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Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 138, February 2015

Spring is in the air? Spring is (maybe) in the air although the vineyards around Europe still stand naked, waiting for their first green leaves. Some wine producers are doing the pruning of their vines,

Britt Karlsson & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 137, January 2015

We have just made official the wine tour program for the coming autumn. Take a look at the info below in the Brief. We will also soon be publishing the dates for our two upcoming

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 136, December 2014

A new wine year is about to begin. We will see new trends, new issues will be discussed and decided, new legislation will be made. Here are some of the things that we think will

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 135, November 2014

This month we give you a double dose of reading in the BKWine Brief. It’s been two meagre months, in terms of reading the Brief, since we have had so many wine tours to deal

BKWine Brief nr 134, October 2014

One of the things you discover when you travel around wine regions is that there are many, many more wine producers than those that are well-known and internationally distributed. He who is content to just

BKWine Brief nr 133, September 2014

Right now there are two important things going on. No it’s not the Middle East. Nor Ukraine. Not even the new Swedish government or Scottish secession vote. It is the wine harvest and the wine

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 132, August 2014

The first thing I have to say is that we are very excited. Very excited to soon see our first book in English, on organic and biodynamic and natural wines, on the shelves in book

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 131, July 2014

It’s 7 PM. Time for an aperitif. A “drink” before dinner. What’s your favourite kind of aperitif? We actually have a fairly limited repertoire of aperitifs. We rarely take a have “regular” wine. Well it

Britt Karlsson and Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 130, June 2014

It’s summertime and you long for white wines, right? There are so many white wines suitable for summer food. You can find a white wine to go with everything you eat, except perhaps lamb and

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 129, May 2014

The Drink Business had a fat headline the other day: “Natural wines can be aged for 50 years.” Said by Isabelle Legeron, a French wine expert and a big advocate for this type of wines.

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 128, April 2014

Winemakers in different countries face different problems. When we were in South Africa in March harvest was in full swing. Several times we had discussions on how to keep the baboons away from the vineyard.

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 127, March 2014

One of the joys of travelling to different wine regions is that you actually also get a bit of an insight into the culture, history, tradition and society of the regions or countries your visit.

BKWine Brief nr 126, February 2014

A few years back I read a detective novel that taught me a new expression (new for me) in Swedish. Not quite easy to translate but it goes something like this “oh, it’s a lot

Britt Karlsson & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 125, January 2014

What is the best qualification to have when drinking wine? Well, curiosity. Not a good nose or amazing taste buds. It is worth much more to be curious at what other producers are doing, in

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 124, December 2013

2013 is almost over. Thank you dear reader! You who read the BKWine Brief and BKWine Magazine! It is thanks to you that we continue to write. It is thanks to you that BKWine Magazine

BKWine Brief nr 123, November 2013

As easy as 1-2-3 is not what it is to produce a new issue of the Brief (hint: look at what issue it is). We are still recovering – catching up – from a rather

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 138, February 2015

Spring is in the air? Spring is (maybe) in the air although the vineyards around Europe still stand naked, waiting for their first green leaves.

BKWine Brief nr 134, October 2014

One of the things you discover when you travel around wine regions is that there are many, many more wine producers than those that are

BKWine Brief nr 133, September 2014

Right now there are two important things going on. No it’s not the Middle East. Nor Ukraine. Not even the new Swedish government or Scottish

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 131, July 2014

It’s 7 PM. Time for an aperitif. A “drink” before dinner. What’s your favourite kind of aperitif? We actually have a fairly limited repertoire of

Britt Karlsson and Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 130, June 2014

It’s summertime and you long for white wines, right? There are so many white wines suitable for summer food. You can find a white wine

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 129, May 2014

The Drink Business had a fat headline the other day: “Natural wines can be aged for 50 years.” Said by Isabelle Legeron, a French wine

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 128, April 2014

Winemakers in different countries face different problems. When we were in South Africa in March harvest was in full swing. Several times we had discussions

Britt & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 127, March 2014

One of the joys of travelling to different wine regions is that you actually also get a bit of an insight into the culture, history,

Britt Karlsson & Per Karlsson, BKWine

BKWine Brief nr 125, January 2014

What is the best qualification to have when drinking wine? Well, curiosity. Not a good nose or amazing taste buds. It is worth much more

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