A Rainy Good Friday in Malta
In Malta, wine, history, and place blend together. A rainy Good Friday reveals an island shaped by wind, stone, and centuries of movement.
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He Came Back
Michel Rolland helped shape Argentina’s wine identity for nearly 40 years. His influence still lives in its vineyards today.
A Glass at 5:30 in Paris
In Paris, wine is not always about dinner. Sometimes, it is just a glass at 5:30, quietly becoming part of the day.
Skip the Speech, Open the Bottle
A reflection on why wine matters more at the table than in applause, scores, or speeches.
Argentine Wines Find Their Natural Partners
A reflection on changing light in Paris, harvest beginning in Argentina, and why wine always follows the rhythm of seasons.
Welcome to the 2026 Argentina Collection
Six wines from northern Argentina and Mendoza that reflect how the club has matured, returning to its roots with deeper intention.
The Status of Obsession
A reflection on wine obsession, attention, and why commitment stands out more than access in a frictionless world.
The $1.5 Million Lesson
A reflection on finite wine, early believers, Tacana, and why real value is built slowly, one harvest and one table at a time.
People Say It’s Expensive. I Say Difficult.
From Wine Paris to remote Argentine vineyards, a reflection on why small producer wine costs what it does and what difficulty really means.
Why We Can’t Say Wine Makes Us Happy
A reflection on honest wine language, tasting notes, and why wine was always meant to be shared, not analyzed.