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cork and bottle search primary menu skip to content search for: uncategorized new year, new site. january 16, 2015 riparian i’ve been off line for a little while but i’m working hard to get the site back up and running again. it may take a couple of weeks but i will relaunch very soon. watch this space. if you have any enquiries, questions or need to contact me in the meantime you can email me administrator (at) corkandbottle.co.uk pieter rosenthal ewbc , travels mapping the douro february 19, 2014 riparian i have a fascination with maps. when my parents took us on our first trip to america’s west coast back in the 80’s, my brother and i spent weeks pouring over the rand mcnally road atlas we bought beforehand, working out the most exciting route for our month long adventure. then i got into wine and remember buying my first wine book back in 1988. it was an old edition of the world atlas of wine by hugh johnson and to this day, many editions later, it is still my favourite wine book. maps provide a context for me and allow me to fill in the images for myself. maps create a familiarity to a place i’ve never been. and for those places i have been, the maps take me back to the memories, recreating travels and adventures, better than any picture can. i imagine it was a similar fascination that drove joseph forrester when he created the first detailed map of the douro valley in portugal. joseph arrived in portugal in 1831 to join his uncle who was a partner in a port house. although he got involved in the business initially, he ended up devoting himself to a comprehensive survey of the douro valley from the upper reaches near the spanish border all the way down to the outflow into the atlantic. this resulted in a map that was to be one of the most important works of its kind. looking at the river today gives you some idea of the scale of the task that would have faced him, but the many tourist vessels, traveling up and down make it look rather sedate and much of the river has now been tamed by dams, ultimately as a result of forrester’s work. in his day forrester would have been traveling into the unknown and he and his team had to negotiate the wild rapids flowing through the huge canyon in handmade wooden boats. the douro gave him his life’s work but also took his life when the boat he was traveling in was overwhelmed in one of the fearsome rapids. his body was never to be recovered. as we travel high up in the douro the map becomes a reality. we glimpse some of the history in the museum in regua where the map hangs tucked away in a corner, as part of a larger exhibition of the historic douro. and we get a feel for the river itself on a boat trip leaving from pinhao, further upstream. i am in no doubt our experience is hugely different from forrester’s. i ponder this as we sip sparkling wine aboard a small motorised vessel and take in the stunning views. but it is high above the river, walking through the quinta da boavista, it is easiest to step back in time. forrester visited boavista, until recently owned by offley, the company his uncle was a partner in. as a winery it has fallen silent. but now this piece of douro history is owned by tony smith, who is keen to breathe new life into its ancient walls. lunch is served in the old ‘lagares’, the big stone throughs where in days gone past the vineyard workers would crush the grapes at harvest time with their bare feet. one of the more unusual places i’ve had the pleasure of having lunch. tony already owns quinta de covela, located just outside the demarcated douro valley. here he and winemaker rui cunha make vinho verde to die for from the local avesso grape. their efforts have been rewarded this week when they received the trophy for best viticulture from the revista de vinhos magazine. for now there is no wine at quinta da boavista but judging by tony’s ambitions, this is going to be one quinta to watch. let’s just say he seems very keen to put it back on the map. i’m sure joseph forrester would have been pleased. uncategorized water into wine january 15, 2014 riparian the decorations are tidied away for another year and we look back on a busy and very fulfilling christmas. as we have time to breathe, january is also a good time to catch up on reading and we were very pleased to see a feature on the argentinean wines from familia zuccardi in decanter magazine this month. their serie a malbec is our best-selling malbec, which is no surprise, considering its fruity vibrancy and sheer drinking pleasure, combined with a great price. the zuccardi story has its beginnings in water rather than wine. alberto zuccardi (now 92 and still keeps a keen eye on the family business) was an engineer who was creating a cement pipeline bringing much needed water to the mendoza region. to demonstrate the pipeline’s usefulness alberto planted a vineyard there in 1963. at first it was no more than a byline, but when a new winery followed a few years later it was clear what his priorities really were. what started with water, quickly turned to wine. at the time it was bulk wine, sold to the highest bidder, but it took alberto’s son jose (the current president of the company) to take the wines to the uk and establish the zuccardi name firmly as one of the industry’s leaders. the quality of the wines speaks for itself owing to both jose and now his son sebastian, who joined the company in 2002 and has inherited much of his father’s enthusiasm and energy. article was written for the shop blog crossstobswine.co.uk general , opinion do you know the way july 29, 2013 riparian you can stand out on that highway, look as far as you can see, but when you get to that horizon, there’s always someplace else to be, – steve earle – “it’s all up to you” us wine geeks are forever waxing lyrical about something strange, exotic and unusual. we love discovering new things, rare grape varieties and quirky wines. yet most wine drinkers pop a bottle or two of their usual in the supermarket trolley without really thinking about it. pinot grigio or a sauvignon blanc, something inoffensive. for us wine geeks most of it is dull stuff but i often wonder why people do it. the people i know don’t eat the same thing every single day, so why do they drink the same wine every single day? the answer is probably fear; of making a mistake, as if that were possible with wine. fear of wasting money. or perhaps it is just laziness and a lack of inquisitiveness. perhaps it’s the feeling of being overwhelmed by choice and having no idea where to start. when i was reading a blog post by one of my glasgow running buddies, who calls himself “the german”, i felt he was reading my mind. he writes about being lost, not in the world of wine but in the mountains. he’s an endurance runner (unlike me) and, it appears, a very good navigator. the post isn’t about wine and he’s using his post as a metaphor, but i bet a lot of people who don’t know much or anything about wine would feel like they were lost in the mountains without a map, afraid to make a mistake. now you can do two things. panic!! and then retrace your steps to see if you can find your way back to pinot grigio, or you can open your mind, breathe in deeply, push on and see what’s round the next corner. so many of you go to farmers’ markets or local shops and care about what you eat, yet when it comes to wine it’s the same old faceless big supermarket brands you buy. so if you have even a small sense of adventure, why not extend that to the wines you discover. search out the real wines, the real stories, the real people. let someone guide you to places you haven’t been before. you don’t need to know your chardonnay from your chablis to discover something new, you just need a glass. the world of wine is a lot safer to navigate than the rugged scottish mountains … and you can do it from the comfort of your armchair general , tastings innocence of youth april 26, 2013 pieter 10 comments taking pinot 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