Wine Australia blieves Chinese austerity measures will benefit the wine industry in the long term, despite attributing its slide in this market to the crackdown.
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Two rare bottles of “Führerwein”, made on the orders of Adolf Hitler, are set to go under the hammer at an auction in Glasgow.
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At 3.30pm on Thursday 10 April, possibly the largest ever social gathering of the UK wine trade took place at Southwark Cathedral for the memorial service of Michael Cox.
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Playing on the fact that red wine stains your teeth, a Lithuanian advertising agency has launched a wine housed in a paint can.
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Wines from in and around Provence dominated the top spots in a blind tasting in London last week that featured 31 of the world’s most famous rosés.
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Former Manchester United manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, is to sell off a substantial chunk of his wine collection via three auctions organised by Christie’s.
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Lafite Rothschild has released its 2013 vintage with a 14% cut on its 2012 price to €288 per bottle.
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After a busy day yesterday, Margaux third growth Château Kirwan and Sauternes first growth Château Climens were this morning’s key releases.
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Two men who stole wines from some of Bordeaux’s most prestigious Chateaux have been jailed.
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The premier of New South Wales in Australia has resigned after “forgetting” to declare he had received a bottle of 1959 Penfolds Grange as a gift from a suspect in a corruption case.
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