50 Best.
Akiko Freeman from Freeman Winery wowed everyone with her discerning palate, which is how she found herself making Burgundian-style Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in California.
LeVeL33 taps its first collaboration beer in August, a joint project between brewmaster Gabriel Garcia and Jayne Lewis, from Melbourne’s acclaimed Two Birds Brewing which has created flavours like taco beer.
For 20 years, Alex Dale from The Winery of Good Hope has championed Chenin Blanc in his adopted homeland of South Africa – and is finally drinking the results.
Biodynamic winemaker Vanya Cullen’s keen ‘taste of place’ and connection to the land is the reason that Cullen Wines continues to put Margaret River on the map.
Sixth-generation Chablis winemaker Louis Moreau clues us in on why the world is drinking more of its steely Chardonnay than ever.
We find out just how much of luck, art and science went into millenial winemaker Nic Peterkin’s independent Margaret River wine label, L.A.S. Vino.
Juan Carlos López de Lacalle of Artadi caused waves when he quit the Rioja appellation, which allows only one geographic indication.