Have We Taken the “Less Is More” Wine Aesthetic Too Far?
If we refuse to accept that red wines can be both powerful and made without artifice, we cede the entire concept of diversity in wine.
- story: Jon Bonné
- illustration: Maria Hergueta
If we refuse to accept that red wines can be both powerful and made without artifice, we cede the entire concept of diversity in wine.
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