The winners of the 2018 Australian Women in Wine Awards (AWIWA) were revealed at the awards ceremony in Sydney last week.
A Crowded Field Of Apps Battles To Deliver Wine Across The U.S.
Cape Drought Makes South African Wine Pricier But Tastier
China's Wine Imports Soar in Quarter 1
Eurostar's London-Bordeaux 'wine line' on track for 2020
Smokey Summers a Winner for Wine Critics
Australian Winemakers Notice go-slow at Chinese Ports
Is France really heading for a rosé wine shortage this summer?
The winners of the 2018 Australian Women in Wine Awards (AWIWA) were revealed at the awards ceremony in Sydney last week.
Australian Winemakers Notice go-slow at Chinese Ports
Bruce Tyrrell’s family has been planting vines in the Hunter Valley since 1879, taking advantage of the region’s humid summer climate and high cloud cover to produce the kind of gloriously rich wine that is celebrated from New York to Tokyo and today increasingly Beijing.
London Wine Fair 2018: What you need to know!
With a new leader at the helm, this year’s London Wine Fair is set to offer guests and exhibitors lots of exciting changes. Edith Hancock spoke to event director Hannah Tovey, and highlights the producers to look out for at this year’s event.
Eurostar's London-Bordeaux 'wine line' on track for 2020
Brits with a penchant for fine French wine could be in luck, as Eurostar considers the 2020 launch of a direct train between London and Bordeaux, shaving two and a half hours off current rail trip times.
English Wines to Toast on St George’s Day
We have grown used to sparkling wines from England winning awards, but there are plenty of others to celebrate, too. Here are three of the best:
Meet the Millennial Who's Breaking All the Rules of the Wine Industry
Nomadica is trying to change the wine industry with convenient, high-quality varietals.
Emma Toshack always enjoyed having some wine when she went to the beach or the pool behind her Los Angeles apartment building, but glass containers and public consumption of alcohol weren't permitted.
Smokey Summers a Winner for Wine Critics
Devastating fires have had little impact on wine quality, but critics can sniff an opportunity.
Is Bordeaux’s reign as the king of wines over?
With Bordeaux an ‘investment vehicle for the 1%’, it’s time to seek out future classics from Argentina, New Zealand and South Africa.
E. & J. Gallo Winery Receives 2018 Vinitaly International Award.
MODESTO, Calif., April 16, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- E. & J. Gallo Winery is proud to announce that they are the 2018 recipient of the Vinitaly International Award.
Vintage Wine Estates Marks Women's History Month with Promotions of Erin Luby and Kimberly Benson
SANTA ROSA, Calif., March 13, 2018 /PRNewswire/
Wine prices to rise as bad weather brings worst harvest for 50 years
Global production slumps to lowest level since 1961 as major growers hit by freakish weather.
It’s the kind of bad news best served with a stiff drink: the price of standard supermarket wines such as prosecco and pinot grigio could rise by up to 30% this year as the impact of 2017’s disastrous harvest is felt on the high street.
Frost-bitten Bordeaux wine harvest shrinks by 40 percent
Wine production in the French region of Bordeaux shrank by 40 percent in 2017, the Bordeaux wine council said Wednesday, with severe frost sapping yields in a year that nonetheless produced a good vintage.