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No longer a novelty, English wine is emerging as one of the most compelling stories in modern viticulture.

2025 wines are shaping up beautifully – fresh, balanced, and full of character across Europe and the UK.

Argentina’s wine scene is evolving – blending tradition, altitude, and sustainability to shape its bold new future.

Fresh funding and renewed focus signal a new chapter for Australian wine – one of resilience, innovation, and global ambition.

Once confined to late-night shots and tourist bars, agave spirits – namely tequila and mezcal – have undergone a dramatic transformation. Today, they sit proudly alongside fine whiskies, cognacs, and aged rums as spirits of real provenance, complexity, and distinction.

English wine has come of age. With world-class fizz and pioneering estates like Wiston, Sugrue, and Breaky Bottom, it’s a region worth watching.

Felton Road has been named New Zealand’s top winery for the second year in a row — a rare feat that highlights not only its exceptional Pinot Noir and Chardonnay but also its unwavering commitment to sustainability and integrity.

Opus One welcomes Meghan Zobeck and a new era of biodiversity—where pollinators, regenerative farming, and terroir take centre stage.

Early tastings reveal a mixed Bordeaux 2024 vintage, where smart pricing may be the key to unlocking collector interest.

Exploring Taittinger’s Vision for English Sparkling Wine and the Launch of Classic Cuvée Edition 1

As part of our Women in Wine month-long feature, we had the pleasure of sitting down for a Q&A with one of England’s most celebrated winemakers, Emma Rice.

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, there’s no better time to shine a spotlight on the remarkable women who are shaping the wine industry with their passion, innovation, and expertise.

Barolo is no stranger to the peaks and troughs of vintage variation. The great nebbiolo grape, revered for its nerve and nobility, has an uncanny way of expressing the minute shifts in climate and terroir, and 2021 is a vintage that does exactly that.

Valentine’s Day has long been associated with indulgence, celebration, and moments of connection. From ancient rituals to modern traditions, this day has always found a way to incorporate the perfect drink to toast love and companionship. As we prepare for our Billecart-Salmon Champagne Tasting Experience on Valentine’s Day, let’s explore how drinks have played a role in romantic traditions throughout history.

Robert Burns, Scotland’s beloved Bard, remains a timeless figure whose poetry and songs continue to inspire and captivate audiences around the world. His works are often celebrated with a dram of fine whisky or a glass of robust wine, making his legacy a cherished part of cultural gatherings and festive occasions.