The life of a grape picker isn’t all chafed hands and back aches, you know. Rosi Hanson discovers that, thanks to free trips to the beach and wild parties dressed as cowboys and Indians, they're having as much fun making the wine as we are drinking it
Considering her fiercely religious, teetotal upbringing, it’s a wonder Jeanette Winterson likes wine at all, says ROSI HANSON. In fact, the novelist is positively evangelical about old vintages
Carlo Petrini was tired of a world of mass-produced, tasteless food, so he started the Slow Food movement to celebrate quality over quantity. As a university dedicated to its principles opens its doors in Italy, ROSI HANSON finds out more.
It is in many ways thanks to Len Evans that Australia is now a nation of food and wine lovers, writes ROSI HANSON
