# Jancis Robinson
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Jancis Mary Robinson OBE, ComMA, MW (born 22 April 1950) is a British wine critic, journalist and wine writer. She currently writes a weekly column for the Financial Times, and writes for her website JancisRobinson.com, updated daily. She also provides advice for the wine cellar of Queen Elizabeth II.
== Early life and education ==
Robinson was born in Cumbria, studied mathematics and philosophy at St Anne's College, University of Oxford, and worked for a travel company after leaving university; according to her website, she worked in marketing for Thomson Holidays.
The Truth About Wine Corks: Cork taint, Screwcaps, and sustainability
Carlos de Jesus of Amorim Cork joins Jeff Zacharia to explore how the cork industry fought its way back from the crisis of TCA, cork taint, and why the humble cork may matter more to wine's future than most of us realize.
For centuries, natural cork was virtually synonymous with fine wine. Then cam…
January 20th, 2024 John Skinner: Painted Rock Wines & VJ Gandhi: making our wines available in USA.-
John Skinner on his Painted Rock Wines /VJ Gandhi: making our wines available in USA.
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“If Painted Rock is going to compete with the best in the world we must have confidence in our terroir and allow it to express its uniqueness. That’s why we are 100% Estate.” John Skinner
John…
Sommeliers Aren't Supposed to Sit Down. — Bruce Wallner, MS
Should a sommelier ever sit down while the rest of the room is working?
Bruce Wallner is a Master Sommelier and the founder of Sommelier Factory, Toronto's wine school. He built the wine program at Palazzo Versace, worked under Gérard Basset at Hotel du Vin, and ran the cellar at the Trump Hotel To…
Johanniter: The PIWI Grape Poland Took to Its Heart | Winnica Silesian
Johanniter was crossed in 1968 in Freiburg, Germany, but German winemakers never really embraced it. Poland did. I taste the Johanniter Sur Lie 2021 from Winnica Silesian in Lower Silesia: Riesling freshness, yellow apple, honey and brioche, at only 11.5 % alcohol.
Along the way: the grape's genet…
Turán: Hungary's Colour Grape Behind Egri Bikavér | Nyolcas és Fia, Eger
In a local wine shop in Eger I found a rare dry Turán: the 2020 from Nyolcas és Fia. Turán was crossed in Eger in 1964 to give the Egri Bikavér blend its deep colour, and it is very rarely bottled on its own.
Along the way: the grape's genetics (Bikavér 8 × Gárdonyi Géza), the siege of Eger in 155…
Jancis Robinson
Jancis Robinson needs no introduction, but… is arguably the most respected, prolific and well-known person in wine today. She is the award-winning founder and Editor of JancisRobinson.com, a columnist for the Financial Times, the author of “The Oxford Companion to Wine” and… co-author of “The Worl…
Ezerjó: Hungarian White Grape Once Planted All Across the Country | Somló · Kőfejtő
In the 1970s and 80s Ezerjó was one of Hungary's most planted grapes; today you rarely come across it. I found this bottle by chance in the local wine shop in Somló, the volcanic hill in north-west Hungary: an Ezerjó from the small winery Kőfejtő.
Along the way: Mór, the small region between Budap…
Kéknyelű: The Must-Try Grape from Lake Balaton | Laposa, Badacsony
On the way home from Hungary I stopped at Lake Balaton and brought back a rare one: Kéknyelű from Laposa, one of the best-known estates of Badacsony. Kéknyelű, "blue stalk", grows almost only on the volcanic hills of Badacsony, with only about 47 hectares planted.
Along the way: Lake Balaton and i…
Elbling: Is This Grape Really 2,000 Years Old? | Stephan Steinmetz, Obermosel
Elbling was once one of the most planted grapes in Germany, and some say it goes back to the Romans. DNA says otherwise, but it is still one of the oldest German grape varieties. Today it is almost only found on the Obermosel, along the Luxembourg border.
Along the way: the old Roman legend and Pl…
Solaris: Why This Grape Thrives in Denmark | Ben Viehl, Skærsøgaard
Solaris is the grape of Nordic winemaking: a German PIWI that never really caught on at home but found its place in cool climates like Denmark, Sweden, Poland and the Netherlands. I visited Ben Viehl at Skærsøgaard in Dons near Kolding, Denmark's first commercially licensed winery and home of the c…
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