Category: Fallacies corrected

The fun thing about Economics (yes there are actually a couple of things fun about it) is that you can find practical applications to it in everyday life.

Natural wine isn’t for everyone. How can it be? We barely agree on…. anything. How could we possibly all agree on wine made to emulate how it was probably made

Every job has its own set of perils where some are more fatal than others (think deep-sea diver or health workers in Ebola struck regions or Accountants!). The wine industry

Since November 2013, I’ve spent a monthly average on wine of 15.75 % out of all my income, handouts, booty discovered, manna from heaven and liquidated assets (you get

A lot of things are never meant to last: and this can be for the better or worse. Case in point the flamingo populations of Lake Nakuru that

I have found myself time and time again, pretending to know way much more about the wine in my glass than I could ever know. To make things

The first and most important question you need to ask yourself is, “How serious am I about cellaring my wine?” By this I mean, “How much wine are you planning

Don’t get me wrong, I’m a firm believer in letting people do whatever rocks their boats. Who am I to judge? As long as you are drinking wine

The term organic is rather interesting in our African context: either you don’t really consider it because essentially all the farming and produce you interact with is grown “naturally” with

  Ever wonder why the first sip of a Red wine tastes incredibly smooth whereas a few seconds later, you taste the exact same wine again and it’s bitter,