Bradley Horne is blown away by the quality, diversity, energy and passion he came across during a recent visit to Alsace. Where a number of younger winemakers are succeeding in making a name for themselves by “respecting tradition while driving fresh projects and new directions”. It’s “balance” he says that “makes Alsace one of the most exciting wine regions today”. Here he explains how.
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The less crowded road to the Coombsville AVA will fill your wine loving heart with delights. Rolling hills, family winegrowers and wild mountain terrain rise...
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