ReviewThe Collection
Sarah Marsh MW reviews Red Burgundy 2003 & 2004
If you cellared these vintages, you’re on to a winner – even the much-maligned 2004 has mellowed remarkably
If you cellared these vintages, you’re on to a winner – even the much-maligned 2004 has mellowed remarkably
Veteran food writer Tim Hayward questions what made us lionise celebrity chefs, and argues that it's time for another out-dated institution to be torn down
The former Dom Pérignon boss has realised a long-held dream to make a premium sake and it’s already in some of the best restaurants in Asia
Famous high-end brands are moving away from wine, watches and whisky, and into exclusivity, experiences and, well – extra. Guy Woodward dips a toe into an ocean of opulence
The way we relate to high-end wine and spirits and other luxury products is likely to be very different in a post-Covid world
With the 50th anniversary of Black Tot Day coming up next Friday 31 July, there can’t be a better time to celebrate one of the greatest and most versatile of all the spirits
A stellar line-up of older vintages of Australian classics provided an opportunity to assess the longevity of the country’s fine wines – and draw conclusions as to its long-term future
By adding lower ranked vineyards to their holdings, Bordeaux classed growths are diluting diversity, not quality argues Jane Anson
Whether wine or whisky, drinking is, by its very nature, a shared, social experience, not given to cautious precision. So what are we meant to do now?
The Penedès producer has marked its 150th anniversary with a tasting of its most iconic and celebrated wines, including the latest bottling from Priorat's remote Mas de la Rosa