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Juel Mahoney

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Juel Mahoney

Juel Mahoney is a wine writer who worked in London’s fine wine trade at Jeroboams in Holland Park, Bibendum and Bottle Apostle, and holds the WSET Diploma. From 2007 to 2022 she wrote Wine Woman & Song, a blog about wine, place and the senses, and this site is its archive. More about Juel Mahoney.

  • The Names on the Back Label

    6 Jul 2022
  • Upstairs, Downstairs and the Dão

    5 Jul 2022
  • The Year Without Smell

    28 Jun 2022
  • Trinchero and the American Dream in a Glass

    23 Apr 2021
  • The New Sotheby’s Wine Encyclopedia Review for WSET Diploma Students

    7 Apr 2021
  • California’s 2020 Vintage After the Fires

    7 Apr 2021
  • New York State Wine Is on the Rise

    18 Mar 2021
  • Four in Five American Wines Come from California

    4 Mar 2021
  • Fifteen Sake Terms Worth Knowing

    21 Nov 2020
  • How to Read a Sake Label

    20 Nov 2020
  • Five Signs You’re Not Ready for Natural Wine (Yet)

    3 Sep 2020
  • A Celebrity Rosé That Surprised Me

    24 Aug 2020
  • The Road to Damascus and a Second-Hand Nokia

    12 Aug 2020
  • The Red Wine in Paris That Changed My Mind About Oysters

    23 Jul 2020
  • A Case of Wine for a Martini-Loving Grandmother

    13 Jul 2020
  • The Lost Row of Barossa Shiraz in Napa

    11 Jul 2020
  • Sicily in Designer Pink

    6 Jun 2020
  • Mouton Rothschild 2017 and the Hallelujah Label

    19 Nov 2019
  • Zero Sugar Allowed, a Little Sugar Forbidden

    2 Apr 2019
  • 7 Things You May Not Know About Picpoul de Pinet

    11 Feb 2019
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Wine Woman & Song, an archive by Juel Mahoney, 2007 to 2022.

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