What’s a Person For? | Adam Russell
Wine tastes like people. It tastes like the soil, the weather, the altitude, the years—and the hands that tended it. Because wine doesn’t come from nowhere. It comes from a particular place, at a particular time, made by particular people. We’re like wine. We come from places, from times, and from people. Families,…
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