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Category Archives: Wine
Cognac
My recording at Soundcloud here Sat, Apr 06 2013. 12 12 AM IST A very nosy memory Blending great cognac is all about olfactory memory Shoba Narayan Pierrette Trichet, the cellar master of Rémy Martin. Photo: Courtesy Rémy Martin. What … Continue reading
Posted in Luxury, Mint, Wine
Tagged Baptiste Loiseau, Benoit Fils, Cigar, cognac, Courvoisier, eau de vie, eaux de vie, Louis XIII, Martell, Maurice Hennessey, Patrice Pinet, Pierrette Trichet, Remy Martin, snifter, Yann Fillioux
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Krsma Estates Sauvignon Blanc
Krsma Estates sent over a sample of their 2012 sauvignon blanc. Produced in Hampi Hills, this wine is not yet available in the market. Its producers, Uma and Krishna Chigurupati were featured in Mint’s power couples issue. In the same … Continue reading
Posted in Wine
Tagged alcohol content, chilling wine, Krsma Estates, wine and food pairings
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Chateau Haut-Brion
How to sell old wine in new bottles Indians like irreverent mavericks. We don’t know what to do with the too-polished ones Shoba Narayan Prince Robert was in Bangalore to showcase Château Haut-Brion. Photo: Aniruddha Chowdhury/Mint. Prince Robert of Luxembourg was … Continue reading
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Tagged Bordeaux, Champagne, Chateau Haut-Brion, china, Dom Perignon, Indian wine, Japan, Wine
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Links to stories
Here are some of my earlier wine stories. Robert Parker is obsolete; wine is in vogue Are you a wine philosopher? Behind every successful oenophile is a bootlegger Wine’s new tipping point Culinary Conference speech about wine New Zealand Cheese … Continue reading
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Master of Wine
I don’t know that I’ll ever become a Master of Wine (MW), but that is a pipe dream. As a result, and in the interest of furthering my knowledge– yes, really– I’ve been sampling a lot of wines. I thought … Continue reading
Champagne
A piece about my favorite beverage. I have been trying to write columns without using the letter “I” in it, as a kind of New Year resolution. This was very hard with this piece because my instinct was to begin … Continue reading
Posted in Mint, Wine
Tagged BRICs, bubbly, Champagne, champagne california, china, Cristal, David Lynch, Dom Perignon, French, Frieze, Gaurav Bhatia, GH Mumm, Japan, Jitish Kallat, Korbel, Krug, Lamberti Prosecco, Moet et Chandon, Piper Heidsieck, Pommery, Porsche Design, Rajiv Singhal, Ruinart, Russia, Studio Nendo, Taittinger, Veuve Clicquot, Vranken, Wine
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Champagne
It is the holiday season and I am thinking about celebratory foods and drinks: mulled wine, eggnog, champagne, christmas cake. Look for obscure facts, recipes and anecdotes.
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Beer Story for Cathay Pacific
This is a story called Bengaluru Beer. There is a fear that Delhi might over Bangalore as the Pub City of India– or has it already? The one person who I wanted to interview for this piece but couldn’t do … Continue reading
Posted in Airline Magazines, Food Writing, Silkroad, Wine
Tagged beer, Bengaluru, Biere Club, Blonde, Brewkerz, Geist, Guzzlers, ITC Gardenia, Kingfisher, Oktoberfest, Olive Beach, Scottish Pub, Taj West End, United Breweries, Whistling Wheat, Windsor Pub
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