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I love burgundy labeling quirks! If it’s Chardonnay it’s meursault. If it’s Pinot noir it’s volnay! Gimme all your examples you’ve found in the comments.

Is this the rarest bottle of domaine de la romanee conti?

We tour the high density vineyards of one of the most exciting wine projects to release in 2026. We are in the Miao Lu La Roche vineyard with @azn.spice to discuss the philosophy and impact of these 20,000-33,000 vines per hectare plantings. How they’ll shape the wines being released in the coming years and if there will ever be a separate high density bottling! Also a quick view on just how densely planted 33,000 vines per hectare really is.

Earliest harvest on record in champagne has resulted in a historic change in allowed alcohol levels for 2026

Really damn good cause of the vintage? Or just a really well made wine? My historical data points on bizot whites have not been good so to my surprise this bottle was rocking!

@michelinguide just released their classification of Bordeaux What’s missing? What’s too high? What’s too low? Let me know in the comments since I don’t know anything about Bordeaux

I was told Kamcentre roast goose was the best goose in Hong Kong. All you had to do was eat in a bowling alley

Ugh stop trying to embarrass us for wanting to drink coche at 8am

Night 1 diaries in China Shanghai. @snowyemperor messaged me and asked if I wanted to get dinner with him and @chugschugschugs my first night in Shanghai. Since I love gathering with random men I’ve never met before from the internet I said sure. Notes to follow on the wines.

While we were touring the vineyards of Miao Lu - one of the most asked questions was to explain the netting that runs along all the vines at the domaine. Alex Xu runs us through two reasons and one that's unique to planting vineyards up at almost 10,000 feet elevation. P.S. My arms got lightly sunburned in this video within 15 minutes of sun exposure.