Decanter

You have our ear

ot, it must be said, in a Vincent van Gogh sense. That would be awfully messy. No, after 20-odd years of handling readers’ missives – many thanks, Paula – was very good at filtering our mailbag into admin issues (change of address, subscription glitch, dog ate my magazine, etc), commercial matters (off to the relevant department) and letters to the editor, which arrive in my inbox. I can’t answer them all, though I do give it a try, and we can’t publish them all without dropping the wine coverage entirely. But they are all read and taken note of. And if you look at the cover of this issue you’ll see the evidence. After a number of magazine collectors complained that the cover date had become unhelpfully small, we’ve reinstated a bigger, clearer dateline. It’s a relatively minor change, but it does prove that we listen closely to our readers’ views. Sorry, what did you say again..?

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Decanter

Decanter3 min read
Meet The Decanter Experts
JONATHAN CRISTALDI is Decanter’s Napa Valley correspondent. Based in California, he is a widely published writer on wine, spirits and beer, and is editor-at-large for both The Somm Journal and The Tasting Panel magazine ELIZA DUMAIS is a writer and e
Decanter3 min read
‘There Are So Many Ways To Explain The Varied Appeal Of Rioja’
Rioja is many things: a place, a brand, the birthplace of the Spanish language, a moderately unpronounceable word to non-Spanish speakers, the home of glorious wines. It’s also a wine region that’s still poorly understood. My affection for Rioja runs
Decanter2 min read
Your Herzegovina Address Book
Herzegovina’s ultimate wine address has a pool, funky rooms, gourmet restaurant and rows of Tuscan-style cypress trees. carskivinogradi.com Ahip new bargain, 10 minutes’ walk from the Ottoman bridge, with 10 contemporary rooms and a restaurant area

Related Books & Audiobooks