The Neu-romantics
August 13 2023
by Robert Mason
I visited the Neusiedlersee DAC in September last year upon joining a press t...
August 13 2023
by Robert Mason
I visited the Neusiedlersee DAC in September last year upon joining a press t...
April 11 2023
by Pippa Hayward
Tucked away in France’s remote north-eastern corner, you could be forgiven f...
October 13 2022
by Pippa Hayward
My long-standing love affair with Spanish Wines is an open secret amongst my ...
September 21 2022
by Christina Rasmussen
When you think of Austria, it’s likely that your mind will conjure up images ...
May 17 2022
by Pippa Hayward
Grenache – is this the world’s most under-valued and overlooked grape? Cha...
April 21 2022
by Pippa Hayward
April is Portuguese Wine month at The Good Wine Shop – a very welcome chance ...
July 14 2021
by Pippa Hayward
Bierzo’s location in the most remote corner of Castilla y León - between Gal...
September 19 2020
by Richard Wilson
As a self-confessed Riesling nut and whilst in the midst of an Indian summ...
July 12 2019
by Richard Wilson
I recently read an article about the amount of time we function without sight...
April 15 2019
by Richard Wilson
The Sideways effect: “If anyone orders Merlot, I’m leaving. I am not drink...
March 22 2016
by thegoodwineshop Admin
Today, it seems extraordinary to consider that, in my early wine education, ...
May 02 2015
by thegoodwineshop Admin
Because Cabernet Sauvignon has so much more of everything – body, tannin, alc...
February 03 2015
by Richard Wilson
Most of us think of Tempranillo as the great grape of Rioja, but take a look...
November 01 2014
by thegoodwineshop Admin
As the days grow shorter and the temperature gets cooler, my wine tastes tur...
September 18 2014
by Richard Wilson
Once the loose woman of wine grapes, wont to rush into the embrace of an oak ...
July 01 2014
by Richard Wilson
The wine trade loves it – yet suggest a Riesling and you may get a spectrum ...