During almost thirty years in wine, Joe Fattorini has written for numerous publications, including 15 years as the weekly wine critic for The Herald newspaper.
Fattorini spent five years as a broadcaster with the BBC covering wine, and appeared as a wine expert on programmes for ITV, Channel Five and The Audi Channel. Today he guides 250 million viewers in 107 countries through The Wine Show.
The first taste is with the nose; the second with the palate. But these days, the most important is the third, with the eyes – on Instagram
In lockdown, consumers are reverting to the familiar rather than the experimental. Freud would have had a field day on the psychology of our choices…
In these challenging times, says new columnist Joe Fattorini of the Wine Show, wine is a powerful tool for bringing us all together
Apocalyptic party animal or raunchy absurdist, the multiplatinum rocker is also a winemaker whose talents reflect his musical roots
He’s one of the greatest cricketers England has ever produced, but it’s wine that has given Sir Ian “Beefy” Botham what he considers his first career
Joe Fattorini takes an affectionate look at the woman he calls ‘the Oprah of Wine’
Aubert de Villaine, co-owner of Burgundy's Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, is a master of detail and a man of contrasts and balance, says Joe Fattorini