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15 Questions Introduced

   If you're the one person who's a regular reader of Winefullness Magazine you'll be familiar with the 15 Questions interviews.

  Usually, I interview a subject and ask a variety of 15 questions that are not only designed to find out about the subject's relationship to the world of wine, but also what other interesting nuggets of information there may be. This was initially designed to demonstrate my theory that behind everybody in the wine game there is a world of interest waiting to be uncovered. I can't help it. I just love people and their stories.

   I always enjoyed this section of the magazine and wanted to find a way that it could grow and that is the purpose of this edition, and the future incarnations that will occur.  

  I hope to pick a variety of people from the world of wine, be they a producer, writer, consumer, or whatever, and l give them the same 15 questions in an effort to find out how our world of wine is shaping up, and what motives and excites us professionally and personally.

   This year's questions are on the right, and if you'd like to have a go at answering them please feel free. Perhaps compare what you've written with the people who have been chosen to answer them this year.

  I hope it will be informative, I'm sure it will be fun, and I hope that this will become a yearly feature of Winefullness Magazine that will be sought out.

 

 1 Can you introduce yourself and say what you do in the wine world?

 2 What is the biggest difficulty facing the wine world at this present moment?

 3 What viticultural areas do you most admire and why?

 4 What is an average day like for you?

 5 I'm buying you one bottle of wine. Which would it be?

 6 What is the one thing that makes your job, and what is the one thing you dislike?

 7 Is it possible to make an artistic wine at a low price?

 8 Is there a wine you no longer enjoy, and why?

 9 What is your favourite varietal, and why?

 10 What is the most overrated aspect of the wine world?

 11 If you could go back in time and give yourself a single piece of advice, what would it be?

 12 How can the wine world adapt to climate change?

 13 What do you do to relax?

 14 In your opinion where in the world provides the best view of wine?

 15 What is the one question you wish you'd have been asked, and how would you answer it?

   If you'd like to be considered for the next '15 Questions' (a year away, but you know how time passes) please get in touch. 

   We're looking for as diverse range of people as possible, and all shades of opinion are welcome to get in touch.

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