Nebbiolo Day Last month, I attended Nebbiolo Day – a celebration of one of Italy’s most admired grape varieties. With 92 producers on hand and…
Ross BreretonApril 18, 2019
Enjoying wine is all about the aroma; sure, it tastes good, but no other drink has such an array of scents and fragrances, subtle notes…
Mary JohnFebruary 8, 2019
In 2017, purchases of Argentine wines in the United States totaled $322.3 million, making Argentina the sixth largest exporter of wine in America. Yet despite…
Nelson GerenaJanuary 11, 2019
Following the 2017/18 financial year, Wine Australia surveyed 180 wine companies and found that cellar doors are the driving force behind direct to consumer sales,…
Chloe ThomasDecember 27, 2018
Source: discoverbeaujolais.com Beaujolais, You Can Sit With Us My relationship with Beaujolais started at university, where I knew it as the token, and weirdly distinctive,…
Caroline ConnerNovember 15, 2018
If I say: red grapes from Piedmont – what grapes come to mind? Probably Nebbiolo, Barbera and Dolcetto, right? But hey – you’re forgetting about…
andreas grubeNovember 12, 2018
Okay, my hands have stopped shaking, I’ve (sort of) caught up on sleep, and every time I shut my eyes I DON’T see grapes. Let’s…
Jordan NichollsOctober 9, 2018
Its 8pm on a Friday night in the middle of September. I’m sitting sipping a glass of champagne ( let’s be real – it’s my…
Amy PaynterSeptember 21, 2018
A wine grape that, for much of its past, has been considered a lesser grape of Bordeaux, Semillon found favour with the winemakers of the…
Phil JonesSeptember 14, 2018