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Wine Rating Standards: Against Dumbing Down

Professions develop their own standards. Often these standards reflect their self-interests and hide serious flaws. Unfortunately, the wine ranking systems which are widely in use do not reflect the inherent…

By Vedat Milor 4 Min Read

Drinking the Past

Hegel, a 19th century German philosopher, thought history only makes sense retrospectively, or, as he put it, “the owl of Minerva [symbolizing wisdom] spreads its wings only with the falling…

By Alexis Papazoglou 9 Min Read
Wine Rating Standards: Against Dumbing Down

Professions develop their own standards. Often these standards reflect their self-interests and…

4 Min Read
Drinking the Past

Hegel, a 19th century German philosopher, thought history only makes sense retrospectively,…

9 Min Read
Tête de Cuvée: Inside the Head of the Talented Sommelier Michele Smith

Nothing has shaped my thinking and preferences in ambitious restaurant dining more…

42 Min Read
Greece’s Wine Modernism

Greek wine might be experiencing global recognition in the past 30 years…

17 Min Read

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