Noble Rot Magazine No. 35 - Gary Sees Red! (English edition)

The Noble Rot Review No. 35 - Gary Sees Red!, published on June 28, 2024, invites you to a fascinating dive into the world of wine with one of the most respected figures in English football, Gary Lineker. Known for his exceptional career as a striker and presenter of the show "Match of the Day," Gary Lineker is not only a sports enthusiast but also an enlightened wine lover.

In this issue, Gary Lineker takes us on a journey through his wine-related memories, recalling precious moments like his tasting of a 1934 Rioja from Lopez de Heredia Viña Tondonia. This interview, conducted during the famous extended lunches of Noble Rot, reveals an intimate and thoughtful side of Gary's personality, who surprises with his approach to wine inspired by the show "Drops of God."

But this issue doesn't stop there. Among the other highlights, you will find:

Norman Cook – also known as Fatboy Slim – who tries to trace a mysterious restaurant in Tokyo where he had a memorable shabu-shabu, even calling on readers to help identify the place.

Actress Keira Knightley returns to share her eclectic wine reviews, ranging from the Château Giscours 1978 which she describes as "a surreal journey," to the Barolo ‘Berri’ 2018 she imagines as the choice of Michael Corleone before his rise in the mafia world.

The review also offers a comprehensive guide to Melbourne restaurants, dubbed "Ravenous for Melbourne," along with a detailed report on leading Australian producers, such as Giaconda, Mount Mary, and Place of Changing Winds, who are refining increasingly expressive wines of the terroir.

Marina O’Loughlin, renowned food critic, lingers on the powerful Chez Bruce, one of Noble Rot's favorite London restaurants, while evaluating the impact of social media influencers like TopJaw on the hospitality scene.

This issue is also enriched by the reflections of Jon Bonné on the sustainability of Californian viticulture, an industry he describes as always oscillating between prosperity and collapse. You will also find personal stories, such as the memory of a dream come true for Alice Feiring, thanks to a party organized by the legendary Jura winemaker Pierre Overnoy.

Finally, Hannah Crosbie invites you to explore what your date's wine choice reveals about them, in an analysis that is both amusing and intriguing.

This issue of the Noble Rot Review is a celebration of wine culture through captivating stories, incisive reviews, and interviews that will make you see wine from a different angle. Whether you are a wine lover or simply curious to discover what lies behind each bottle, this magazine is a must-read.

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• Publisher: NobleRot
• Language: English
• Dimensions: 17 x 23 cm
• Number of pages: 116
• Issue: 35