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Katherine Cole: ‘If their wine-growing is an act of resistance, I want to join the revolution’
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Katherine Cole: ‘If their wine-growing is an act of resistance, I want to join the revolution’
Ota in Corsica.This past summer, as the US edged toward authoritarian populism, I travelled to a French semi-autonomous wine region with the thought that a five-decades-past story of resistance might offer solace. Corsica’s jagged mountain peaks erupt from the sea and its steep hillsides teem with aromatic scrub. The region’s best wines are highly redolent of this maquis: eucalyptus, fennel, fig, juniper, laurel, mint, lavender, myrtle, rosemary…
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