New varieties in New wineries
Each year I like to do a quick tally of which varieties are being used by Wineries designated as "new" by James Halliday in his Wine Companion.
Some "new" wineries are not new. They may have undegone a name change after a change of ownership; they may have finally got around to submitting wine after a few years in operation, or lots of other things might have happened.
But the "new" wineries, designated by a vine leaf in the Wine Companion, provide a very rough snapshot of what the new guys are thinking about.
So there are about 90 new wineries in James Halliday 2008 Wine Companion. The varieties listed are
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Some "new" wineries are not new. They may have undegone a name change after a change of ownership; they may have finally got around to submitting wine after a few years in operation, or lots of other things might have happened.
But the "new" wineries, designated by a vine leaf in the Wine Companion, provide a very rough snapshot of what the new guys are thinking about.
So there are about 90 new wineries in James Halliday 2008 Wine Companion. The varieties listed are
- Alicante Bouchet (2 wineries)
- Arneis 1
- Barbera 1
- Chambourcin 3
- Chenin blanc 1
- Dolcetto 3
- Gewurztraminer 5
- Grenache 25
- Harslevelu 1
- Malbec 5
- Mammolo 1
- Marsanne 3
- Melon de Bourgogne 1
- Meunier 2
- Mourvedre 14
- Nebbiolo 5
- Petit verdot 7
- Pinot gris 23
- Roussanne 1
- Sangiovese 7
- Saperavi 1
- Tannat
- Tempranillo 12
- Verdelho 12
- Viognier 31
- Zinfandel 3
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