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People’s relationship with alcohol is being thrown in the air thanks to the rise in quality of low and no alcohol products.

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Alto Adige produces 1% of Italy’s wine from 5,500 hectares, its unique climate and soils explaining the region’s historically ...

G.D. Vajra is one of those wine producers whose personality and individuality hits you the moment you taste the wines or, in ...

Bordeaux’s decision to reclaim the term ‘Claret’ and revive it as a lighter, fruit-forward style of red wine it used to make in the Middle Ages certainly makes sense in terms of making and promoting a ...

Rosé and a sunny day may still be the perfect pairing, making the category a highly seasonal product in the UK. Yet at some of Provence’s leading estates, that is increasingly an outdated description.

If you are a new start up wine business looking for a category to make your name in, then Cava would probably not be top of your list. A deeply traditional style of winemaking dominated by super power ...

No matter how busy we are in our everyday jobs, there is nothing quite like stopping to take a moment and reflect on what is and what is not going well in our respective businesses. That was very much ...

When was the last time you drank an Italian wine made by a co-op? The truth is, you may not even have known it. Many co-op wines reach UK consumers through supermarket own-labels, leaving the producer ...