Noble Rot, Champagne Underground - Issue #17

Noble Rot Issue #17, Champagne Underground, is a print magazine of wine, food and culture, published in London.

Grower Champagne carries this issue, caught at the point when names such as Jacques Selosse and Ulysse Collin were changing how the region was read — the pioneers and the generation behind them both get their say. Caitlin Moran explains what Champagne did for her life. Richard Russell of XL Recordings, the label that released Adele, Radiohead and Dizzee Rascal, talks about records and taste. Andrew Jefford argues there is more to life than wine geekery. Feature writing takes in Cornas, Xinomavro, Seyssuel and Mont Blanc, with columns from Diana Henry, Russell Norman and Nina Caplan.

One for Champagne drinkers who have moved past the big houses, and for anyone curious about where records and bottles overlap. An earlier issue, so it also reads as a chapter in how the title found its voice.

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