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Obituary Michel Rolland: 1947-2026
Decanter reports the death of Michel Rolland, the influential Bordeaux-based enologist and global consultant, who died suddenly on March 20 aged 78. His career made him one of the most prominent figures associated with modern Bordeaux winemaking.
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The Premiers Grands Crus Classés and 'stars' of
Saint-Émilion After 2 years of élevage, Terre de Vins names Ausone, Cheval Blanc and Angélus among the standout 2023
Saint-Émilion properties and comments on the Premiers Grands Crus Classés. It says the uneven vintage offers informed consumers more accessible successes than 2022. -
This Left Bank Bordeaux Rivals the World’s Best Merlots
Arjen Pen’s Marpaout 2022, the first vintage of his Left Bank Bordeaux, held its own alongside
Petrus , Masseto, Angélus and Le Macchiole’s Messorio at a private tasting in Dubai in May 2025, according to Robb Report. The wine’s regional allocation then sold out. -
According to terredevins.com, Bordeaux’s 2023 vintage is a “contemporary classic” shaped by heavy mildew pressure, humidity and heat, and a less extreme summer than 2022. Its best wines show adjusted maturity, concentration without excess, elegance and length.
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"Bordeaux in Motion": an evening organized to discuss the future of Bordeaux wine
According to Le Figaro Vin, Cella Fuga Club is organizing “Bordeaux en mouvement” on Tuesday, March 24, in Paris 8, with a conference-debate on Bordeaux wine’s future followed by a tasting of 3 wines.
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One of the Greatest Oenologists of all Time: Michel Rolland Has Died
Michel Rolland has died; Falstaff describes him as one of the world’s most influential enologists and one of the greatest enologists of all time.
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