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Here we are with our issue #6 of our Fine Wine Leaks. Generally, during these difficult days the market is going up and down: so what is happening with the fine wines of Bordeaux?
With the publishing of the Wineleaks of July, we would like to add some new data to go along the market trends: Saturnalia Vintage Score and an average score given by Bordeaux major critics.
The purpose of the collaboration is to leverage machine learning to evaluate the correlations between the taste profile, the vintages evolution and the optimal drinking window.
Here are #wineleaks of June: every month we reveal you the top 3 best and worst performers in the Bordeaux market.
At the end of 2021 the European Union gave the green light to the so-called ‘resistant grapevines’ (or PIWI), the result of the crossing between the vitis vinifera and the Asian varieties.
We bring you the Saturnalia #wineleaks: every month we reveal you the top 3 best and worst performers in the Bordeaux market.
Vinitaly 2022, thanks to its international reach, is going to be the perfect occasion to talk about the impact brought by digital innovation into the wine world.
Today the exhibition “Gusto! Italians at the table 1970-2050 opens at the M9 Museum of Mestre (Venice). Saturnalia will be part of it
On a monthly basis, we will give you some ‘leaks’, some sneak peeks on which wines are going up and which are going down in the market.
