Oenology enhanced by innovation
In partnership with Spanish Wine Academy
Sally Easton MW is a wine journalist, consultant and educator based in the Hampshire, UK. She became a Master of Wine in 1998 and has been a wine buyer for Augustus Barnett and Victoria Wine, before heading up the buying team at Berry Bros & Rudd. Today she runs her own business via her website, WineWisdom.com, offering consultancy, training, events, judging and writing.
In partnership with Spanish Wine Academy
English wine is more than just traditional-method sparklers...
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A process designed by NASA scientists to remove airborne contaminants can eliminate TCA as well.
A year-long life cycle analysis (LCA) of the environmental impact of cork, plastic and aluminium screwcap stoppers has found what is already widely accepted: that cork is the most environmentally-friendly stopper.
There’s nothing more dispiriting than opening a corked wine. So why is cork still the closure of choice for wine drinkers, asks Sally Easton MW
You may think that a quick 10 minutes in the fridge will do the job, but all good wines benefit from being stored – and hence served – at the right temperature. Multi-faceted cabinets with various temperature settings can provide that, but are they really worth the outlay, asks Sally Easton MW��
As a topic, it has split the wine community. As a choice, it has baffled consumers. SALLY EASTON explores the pros and cons of the various bottle closures