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New York Times editor raves about German wines
"The wines of Germany are great"
Eric Asimov's work for The New York Times (NYT) is featured in the current NYT Times Insider column by his colleague, Josh Ocampo. When asked "What wine would you wish more people knew about?" he replies like a shot: "Riesling and other grape varieties from Germany!"
"Wine is no longer just the product as we know it today"
In Ocampo's column, Asimov explains how the variety of wines has transformed the industry. There are also other hotly debated topics of our time, such as new wine containers and containers (e.g. bag-in-box and pouches), topics such as alcohol-free wine and much more. "Wine is no longer just the product as we know it today," says Asimov.
25 years of swirling, sniffing and sipping
No one knows this better than Eric Asimov, THE New York Times wine critic. In his 25 years of swirling, sniffing, sipping, and writing about wine, Eric Asimov has seen trends come and go, from the controversial rise of natural wine to the "anytime of the day" passion for rosé.
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In the 'Times Insider' column, Josh Ocampo, editor of the New York Times (NYT), portrays the experienced wine critic Eric Asimov. The latter regularly writes for the NYT - occasionally about wines from the 13 German wine-growing regions. Photo source/screenshot: nytimes.com
