Malcolm Jolley is a writer for The Hub Canada, specializing in wine-related content. With a focus on providing readers with practical information and insights, Malcolm covers topics such as wine recommendations, wine tasting experiences, and wine industry news. His writing aims to help readers navigate the world of wine and make informed choices.
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Malcolm Jolley's articles predominantly focus on wine reviews, which indicates a strong interest in expert insights related to various wines. The coverage also includes topics on house and home as well as beauty and fashion, though to a lesser extent.
When reaching out to Malcolm, consider offering expertise on wine tasting, recommendations for affordable wines or specific regions such as the South of France. Additionally, pitches that include insightful commentary or industry-specific knowledge about wine production may resonate with his coverage style.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Malcolm's articles, it suggests an openness to international perspectives within the field of wine appreciation and production.
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Malcolm Jolley: Niagara’s new charm
By: Malcolm Jolley
Malcolm Jolley: Doug Ford is right. The LCBO has long outlived its purpose
My fellow Torontonians receive little appreciation from the folks in other parts of the country, but there are a few things that we are good at and that ought to be acknowledged.
Chardonnay is one of the more successful and popular wine grape varieties to be planted in Niagara.
It took me a minute to catch Ilya Senchuk's point about the 2021 Leaning Post “The Fifty” Chardonnay.
By: Malcolm Jolley
Fil Bucchino is too smart to answer my question directly. I've asked the olive oil expert how much I should spend when I buy a bottle of extra virgin, and the question is a bit of a trap.
In the fine dining restaurants in Toronto a standard wine mark up is around two and a half times, or 250%. So, a bottle of wine that cost the
Malcolm Jolley: Did we just discover a perfect wine?
I spent the week that turned from September to October in Alsace. I was specifically on the ridges of the Vosges Mountains that ease down into the
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