Tag: wine making

• The Buyer Latest: Building Vineyard Diversity to Combat Climate Change

  

  I am thrilled to share with you my first article in the prestigious UK publication – The Buyer. This topic is so important and this article was a true labor of love for me. Please take a moment to read it and share your thoughts with me.

  Michelle Williams

  December 1, 2020

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  Australia, Austria, biodynamic farming, biodynamic viticulture, climate change, farming, Montinore Estate, Pares Balta, Penedes, The Buyer, Thousand Candles Winery, Troon Vineyards, viticulture, wine making

• Forbes Article: Antiquity Meets Modernity In Alentejo, Resulting In Outstanding Wine

  

  How familiar are you with Portuguese wine? Located just over an hour outside Lisbon is Altentejo, “the bread basket of Portugal.” This region is home to two historical towns, both UNESCO World Heritage sites, incredible food, and fabulous wine.

  Michelle Williams

  February 21, 2020

  Alentejo, Food, Portugal, Portuguese wine, Travel, Wine, Winetasting

  Alentejo, Alicante Bouschet, Antao Vaz, cork, cork production, cork trees, Evora, food, Food and Wine Pairing, foodie, History, Portugal, Portuguese wine, Texas Hill Country, Touriga Nacional, travel, UNESCO World Heritage Site, wanderlust, wine, wine making, Winelover