How terroir makes a difference in Barbaresco...

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The owners of Château Smith Haut Lafitte have said they are excited to own a vineyard estate in Napa Valley

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French president Emmanuel Macron has said he will work with his US counterpart, Donald Trump, to 'avoid tariff escalation'...

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What unique selling point do the additional words ‘single vineyard’ provide?

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A must-visit for any travelling foodie...

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Michel Lafarge, the unassuming and highly regarded winemaker in Volnay, has died aged 91. 

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‘I think it’s fair to say that winemakers are in the industry because they want to make a product that people enjoy, not only collect,’ states Jacob Ner David, CEO and co-founder of fine wine futures platform, Vinsent. ‘The traditional system means that a winery is many steps removed from the person who drinks their […]

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Matthew Luczy takes us on a tour of the Nicolas-Jay estate in Oregon...

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Le Clarence, Paris 31 Avenue Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 75008 Paris You would be forgiven for thinking you’re in a Bordeaux château, such is the grandeur. But this is the centre of Paris, the so-called Golden Triangle, in a 19th century mansion that has been restored so sumptuously that giggles involuntarily erupt. Opened in 2015, Le […]

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Promotional feature. Style and substance are both precious commodities...

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'Armenia is on very solid ground with its pioneering claims...'

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What makes it a wine legend...?

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Promotional feature. A breathtaking location on a hilltop in Greve in Chianti...

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Home to some of the region’s best-value reds....

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The Decanter World Wine Awards is the world's largest and most influential wine competition. Co-founded by Decanter and Steven Spurrier, the competition is now in its 17th year.

To introduce Decanter World Wine Awards into the new decade, we take a look at interviews from the competition’s three Co-Chairs and select Regional Chairs to hear what makes DWWA the wine competition producers should enter and the significance of winning a DWWA medal to both the producer and consumer. “I think it’s really well […]

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Marisa Finetti picks some of the best spots to wine and dine in the Danish capital...

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Has the 2010 northern RhĂ´ne vintage lived up to the hype?

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Flagship Asia show will go ahead as planned

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UC Davis will be able to preserve and share the work of one its most celebrate professors...

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