Yesterday Wine & Spirits editor-in-chief Joshua Greene (left) published the notes from his much-talked-about talk on the magazine’s website.
His address to the Unified Wine and Grape Symposium last week has been the subject of much discussion.
Click here to read Josh’s notes.
Here are my original post and my round-up of commentaries.
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Yesterday Wine & Spirits editor-in-chief Joshua Greene (left) published the notes from his much-talked-about talk on the magazine’s website.
[...] (I found the link to Greene’s notes via Parzen) [...]