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After 30 years of living in France, our correspondent has finally concluded that one region beats all the rest. NADIA ISAKOVA/GETTY Pause for fort: the towers of Carcassonne See article here Anthony Peregrine January 7 2018, 12:01am, The Sunday Times &...
saint-chinian-article-2016-langliving Click here to read my article on Saint Chinian wines, reprinted from “Languedoc Living” online magazine. Eight pages in Word, which take a while to download! ...
FPN Apr 17 expert – owning a vine My article from “French Property News”, reprinted with permission. The travails of an amateur gardener: struggles with an ancient Muscat vine decorating our...
http://www.laurent-miquel.com/en/news/ My good friends Laurent and Neasa have kindly added “Gorley’s Guide 2” to their NEWS SECTION. Excellent wines, including their new Albarino from...
http://www.jancisrobinson.com/articles/book-reviews-2015-africa-china-and-an-ebook Written by Tamlyn Currin 7 Jan 2016 The Wines and Winemakers of Languedoc-Roussillon Gorley’s Guide 2 – vineyards, people and places of the wilder south of France – by Peter...
Andre Deyrieux of www.winetourisminfrance.com writes about my Languedoc selection of places to eat, stay and enjoy wines. Photo taken by Olivier Grataloup in the cosy ambiance of Le Chameau Ivre in Beziers, run by Philippe Catusse. I’m not quite as small as the...
L’oenotourisme de Peter Gorley by Andre Deyrieux Article du 30-01-2016 L’heure n’est plus trop à l’impression et au papier. Aussi, 13 ans après l’édition de son Gorley’s Guide des vignerons et des vins du Languedoc et du Roussillon, Peter Gorley – qui a effectué...
With an Australian mother and a seafaring Devonian father, travel must be in my blood. When I was seven and living in Putney SW15, Mum broached an old bottle of Seppelt’s “champagne” to celebrate Dad’s homecoming, and perhaps the die was cast: wine’s in my blood too....
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