
Benjamin Lewin MW
Benjamin Lewin MW is a scientist, wine journalist and author based in London. After a life devoted to molecular biology, he became a Master of Wine in 2008. He has published three books on wine: What Price Bordeaux?, Wine Myths and Reality, and In Search of Pinot Noir. Aside from Decanter, he has contributed to Wine & Spirits Magazine and writes the ‘myths and realities’ column for World of Fine Wine. He has his own blog, called Lewin on Wine.
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The classification system in Burgundy
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The 1855 Classification: on the mark or marketing ploy?
The 1855 classification of the Médoc has never been revised. Benjamin Lewin MW asks whether it still expresses the true quality of each château or if it’s now just a marketing ploy
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Yeasts: do you know what’s flavouring your wine?
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Vin de France: Free the winemaker
More and more high-flying producers are joining the Vin de France category as they rebel against strict appellation rules. Benjamin Lewin MW reports...
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Burgundy’s micro-négociants: small and perfectly formed
Burgundy's new breed of micro-négociant is just as likely to be found in the field or cellar as in a plush office in Beaune, resulting in a fascinating variety of cuvées. Benjamin Lewin MW reports
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