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Welcome to the new Burgundy: Chablis out, Beaujolais in
A proposal to redraw the map of AOC Bourgogne is causing consternation among the region’s winemakers. Nina Caplan hears both sides of the debate
A proposal to redraw the map of AOC Bourgogne is causing consternation among the region’s winemakers. Nina Caplan hears both sides of the debate
Consumers and chefs alike were concerned that restaurants would look more like hospital wards when they reopened. Judging by the government's advice, they needn’t have worried…
The private members' club has taken virtual wine tastings to the next level. “It’s like Game of Thrones,” says 67's chief as he considers his next move
As the world emerges from lockdown, the grandes marques of Champagne are hoping to rebound with a string of high-profile releases. But will consumers be looking instead to pop the corks on more modest cuvées?
Bordeaux 2019 is in full swing and there’s a feeding frenzy as classed growths drop prices by up to 30%. But where does this leave the also-rans?
Porto’s hugely ambitious World of Wine will open this summer despite the global pandemic, says the force behind it
Renowned food writer Tim Hayward argues that the absurd world of gastronomy was already becoming irrelevant, even before the pandemic dealt it a fatal blow
The legendary Lebanese winery has faced all manner of challenges in its colourful history – now economic uncertainty is adding to the pain
The annual en primeur campaign is juddering into gear against a backdrop of unease. Will consumers be won over?
Sarah Heller MW depicts her impressions of wine through art. Her latest project took on a deeper, personal significance