Jeroboams

Italian Whites for Food

Aldi, Coop, Food, Italy, Jeroboams

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Simon Judge

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13 April 2024

Fiona Beckett in The Guardian Newspaper discusses how Italian wines, particularly white wines, are specifically crafted to complement food. It highlights that Italian wines often lack overt fruit flavours or excessive oakiness, maintaining lower alcohol levels to enhance rather than overwhelm simple, seasonally focused dishes. The article notes the appeal of Italian whites due to…
Jeroboams Trade Portfolio Tasting 2024

Jeroboams, Past Tastings

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Simon Judge

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7 March 2024

Jeroboams is a London-based wine merchant, well-regarded for its extensive and exciting selection of wines, Champagnes, specialist cheeses and charcuterie. The company, founded by Peter Rich, started as a cheese and wine club before opening its first shop in South Kensington in 1985, specialising in quality cheeses, oils, vinegars and wines. Over the years, Jeroboams…
Unusual Varietals

Aldi, Jeroboams, M&S, Sainsbury’s, Varietals, What to Buy

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Simon Judge

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20 January 2024

Fiona Beckett from the Guardian newspaper has an article on Obscure Wines to Liven up Jaded Palates. She explains how unusual varietals of wine are currently popular, as seen in selections from high-street retailers. Wines from regions not traditionally associated with specific grapes are gaining interest. Examples include Italian varietals like Sangiovese from Australia, Grüner…
Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Tasting

Jeroboams, Outpour, Past Tastings, Prosecco, Savage Wines, Vinatis

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Simon Judge

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11 October 2023

On Tuesday 10th October I attended the Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Trade & Media tasting. The Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG region lies near Venice, in the foothills of the pre-alps. This small area is known for its steep vineyards, which are primarily tended by hand due to the challenging terrain. These labour-intensive practices have…

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