This week in the world of drinks: Edinburgh gears up for its first new whisky distillery in almost a century; Cellier des Dauphins delights at the French embassy; BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James is starstruck by Seckford Agencies; and we find out where you can buy a pint of beer in London for less than £2.
Much-loved past master of both the Vintners’ and Distillers’ Companies, as well as Champagne brand specialist, and “great character’” Simon Leschallas, has died aged 64.
Brewing powerhouse AB InBev has agreed its Australian subsidiary Carlton & United Breweries to Tokyo-headquartered Asahi in a deal worth AU$16 billion.
We bring you the results in full from this year’s Organic Wine Masters following a judging session last month in London designed to pick out the best wines from right around the globe in this growing category.
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Non-vintage and, indeed, vintage Champagne are now fighting against other premium styles.
Contemporary art and fine wine are both forms of cultural expression, and our artist labels help to raise the consumer’s experience.
Tequila and mezcal are increasingly popular, and their success has been driven by celebrity endorsements.
French co-operatives are shining a light on their green credentials. Adopting organic and biodynamic farming practices, they are leading the way in sustainable viticulture. Elizabeth Gabay MW reports.
It may be the world’s most popular sparkling wine, but with growth in the UK slowing and no recognisable brand names, it’s time for producers to spread their wings in search of growth further afield, writes Lauren Eads.
With top end Burgundy now well beyond the reach of most wine lovers, Gabriel Stone explores how producers and merchants are managing such unprecedented demand, and considers the best places to hunt for more affordable options.
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Common viewpoints around plastic waste appear to be divided into two quite separate camps these days, according to Pertainer CEO Hugh Ross.
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This week in the world of drinks: Katy Perry does a turn at Auction Napa Valley; The Barbarians commiserate a defeat to England Rugby with Pol Roger; Metallica find a new master distiller for their whiskey brand; and the “world’s first” levitating statue of Eric Cantona lands in London…
We are delighted to reveal the winners of the 2019 Drinks Business Awards, which were announced yesterday afternoon at a packed out ceremony at the London Wine Fair.
Following three impassioned days of judging in London last week, we are delighted to reveal the shortlisted entries for The Drinks Business Awards 2019. The winners will be announced at the London Wine Fair on Tuesday 21 May at 4pm.