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Search Results for: Provins

2015 harvest: simply beautiful

10/09/2015 by Ellen Wallace Leave a Comment

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – The weather gods have been good. The 2015 grape harvest is officially underway in many areas and we can now say it: very good to great wine grape quality in most parts of Switzerland, with a slight dip in quantity. The sun has been shining, the evenings have been cool, the rain […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: 2015 harvest, Agriloro, Catherine Mercier, Cave La Romaine, dryness, Electus, Flanthey, Francesco Tettamanti, Givrins, grape flowering, heat, Joel Briguet, La Colombe, Philippe Bovet, Provins, vendange, veraison

Rosé it is, never mind the rain

22/07/2015 by Ellen Wallace Leave a Comment

The hot summer season is far from over, despite the first rain in weeks, quenching the parched fields, parks and lawns in the region. And rosé is very much the wine to drink when the weather is hot. Switzerland, like France and Italy, has seen great improvement in its rosé wines in the past 3-5 […]

Filed Under: Wineries Tagged With: Cave Cidis, Cave Genève, Provins, rosé wines

Back from Merlot judging

29/04/2015 by Ellen Wallace Leave a Comment

Two days of judging Merlot wines in Sierre at the Mondial du Merlot prompted reflection on a number of points. The quality of the wine was overall good to very good, with a few exceptions for wines where the cellar needs to do more work. My own table of five judges had one “great gold” […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Mondial du Merlot, Vinea, wine competitions

Wine label nonsense

14/04/2015 by Ellen Wallace Leave a Comment

What goes into a bottle of wine? According to Science 2.0, “Lots of things go into wine, such as soil, that is why some regions became famous for wine, but some winemakers add sucrose and other chemicals during manufacturing.” Were they trying a wine called “True Grit”? The article is about a group of researchers in […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: blends, Electus, most expensive Swiss wine, Mundi, Provin, Swiss red wines

Nuit des vieux millésimes coming up

11/03/2015 by Ellen Wallace Leave a Comment

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – One of the highlights on the wine calendar in French-speaking Switzerland has become the night when fine restaurants couple with top wineries to offer an evening of older vintages. March 19 will be the fourth Nuit des vieux millésimes, organized by Alexandre Truffer, who is the regional editor for the Vinum wine […]

Filed Under: Wineries Tagged With: Alexandre Truffer, Domaine des Muses winery, Mosimann's restaurant London, Nuit des vieux millésimes, Robert Taramarcaz

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