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New research suggests that it might be quercetin, not sulfites or biogenic amines, that are responsible for the headaches some people experience after drinking red wine

Some people suffer from headaches after drinking even a small amount of red wine. Usually for these people, the response

Today I have launched my new book! I mentioned in Regenerative Viticulture that this was on the way: I said

Curetage (also referred to as curettage) is the name for a special sort of vine surgery that was invented in

Pierre Prost (pictured above) is an articulate advocate of agroecology, something that he’s implementing in the vineyards of Château de

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Steve Matthiasson is a farmer first, winemaker second. With his wife Jill, they look after several vineyards in Napa and

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There’s a new organization in the world of fine wine. It looks a bit like an elite members club from

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I caught up with Greg Lambrecht of Coravin to look at the new invention from this most serial of inventors.

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It’s great to see UK retailer The Wine Society get serious about its carbon footprint and recyclability. They have commissioned

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Pruning isn’t terribly glamorous, but it’s an essential part of viticulture. The vast majority of vineyards are pruned one of

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So the Marlborough wine region turns 50 this year. With its continued growth and success, you could forgive the region