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Franciacorta: Italy’s other sparkling wine
The rolling hills south of Lake Iseo – home to Monte Isolo, Europe’s largest lake island – produce the grapes used to make Italy’s lower profile fizz: Franciacorta
The rolling hills south of Lake Iseo – home to Monte Isolo, Europe’s largest lake island – produce the grapes used to make Italy’s lower profile fizz: Franciacorta
The launch of Fiona Morrison MW’s 10 Great Wine Families in the Academie du Vin Library marks the book's first publication in English
San Francisco, that most European of American cities, is dense with restaurants reflecting the extraordinary cultural diversity of its inhabitants
There is no finer place to drink rum than Havana, Cuba’s splendid capital, and no better guide than Club Oenologique’s spirits consultant
When Barbara Banke took on the management of Jackson Family Wines from her late husband, you’d have thought the family’s racehorse operation would take a back seat – but she has built Stonestreet Farms into the top breeding operation in the United States
The seismic changes in Canada's Okanagan Valley are spurring on an increasingly dynamic food scene
Club Oenologique editor Adam Lechmere gives the lowdown on the wine-fuelled extravaganza
It's the first back-to-back vintage declaration for almost 100 years, but how stunning is the 2017 vintage?
Nantes’s new eateries and wine bars reflect the dynamism of a city transformed by quirky contemporary art
Sake is as ancient as its grape-based counterpart, and in Tokyo you can find it everywhere, from the finest restaurants to single-cup vending machines