Laurent Delaunay resurrects family’s Burgundian estate

Laurent Delaunay, president of Badet Clément, is going to relaunch his family’s Burgundian estate this February at Wine Paris, having reacquired it from the Boisset family in 2017.

US Supreme Court to rule on major wine regulation case

A case, due to be heard in the US Supreme Court tomorrow, which involves national retailer Total Wine & More opening a branch in the state of Tennessee, could have wider implications for inter-state wine sales.

Metallica and Stone Brewing launch beer

Heavy metal icons Metallica and California’s Stone Brewing have released a new beer which will launch in the US this week, and internationally in spring when the band sets out on its 2019 European tour.

The world’s top six booziest runs

During a month when it’s traditional to hit the gym and ditch the booze, we’ve rounded up a selection of fun runs from around the world which prove it’s possible to both drink and train.

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The best non-alcoholic cocktails London has to offer this Dry January

In need of a night out but wanting to bypass the booze? We’ve rounded up the best non-alcoholic cocktails in London this (Dry) January for budding teetotallers.

In focus: Southern Chile

Thanks to climate change and the intrepid nature of its winemakers, production has been moving due south in Chile. Lauren Eads meets the producrs who are pioneering wine in the country’s southern reaches.

In focus: How the Douro is taking the lead on climate change

Climate change is having a major effect on the world’s vineyards, including in Port’s Douro heartland. But moves are afoot to tackle the problem head on and prepare for whatever the future throws at the region.

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Redefining Southern Chile’s Ñuble region

With the creation of the new region of Ñuble, which borders the southern Chilean region of Bio-Bio, various challenges will arise in the agro-vitivinicultural context that should be addressed in order to expand business opportunities in this important economic market.

by Max Morales