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Where Has All the Chartreuse Gone?
On the Carthusian monks' decision to limit production of their famed liqueur and what it says about quality and scale in our soul-crushing modern world.
Jason Wilson
Feb 24
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Wine Media Is Broken: A Case Study
In a "post-critic" world, reviews have only become more monetized. Do publications care about readers or scores?
Jason Wilson
Sep 6, 2022
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Down the Portuguese Wine Rabbit Hole
Visiting Lisbon's new wave of bars and restaurants rekindled my love affair with Portugal's obscure grapes.
Jason Wilson
Mar 1
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Is White Lotus the New Sideways?
Winners and losers in HBO's sharp cultural commentary on wine.
Jason Wilson
Nov 29, 2022
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Among the Americans in Lisbon
As Portugal cracks down on hordes of visitors, what does a shot of cherry liqueur say about what's "touristy" and what's not?
Jason Wilson
Feb 22
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Satay, Chardonnay, and Why Wine Does Not Have An "Old People Problem"
What the pairing of Indonesian skewers and low-end Burgundy can teach us about the real reason why California wine is struggling.
Jason Wilson
Jan 31
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So Fine Dining Is Dead? Okay, Bring on the Next Thing
In which we continue our conversation about light reds by stopping to consider Noma's impact on wine culture. Plus: Alpine red picks.
Jason Wilson
Jan 10
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Nice Work, Emily. You 'Discovered' the Champagne Cocktail...
First the Aperol Spritz, then the Negroni Sbagliato, and now the Kir Royale. It's the sparkling cocktail's world and we're just living in it. Here are a…
Jason Wilson
Jan 17
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Wine Writing Is Travel Writing. At Least It Could Be.
Unfortunately, most of it is not, and that's one reason why we suffer through so much poor wine prose.
Jason Wilson
Mar 3
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A Modest Proposal: Term Limits For Wine Columnists
Oh, look: Another entrenched writer at a legacy publication burped out 1,200 words on their "skepticism" of natural wine. Ho hum.
Jason Wilson
Mar 24
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A Long Drink After a Long Week and—For Some—After a Long, Dry January
After a week of talking about the "crisis" in the wine business, maybe what we need is a ready-to-drink cocktail in a can.
Jason Wilson
Feb 3
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The Mystery of Nebbiolo de Baja
Is Valle de Guadalupe's signature grape the same as that of Italy's famed Barolo? Maybe, maybe not. Also, a practical travel guide to the region.
Jason Wilson
Dec 13, 2022
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