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Sigi Hiss: Degustations-Party in der Frauenbadi auf der Limmat
Sigi_hiss_kopf_lachend_icon de Sigi Hiss, le 14. juin 2011 18:13

Der Zürcher Weinsommer ohne unsere Degustations-Party in der Frauenbadi auf der Limmat, das wäre beinahe wie ein Sechseläuten ohne Böögg. Zwar können wir Euch keinen Pulverdampf und Pistolenrauch bieten, dafür entkorken 11 Schweizer Winzer aus sieben Weinbaukantonen rund 60 Weine. Dazu gibt’s Latin Fever und Soul von der Zürcher Partyband «Just Jazz». Und «Maître Fromager» Rolf Beeler bringt eigens selektionierte Rohmilchkäse mit aufs Wasser. Der Anlass findet bei jeder Witterung statt. Flyer_2011

Ort:                       Frauenbadi am Stadthausquai, 8001 Zürich

Datum:                Dienstag, 28. Juni 2011

Beginn:                20 Uhr (bis Mitternacht)

Eintritt:                CHF 25.–

Info:                      Die Platzzahl ist beschränkt, wir empfehlen eine frühzeitige Reservation auf www.mettlervaterlaus.ch oder per Mail auf info@mettlervaterlaus.ch

Decanter: Gerard Basset awarded OBE
Img_3280-klein_icon de Peter Niederhauser, le 14. juin 2011 09:44

by Adam Lechmere -  Gerard Basset, one of the world’s most accomplished sommeliers, has been awarded the OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.Gerard Basset

Basset joins Andre Simon, the late Harry Waugh, Jancis Robinson and other wine luminaries as a holder of the much-coveted civilian award.

The Order of the British Empire was established in 1917, and ranks second to the CBE, Commander of the British Empire, and above the MBE, Member of the British Empire.

Basset is considered to be at the height of his powers as a sommelier. Among numerous accolades he won the World’s Best Sommelier Competition in Santiago, Chile last year.

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www.vitabella.fr – Interview with Jean Merlaut, Chateau Gruaud Larose
Markus_schmidli_icon de Markus Schmidli, le 14. juin 2011 08:07

www.vitabella.fr – Jean Merlaut, Chateau Gruaud Larose : « I do not want this moment of pleasure to be overshadowed by the price. »Wine

As announced by Decanter magazine, Chateau Gruaud Larose, “a second-growth and the highest-profile property to declare its price in the slowest en primeur campaign for at least ten years” has released its price for the 2010 vintage on Tuesday 7 June. “Le Vin des Rois, Le Roi des Vins”, as defined by Abbe Gruaud in the 18th century, has indeed a special place in the heart of wine lovers who look for Saint Julien with an extraordinary aging potential. Jean Merlaut, owner of Chateau Gruaud Larose, discusses the 2010 En Primeur campaign. Version française: Cliquez ici.

 

Could you tell us more about the 2010 En Primeur campaign for chateau Gruaud Larose? Jean Merlaut: ““The 2010 vintage of Chateau Gruaud Larose has been proposed en

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Decanter: Chateau Margaux unveils Do-Chi-Nam as Bascaules replacement
Nadia_schmidli_icon de Nadia Schmidli, le 14. juin 2011 07:08

by Jane Anson in Bordeaux – Thomas Do-Chi-Nam, technical director of Chateau Pichon Comtesse de Lalande since Margaux1992, has been announced as the replacement for Philippe Bascaules at Chateau Margaux.

Philippe Bascaules will be leaving in September, after 11 years at Chateau Margaux, to begin his new role with Francis Ford Coppola at Inglenook Vineyard in California.

Dô-Chi-Nam will take over Bascaules’ role as Directeur d’Exploitation – estate manager and technical director – at the end of this year, after he has completed the 2011 harvest with Chateau Pichon-Longueville-Comtesse de Lalande.

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Decanter: Champagne 2011 harvest could be earliest since 2003
Noimage_icon de Peter Niederhauser, le 14. juin 2011 07:05

by Giles Fallowfield – August holidays have been cancelled in Champagne in anticipation of a very early harvest, possibly the earliest on record – especially if the warm weather of March to the end of May continues. Flowering was generally completed before the end of May and in some places the vines were in full flower by 21 May.

Adding 92 days – the average time over the past decade in Champagne between flowering and the start of the harvest—picking could start on 22 August. However because August is usually warmer and has more sun than September, it is possible the period between flowering may be even shorter, at just 80 days, which means the first grapes may be cut on August 16.

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