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Under the tuscan sun

Swiss transplant Barbara Widmer has put down strong roots at Brancaia in the Chianti hills, where she aims to create wines that are an original expression of the local terroir. Nargess Banks visits the estate

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ARGIANO'S POSITIVE TWIST

Listening intently to the land, fastidious soil mapping and a scholarly approach to viticulture, has earned the oldest Montalcino winery’s Brunello, red wine of the year. Nargess Banks visits the Tuscan estate to learn more

Under the tuscan sun

Swiss transplant Barbara Widmer has put down strong roots at Brancaia in the Chianti hills, where she aims to create wines that are an original expression of the local terroir. Nargess Banks visits the estate

Bernardino Sani Argiano Wine Maker

ARGIANO'S POSITIVE TWIST

Listening intently to the land, fastidious soil mapping and a scholarly approach to viticulture, has earned the oldest Montalcino winery’s Brunello, red wine of the year. Nargess Banks visits the Tuscan estate to learn more

VOICES, the wine and food magazine for Maze Row Wine Merchant
VOICES, the wine and food magazine for Maze Row Wine Merchant

VOICES is on a mission to discover the world of wine through different lenses

Alcia Towns Maze Row Wine Collective
NEW PERSPECTIVES

Alicia Towns Franken, executive director of nonprofit organization Wine Unify, talks to Kyla Marshell about race and diversity (or lack of) in the wine business

Pauline Vicard Maze Row Wines

A NEW CHAPTER

Pauline Vicard is helping reshape the future of fine wine with her think tank ARENI Global. She tells Nargess Banks her views on the ever-evolving story of luxury hospitality

Maze Row Wine Jancis Robinson
A QUESTION OF TASTE

How does the mystery of taste apply to wine? Stephen Bayley, an outspoken commentator on modern culture, art and design who has made it his life’s mission to unravel the riddle of taste, heads to 67 Pall Mall London to ask the queen critic of wine, Jancis Robinson

Stevie Stacionis, co-founder of Bâtonnage, speaks with Jordan Mackay in Voices by Maze Row
AGENTS OF CHANGE

Jordan Mackay speaks with Stevie Stacionis about Bâtonnage, the multifaceted organization the wine shop owner co-founded with writer and educator Sarah Bray in Napa in 2018 to support women in wine

Alcia Towns Maze Row Wine Collective
NEW PERSPECTIVES

Alicia Towns Franken, executive director of nonprofit organization Wine Unify, talks to Kyla Marshell about race and diversity (or lack of) in the wine business

Pauline Vicard Maze Row Wines

A NEW CHAPTER

Pauline Vicard is helping reshape the future of fine wine with her think tank ARENI Global. She tells Nargess Banks her views on the ever-evolving story of luxury hospitality

Maze Row Wine Jancis Robinson
A QUESTION OF TASTE

How does the mystery of taste apply to wine? Stephen Bayley, an outspoken commentator on modern culture, art and design who has made it his life’s mission to unravel the riddle of taste, heads to 67 Pall Mall London to ask the queen critic of wine, Jancis Robinson

Stevie Stacionis, co-founder of Bâtonnage, speaks with Jordan Mackay in Voices by Maze Row
AGENTS OF CHANGE

Jordan Mackay speaks with Stevie Stacionis about Bâtonnage, the multifaceted organization the wine shop owner co-founded with writer and educator Sarah Bray in Napa in 2018 to support women in wine

Battle of the somms

One offers efficiency and accuracy; the other passion and curiosity. Who will win in the clash between AI and human sommeliers, asks Lawrence Ulrich

It's AI time

From precision viticulture to optimized communications, artificial intelligence is set to revolutionize the winemaking world, writes Richard Hough

Battle of the somms

One offers efficiency and accuracy; the other passion and curiosity. Who will win in the clash between AI and human sommeliers, asks Lawrence Ulrich

It's AI time

From precision viticulture to optimized communications, artificial intelligence is set to revolutionize the winemaking world, writes Richard Hough

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