Welcome to Magnus Reuterdahl’s wine blog.
Hi -and- welcome! You have reached Aqua Vitae Magnus Reuterdahl’s wine blog – as you may allready have noticed most posts are written in Swedish, though there are also a few written in English. I’m currently working on collecting the English posts and post them on a seperate blog to make them easier to find. NEW! Now new English posts will be published at Testimony of a wine junkie, some of the old post will be transferred there as well.
I who write this blog is Magnus Reuterdahl; I’m 37, I’m a wine lover and archaeologist living in Stockholm and Härnösand in Sweden. My day-job is as an archaeologist and osteologist which you can read about at my other blog Testimony of the spade. I enjoy wine as a hobby (or perhaps a little more than a hobby) and use the internet to find new friends and to share & find information on wine and dining.
This blog has been up and running since 2007 and is the product of mine and my fiancée, Anne’s, love for and interest in wine. The blog concerns the wines we drink, buy, store, and wish we could afford to buy. On occasion also about other recreational drinks such as beer, whisky, rum etc. We also write about the restaurants we visit, food, cooking and on food and beverages with a historical angle.
Though most posts are written by me, Anne helps out with tasting, commenting and proof reading.
In 2010 we attended the European Wine Blogger’s Conference (EWBC) in Vienna and in 2011 we attened EWBC in in Franciacorta, Italy.
Contact us via the comment function or via e-mail at aquavitae[at]live.se or via Twitter @Reuterdahl
Best wishes
Magnus Reuterdahl
Wine blogger
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Hi Magnus!
Sadly I did not meet you at EWBC in Vienna, last year, where I was.
I hope to meet you in Brescia, Franciacorta. I am a wine journalist & blogger, and contributing editor for Italy in http://www.palatepress.com.
I also collaborate with italian wineries for exporting their wines in foreign countries, so I’m very interested to Swedish market and its news. I live in a special place for this: Valpolicella, the land of Amarone and Ripasso wines! Write me if you need some infos about my lands and wines.
Cheers!
Lizzy
Hi Lizzy,
Thanks! We’ll have to make sure to meet up at EWBC in Franciacorta
. I often end up at palatepress.com and I drink quite a lot of Italian wines 
Magnus
We live so away from each other but the reasons are practically the same.
See you in Franciacorta!!!
@Ricardo Wine is universal
Hi Magnus!
Sadly I did not meet you at EWBC in Vienna, last year, where I was.
I hope to meet you in Brescia, Franciacorta. I am a wine journalist & blogger, and contributing editor for Italy in http://www.palatepress.com.
I also collaborate with italian wineries for exporting their wines in foreign countries, so I’m very interested to Swedish market and its news. I live in a special place for this: Valpolicella, the land of Amarone and Ripasso wines! Write me if you need some infos about my lands and wines.
+1
Hi
Then we have to make sure to meet up in Franciacorta – really looking forward