Following on from the IWSC’s latest round of northern hemisphere tastings, judge Freddy Bulmer, a buyer for the Wine Society, shares the eight wines he most enjoyed from Georgia and eastern Europe
Following on from the IWSC’s latest round of blind tastings, judge Nicolas Clerc MS shares the 10 wines he most enjoyed from France and Italy
No country boasts as many grape varieties as Italy. Ian D’Agata traces the trend for indigenous wines back to its roots, and picks 10 fine examples
From Santorini's signature steely Assyrtiko to ageworthy Xinomavro reds, these top Greek wines showcase exactly what the country's indigenous grapes have to offer
Drink writer and TV presenter Helena Nicklin runs through her six favourite Champagnes from the IWSC 2021
Outside of the UK, the juniper spirit shines just as brightly. Check out these IWSC award-winning gins made in locations all around the world
Every autumn, La Place de Bordeaux releases an ever-increasing number of top-end wines from other regions around the world. As the wines hit merchants' shelves around the globe, Jane Anson reviews this year's line up from the Americas
It’s Piedmont’s most august producer – so how do its Barolos, Barbarescos and non-Piedmont wines stand up? We tasted across its entire output, tasting back to 1985, to find out
As wine buyer and head sommelier for one of London’s top hotels, Igor Sotric knows a thing or two about fine wine. Here, he shares eight of his favourite bottles from the latest round of IWSC tastings
Following on from the IWSC’s latest round of blind tastings, judge Isa Bal – Master Sommelier and the co-founder of Trivet in London – shares the 12 wines he most enjoyed from across the northern hemisphere
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