Bordeaux adopts grapes from other countries

Bordeaux adopts grapes from other countries

Posted by on Aug 29, 2019 in Releases, The Winemaker's Journal

The current wine revolution in Bordeaux is not a history lesson. But it reminds anyone in Malta concerned about the future of our grapes and wines, that history, as long as it continues to happen, gives us always another chance to do what’s right. Before we come to the state of wine in Bordeaux, let’s […]

Does Maltese Wine Age?

Does Maltese Wine Age?

Posted by on Jun 14, 2019 in Releases, The Winemaker's Journal

For a bottle-aged Maltese red, it was priceless. Its vintage was 1999, making it almost 20 years old, and although it looked a bit frail, the wine in my glass had remained so unharmed from the ravages of time that I was reluctant to believe in its age until I read the four digits out […]

Delicata for Good – the winery’s benevolent initiative

Delicata for Good – the winery’s benevolent initiative

Posted by on Jun 5, 2019 in The Winemaker's Journal, Winery

Purists will tell you that you should never mix anything with your wine. But why not put charity in the blend? Going above and beyond, Emmanuel Delicata Winemaker has launched the winery’s charitable initiative called ‘Delicata for Good’ with one vision in mind and that is to help build a better community by giving back. […]

Delicata’s world-class Syrah from Malta wins again

Delicata’s world-class Syrah from Malta wins again

Posted by on May 24, 2019 in Events, The Winemaker's Journal

Delicata’s Gran Cavalier Syrah D.O.K. Malta, Superior consistently wins awards and has yet again landed a bronze medal. This time, the 2017 vintage was praised at the International Wine Challenge (IWC) in London, which is accepted as one of the world’s most meticulously judged wine competitions.  Sarah Abbott MW, Tim Atkin MW, Peter McCombie MW, […]

Where Wine and Science Meet

Where Wine and Science Meet

Posted by on May 24, 2019 in Events, The Winemaker's Journal

Science can be a wonderful thing, but it surely doesn’t evoke that spontaneous, emotional response which typifies how we react to the divine nectar – unless, of course, science and wine meet in your glass. That unusual blend was presented by the Delicata winery in collaboration with sciANTific last week at their first ever Wine […]