Not Drinking Poison
The Gard contains multitudes. A few more reports from this culturally hybrid wine region before we head further south for Issue 5, coming later in September.
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Emilie and Brice Bolognini are making masterful whites and rosés from the ancient salt flats of the Costières de Nîmes.
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Nathan George and Kim Eberhard run this enchanting terraced wine bar, which hosts a succession of traveling chefs - and one of the great natural wine l…
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And other subjects pertaining to natural wine production in the clay-limestone valley west of Nîmes. An interview with Domaine Mouresippe's Alain Allie…
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La Sorga's Antony Tortul and friends bring their iconic, shared natural wine label back to its roots.
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Catching up with pioneering natural wine retailer Luc Desrousseaux at the old-town dining destination he runs with his sommelière partner Brigitte Caza…
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Episode 4 in a series about how future winemakers are trained in Burgundy.
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In the Gard, where the Rhône meets the Languedoc and Provence, a new wave of innovative natural vignerons emerges - rewriting the playbook for southern…
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