Searching for the Terroir of Gin in the Scottish Highlands by Roger Morris | July 20, 2022 A few years ago, while on a Scotch-drinking tour of the Highlands, I paused for a few hours to contemplate... Read More
Deconstructing the Holy Trinity of Winemaking by Roger Morris | June 23, 2022 As with all religions, winemaking has its myths and fables, its mainstream congregations and its heretic sects, its prophets and... Read More
With 2022 in the Barrel, Andrea Calderon Heads North to Discuss Wines of Chile by Roger Morris | June 14, 2022 Summertime up here in the Northern Hemisphere – Grapes are beginning to look exuberant teenagers, and winegrowers in this top... Read More
At Long Last: Premier Cru 2020 from Pouilly-Fuissé by Roger Morris | May 11, 2022 One day soon, a giant container ship, most likely one travelling out of Le Havre in northwest France, will dock... Read More
Shut Up and Drink Your Pinot Noir! by Roger Morris | April 30, 2022 I love sitting down with a winemaker and tasting her wines, but only because opening bottles and filling glasses gives... Read More
Evolutionary Winemaking Comes to Patagonia by Roger Morris | March 17, 2022 If you ever couch ideas in terms of Darwinian evolution, then winegrowing in Patagonia makes a lot more sense today... Read More