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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/france/414/cotes-du-rhone-villages-aop?CommentId=22c44cf7-c574-4e13-b0b6-3dc0dba47222
Thank you for clarifying
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/france/687/cote-de-nuits-villages-aop?CommentId=13bdcd52-75ba-46d5-8bad-d4e9fa2dbd28
Hey, Rasmus! Still waiting for EU approval on this one. We will keep our eyes on it!
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/georgia/2723/kvareli-pdo?CommentId=fce6ad4c-1663-4f56-a3cc-86005f6050eb
Hey, Bujar! Yes, these two PDOs overlap, offering producers the chance to make dry or sweet reds.
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/france/689/blagny-aop?CommentId=3cbd7eeb-e02f-4420-b9be-7eed9d05fe29
Hey, Rasmus! This is official as of October. The entry is updated. Thanks!
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/france/687/cote-de-nuits-villages-aop?CommentId=c87bf687-af56-4218-81cf-5e5f4fcf8ab5
Fixin and Brochon was recently removed from the Côte de Nuits village level, leaving it to 3 villages. see this updated Cahier des charges
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/georgia/2723/kvareli-pdo?CommentId=b50e2965-9a45-48ca-83d7-57628364e479
Would this and Kindzmarauli have identical or overlapping boundaries ?
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https://www.guildsomm.com/public_content/features/b/announcements/posts/new-maps-germany-and-spain?CommentId=6b94ea2f-13fb-4c8f-b864-da9701564085
Love the maps! Thank you so much for providing them! One request: For those of us who download them to have them readily available on our computers, would it be possible to put the date when each map was actually last updated? As it is, every map says it was updated October…
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/germany/900/rheingau?CommentId=ee8301a3-e297-4e4d-96e6-6c847c9eed68
I posted this on WSG as well: I’m currently creating my own version of wine maps using the soon to be deprecated Google Earth Pro (Google Earth Web is supposed to kind of replace it). This involves reading a country’s wine laws defining a region and then finding the data sets to…
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/france/655/meursault-aop?CommentId=40fdcee8-c29d-4401-a4e0-c2a40a068b83
Same as with blagny Meursault also allows Cesar, Meursault also recently added melon, Aligote and sacy to the allowed white varieties. The cashier has also been updated. cashier
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/france/689/blagny-aop?CommentId=a2296801-2f21-435a-8b05-35c3abc2af85
I believe it was recently announced that Cesar is allowed up to 15%. Has this been officially approved?
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https://www.guildsomm.com/learn/study/w/study-wiki/166/greece-and-eastern-europe?CommentId=21ec3107-b208-4229-8e52-ea2084a3bbc4
Hello, just a clarification on compendium tokaji "Aszu" it is said not be released prior to January 1 of the third year after harvest, but here in the study guides says "Aszú"; it ages for just over two years prior to release (with a minimum 18 months in barrel)? so how to…
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Blog Post: Caviar with Alayna Steinman and Chef Austin Waiter
In this episode of GuildSomm: Into the Glass, host and Master Sommelier Chris Tanghe speaks with two guests from Houston, Texas, to discuss the complexities of caviar. Alayna Steinman is the COO and co-owner of Altima Caviar , a company focused on partnering with sustainable…
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https://www.guildsomm.com/public_content/features/articles/b/bryce-wiatrak/posts/chardonnay-gains-in-germany-and-austria?CommentId=9d4ceec9-cc67-4cd5-94eb-4eb491bec0fd
My mouth is watering! I’m curious about the price points?
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Wiki Page: Germany
In the public eye, the story of German wine usually begins and ends with Riesling. Contents Setting the Stage Origin of the 1971 Germany Wine Law The 1971 German Wine Law Today The VDP The Grapes of Germany Winegrowing Regions of Germany Sommeliers and wine critics, well…
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/expert_guides/w/expert-guides/2444/germany?CommentId=7b0bb84d-ec7f-4a27-9e73-5031e1d5b62b
Hey, Rasmus! The number itself sits closer to ~65% (closer to 2/3) . The guide has been updated to reflect that. Thanks for catching this.
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Wiki Page: Greece
If Greek wine has already seen a new dawn, one thing is for sure: it is just the beginning. New wineries, new faces, and new ideas crop up at every harvest and at an ever-accelerating pace, making Greece one of the most vibrant wine regions in the world. -Konstantinos Lazarakis,…
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Wiki Page: Spain
"I would sooner be a foreigner in Spain than in most countries. How easy it is to make friends in Spain!" - George Orwell, "Homage to Catalonia," 1938 Contents History of Spain Land & Climate Spanish Wine Law The Grapes of Spain Atlantic Coast Duero River Valley Ebro River…
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/france/110/bordeaux-second-and-third-labels?CommentId=6319e015-dae6-4810-aaf1-4acfc961eb92
Thanks, Stephen! The entry is updated.
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/france/454/bonnezeaux-aop?CommentId=eeeb8515-bd83-4bbd-abd5-4088ac05cbc8
Hey, Daniel! This discrepancy is an interesting one. The AOP itself covers ~120 ha of total land. The actual plantings in the area hover closer to 100ha, and the amount utilized exclusively for sweet wines sits around 80ha.
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https://www.guildsomm.com/research/compendium/w/france/2646/sable-de-camargue-aop?CommentId=4d9933f4-2c0c-468d-9b4a-747b7a0bbd51
INAO Map link - https://inao.cognix.cloud/index.php/s/AfChDpBNxYPolzH?path=%2FAIRE_GEOGRAPHIQUE%2FAOC_SABLE_DE_CAMARGUE#pdfviewer