My entry into the Jancis Robinson Wine Writing Competition 2025

Love it or hate it, but everyone knows these bubbles. Prosecco has transformed from a regional Italian wine to a global phenomenon,...

Carnaval, samba, beaches, football, coffee and caipirinhas are some of the things that might come to mind when you think of Brazil! It’s...

Nestled in the heart of Spain, north-west from Madrid, between Toro and Ribera del Duero, lies a beautiful region of Rueda, known for its...

Whether you are a wine connoisseur or never had a drop of wine in your life, you've heard about Bordeaux. Renowned for their rich history...

Portugal is a very rich cultural country with wine being in the heart of it. With over 250 grape varieties, you will find an abundance of...

Changing careers from finance to wine, I have found myself transitioning from one male-dominated industry to another. I have never really...

Just as Chile saved Carménère and made this grape its national treasure, Argentina has done the same with Malbec. Original pre-phylloxera...

Chilean Carménère stands as a testament to the country's winemaking prowess and its ability to revive this lost grape variety.

Barolo, truffles and an astonishing mosaic of hills - the calling card of Piedmont region...

The wines of Santorini are the undeniable part of this unique paradise in the Aegean Sea

To mark the English Wine Week, I thought I'd write what I think about English Wines (though we should not forget about the rest of the...

In light of celebrations of the World Chardonnay Day, I wanted to talk about the ABC (Anything but Chardonnay) club.