Jan 11 2013
Ferrari – the founders of Trento DOC History The history of Cantine Ferrari dates back to the beginning of the 20th century when Giulio Ferrari had the idea of creating a sparkling wine inspired by French Champagne. He founded the winery in 1902 in Trento, Italy. Furthermore, Giulio Ferrari was the first vintner to plant …
Jan 06 2013
Super-Tuscan – Not your typical Italian wine In my last article I wrote about a wine from Montepulciano, Tuscany. In case you missed out on this stunning Vino Nobile di Montepulciano then follow this link to read the tasting notes for it. Today I have some tasting notes for another wine from Tuscany; this one …
Jan 02 2013
Frequent readers of this blog now that I’m a fan of Tenute Loacker. If you’re not familiar with this winery I recommend you to read this article which gives you a quick overview. Ysac is a white wine from Tenute Loacker’s Schwarhof estate in South Tyrol. I found this rather old bottle in my cellar …
Dec 30 2012
Good-value from Chile It’s once again time for some tasting notes that are not for an Italian wine! Today I have a red from Chile for you produced by biodynamic winery Emiliana. The wine has the unusual name Adobe. The wine has a cuvée of 85% Cabernet-Sauvignon, 9% Merlot and 6% Syrah. Adobe aged six …
Dec 28 2012
Over half a year ago I posted a series of winery reviews. Here you find a list of all wineries that have been reviewed so far. These reviews differ in many aspects to the regular wine reviews that you find on Vino in Love. The aim of each article is not to present you one …
