Karin Leeuwenhoek is a theologian, vinologist and communications scholar. She has ninety Italian olive trees, but mostly loves wine - and philosophising about it. See also her wine blog vinoblogie.nl. In
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Karin Leeuwenhoek is a theologian, vinologist and communications scholar. She has ninety Italian olive trees, but mostly loves wine - and philosophising about it. See also her wine blog vinoblogie.nl. In
Medal rain
Karin Leeuwenhoek is a theologian, vinologist and communications scholar. She has ninety Italian olive trees, but mostly loves wine - and philosophising about it. See also her wine blog vinoblogie.nl. In
Why do we still drink wine?
Wine is made from grapes. A ripe grape is a taut balloon full of sweet juice. On its outside it is swarming with all sorts of starving fungi that
Dolce vita
Karin Leeuwenhoek is a theologian, vinologist and communications scholar. She has ninety Italian olive trees, but mostly loves wine - and philosophising about it. See also her wine blog vinoblogie.nl. In
The art form of wine
Every issue Niek Beute writes a column, in this issue 'The art form of wine'. TEXT + IMAGE PEXELS.COM The art form of wine For me, it is
Vinorgia part 2
Karin Leeuwenhoek is a theologian, vinologist and communications scholar. She has ninety Italian olive trees, but mostly loves wine - and philosophising about it. See also her wine blog vinoblogie.nl. In
Grape steps
Making wine without a grape press is quite a challenge. That it ever succeeded may be called a miracle. Just consider what happened during the birth of
Column Karin Leeuwenhoek: Vinorgia
Karin Leeuwenhoek is a theologian, vinologist and communications scholar. She has ninety Italian olive trees, but mostly loves wine - and philosophising about it. See also her wine blog vinoblogie.nl.
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