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Tim founded Wine Turtle in 2015. These days he's the main writer and editor.
You can read more about Tim's story on our 'About' page.
Tim has recently been studying hard to brush up on wine regions that he hasn't (yet) visited.
Recent certificates include a Rioja Wine Diploma awarded by the Control Board of the DOCa Rioja and also the Champagne MOOC Certificate (with merit) awarded by the Comité Champagne.
He also recently passed World of Wine: From Grape to Glass, a course run by The University of Adelaide.
Update: Tim just passed Wine Tasting: Sensory Techniques for Wine Analysis. A course run by the University of California, Davis. You can see how he got on here.
Update: Tim is now a published author! Check out his new book on Amazon.
Tim's currently getting acquainted with the blossoming British wine scene and really enjoying the sparkling wines they're making.
Tim's recommendation of the month is the Coates & Seely Reserve Brut NV (hailing from Hampshire, England). Try it, it'll alter your perception of British wine!
You can browse Tim's work on Wine Turtle below.
Insert Image What is Grape Phylloxera? Grape Phylloxera played the villain in one of the most infamous tales in the history of wine and I'll tell the story ....
I sit here, sipping a glass of Malbec, my mind wanders to the vast vineyards of Argentina, a country that has captured my heart with its rich wine ....
Today, I want to share my insights on a pairing that's close to my heart: duck and wine.Duck, with its rich, fatty, and flavorful profile, requires a wine ....
Welcome to the world of low sugar wines, a realm where the sweetness takes a backseat, allowing other flavors to shine. These wines, often referred to as "dry," are ....
Tannins aren't for everyone and for some they're really unpleasant.You're either one of these people or you know somebody who is.In this guide, I'll tell you the 10 ....
Today, we're delving into the realm of malolactic fermentation in winemaking.This guide will illuminate the science behind this transformative process, its role in shaping the character of your ....
Italy’s wine classification system is a regulatory structure that establishes the quality and geographic authenticity of its wines.At the heart of this structure, you will find two significant ....
Welcome to the rebellious world of Super Tuscan wines! In this guide, you'll learn about their rich history, unique qualities, and of course, their extraordinary taste. Buckle up ....
Whether you’re a seasoned sommelier or a budding wine enthusiast, understanding the nuance of dessert wines can elevate your culinary experiences.In this guide, I explain the different types ....
Some people get very particular about the serving temperature of their wine. Do they have a point?I explain why wine temperature matters and the temperature ranges you should ....
There's a tremendous amount of variety when it comes to red wine. In this guide, I describe the types of red wine that you should try if you ....
I'm afraid it's true! Wine contains calories! But, it's ok it's not the end of the world, as I'll explain below. In this guide, we'll explore the calorie ....
Sugar is a crucial component of wine, and understanding its role in winemaking is essential for wine enthusiasts and professionals alike. In wine, sugar refers to the natural sugars ....
Winemaking is an intricate process that involves a variety of techniques and methods to produce a high-quality product.One such technique that has gained popularity in recent years is ....
Wine aficionados around the world know that there's nothing quite like a perfectly balanced bottle of wine. But what does it take to achieve that perfect balance, bottle ....
Wait, rotten grapes you say? No thanks!I know that was my first reaction to hearing about noble rot in winemaking.But, it's a story worth hearing and the wines ....
There are many different types of white wine, encompassing all kinds of flavors and aromas and I encourage you to try as many as possible, especially the more ....
Nero d’Avola, also known as Calabrese, comes from the southern Italian island of Sicily. Rightfully dubbed Sicily’s “king of red wines,” it’s a wine known for its deep, ....