The Grape Hunter : Petit Manseng
I guess that in a way one could look at Petit Manseng as the prodigal son of the Manson...
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Category: The Grape Hunter
The Grape Hunter : Jacquère
Ah, Jacquère… there’s a special space in my heart for your oft-austere charms....
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The Grape Hunter : Mondeuse
It’s a great shame that we don’t see much of the poor old Mondeuse grape (Pronounced...
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The Grape Hunter : Mollard
This time around we focus upon the Mollard varietal, a grape that one will find almost...
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The Grape Hunter : Pelaverga
The Grape Hunter is an irregular column where we seek out some of the more esoteric grape...
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The Grape Hunter : Bourboulenc
I still feel a little guilty, as up until a recent trip to Languedoc I had been terribly...
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The Grape Hunter : País
Although many would think of the Carménère grape as being the signature grape of Chile,...
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The Grape Hunter : Scuppernong
No, it’s not April the 1st, and no, the Scuppernong grape is not a figment of my fevered...
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The Grape Hunter : Trebbiano Spoletino
“Trebbiano?!” I hear you say, your sense of dismissal and derision palpable as you say...
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The Grape Hunter : Carignan Blanc
Just when you thought you were getting to grips with the myriad grapes of southwestern...
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The Grape Hunter : Nosiola
I’d certainly forgive you if you were unfamiliar with the medium-sized berry white grape...
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The Grape Hunter : Sumoll
If you are unfamiliar with the red Sumoll varietal then don’t get down on yourself. With...
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