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Grape Files: Muscat(s)!

A galaxy of muscats.

Posted byJames SlighAugust 19, 2024August 22, 2024Posted inClasses, Geek-Focused, What are grape varieties?, Wine WritingTags:Aegean Sea, Ancient Wine, Calingasta, Cara Sur, Garalis, Greek Islands, Itata, Leonardo Erazo, Margins, Matassa, Moscatel, Moscato, Muscat, Muskateller, Northeastern Italy, The Americas, Veneto, What are grape varieties?, Zibbibo2 Comments on Grape Files: Muscat(s)!

Class Recap: “Sailing Like Phoenicians”

Saturday evening remote session, 1.15.2022

Posted byJames SlighFebruary 13, 2022March 4, 2022Posted inClasses, Underrated Wine RegionsTags:Ancient Wine, Andalucía, Catalunya, Co-Ferments, Cota 45, Grenache, Mediterranean, palomino, Phoenicians, Provence, Sicus, Sulauze1 Comment on Class Recap: “Sailing Like Phoenicians”

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