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German champions: the multiple faces of Riesling

This was a tasting of six Riesling wines from members of the VDP – a private German winery association founded

I’m a great fan of the wines of Chablis, one of the few monocepage regions focusing on just Chardonnay from

Over lockdown, there have been quite a few remote tastings, and 67 Pall Mall, with their careful sample preparation, decanting

I was back at the fabulous Tomi Wine Chapel in Nagano, for a wine tasting. This is a very cool

Franciacorta is Italy’s premier region for sparkling wines. It’s an old region that reinvented itself around bubbles in the 1960s.

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2018 is the third in a run of good vintages for Port, maybe fourth if you count 2015, too. So

I’m really interested in Aligoté, and it seems that this once neglected grape variety is finding increasing support. There’s a

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I recently wrote a piece for Little Wine about the grey market for wine, and how this has started to

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UK retailer Marks & Spencer has made its biggest wine launch in recent years with a new range titled ‘Classics’.

Sébastien Jacquey is winemaker at Megalomaniac in Canada’s Niagara wine region, but he’s actually a transplant from France. It was