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Exploring Secrets Of Success For Winemaker Jesse Katz Of Aperture Cellars - Vimarsana News

Exploring Secrets Of Success For Winemaker Jesse Katz Of Aperture Cellars

Jesse Katz has achieved eight perfect 100-point scoring wines and broke the world’s record for crafting the highest-priced wine ever sold at auction to date.

Source: forbes.com
Aperture Cellars Partners with Local Restaurants to Repurpose Raisined Fruit - Vimarsana News

Aperture Cellars Partners with Local Restaurants to Repurpose Raisined Fruit

Healdsburg, CA (PRWEB) January 26, 2023 -- Aperture Cellars has partnered with local Healdsburg chefs to repurpose the winery’s sorted out excess raisined

Source: prweb.com
WineInk: A Gift of Wine - Vimarsana News

WineInk: A Gift of Wine

Using wine as mechanism to fund good causes is hardly new. But “The Setting” has, in a short time, used wine as a way to help provide those with needs with support from those with means.

The Decanter interview: Peter Vinding-Diers - Vimarsana News

The Decanter interview: Peter Vinding-Diers

In a winery line-up, you wouldn’t pick out Peter Vinding-Diers as the winemaker. This tall, confident man, still dashing in his late seventies, looks as though he’d rather be striding across moorland with dogs in tow than pruning vines. It was a glimpse of the vineyards of Beaune that first made him think that making wine could be his future. At that time, he probably never dreamed that in the years ahead he would be acclaimed as an oenological wizard, especially for his work in isolating yeasts and solving other winemaking conundrums; nor that he would play a major role as an early ‘fl...

The Passing of a Tuscan Gentleman - Vimarsana News

The Passing of a Tuscan Gentleman

I never met Alessandro de Renzis Sonnino. And I regret that. De Renzis Sonnino, the elegant, silver-haired and bearded Tuscan aristocrat who took over his family’s Castello Sonnino and its Chianti vineyards in Montespertoli more than 30 years ago, succumbed to COVID-19 at the beginning of this month. He was 64—still in his wine prime. “It is a big loss for us, but also for the world of wine,” lamented Castello Sonnino enologist Renato Iaconi, who worked closely with the man many knew simply as "the Barone." “He was the kind of figure who is disappearing from the world. A romantic fi...