In this issue of WFW
Features
- A Bold Vision of Australia's Future Fine Wine Landscape Brian Croser
- The Rebirth of New Zealand Syrah Paul White
- Terroir in Two Senses and None: Vineyards and Crus in the Land of the Bodegas Jesus Barquin
- Wine and the Market (Part 3) 1600-1800 Rod Phililips
- Wine as an Aesthetic Object Douglas Burnham and Ole Martin Skilleas
Departments
- Then and Now: Red Semillon: Return of the Wine Grape Tim James
- Bordeaux Portrait: Jean-Michel Cazes Fiona Morrison MW
- On the Vine: Clan Lines: Yalumba Margaret Rand
- Vinifera: Ciliegiolo Nicolas Belfrage MW
- Veraison: Cadence: Falling For It Bruce Schoenfeld
- Underground: What is Wine Investment? Hugo Rose MW
- Fine Wine Editions (Part 1) Portraits of Champagne Michael Edwards
- Fine Wine Editions (Part 2) Portraits of Central Italy Nicolas Belfrage MW
Tasting
- Laying Down: 2004 Barolo Nicolas Belfrage MW, Roy Richards and Franco Ziliani
- Gout de Terroir: Australian Riesling Margaret Rand, Gerard Basset MW and Alex Hunt
- Per Se: St-Aubin Premier Cru Jasper Morris MW, Toby Morrhall and Roy Richards
- Per Se: Low-Dosage Champagne Michael Edwards, Richard Bampfield MW and Tom Stevenson
- One Bottle: Burge Olive Hill Semillon 2002 Andrew Jefford
Food and Travel
- Hors D'Oeuvres: Team Players Francis Percival
- Vin Voyage: Mendoza George Taber
- Symposium: Krug Nec Plus Ultra Gil Lempert-Schwarz
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS
View a summary of the main articles and tastings in
previous issues of The World of Fine Wine.
Every issue carries comment from regular columnists
such as Hugh Johnson, Andrew Jefford, Michel
Bettane, and Randall Grahm, as well as news,
previews, reviews, auction analysis, miscellaneous
tasting notes, a calendar of fine wine events and a
directory of stockists worldwide.