With flowers blooming and trees blushing back to life in fresh shades of green it can only mean one thing Rosé and white wine season is officially here.
Pirr Wines, from the Alentejo region, now in the UK
We should all know by now that there’s more to Portuguese wines than the cheerful ‘plonk plonk’ of Mateus Rose. Pirr wines can hold their own with the very best from Spain and France
Vintage New York Wines
With a world of choices, why would someone choose a New York State wine over seemingly better known wines and regions?Luisa sips on wines from the Empire State a place not normally on a wine lover’s hit list.
The Joyous Wines of Cadgal
Luisa finds celebration in a bottle. The brainchild of Alessandro Varagnolo, who acquired the Cadgal estates in 2003
Welcome to the World of Wine
From wine newbies who can’t tell a Pinot from a Pepsi to full-blown terroir obsessives, World of Wine (WOW) in Porto is a playground for anyone who enjoys a good glass — or several.
Pecorino. Abruzzo’s Most Eclectic White Wine
Luisa Welch rediscovers an Italian treasure, one that doesn’t follow the ‘herd’ with Cantina Tollo, Abruzzo’s foremost producer of quality Pecorino
A Rendez Vous With Rueda
Grown in the Rueda Designation of Origin for centuries, the Verdejo grape is special with hints of wild mountain herbs and fruit and refreshing acidity. Nick tries a few at Spring
Colli Berici: Where Hills Meet Wine
In a region famous for wines such as Valpolicella, Amarone, Soave and Prosecco, welcome to Veneto’s best-kept secret: Colli Berici.
The Old New Wines of Cyprus
Blessed by generous sunshine and the fresh breeze of the Mediterranean Sea, Cyprus is home to some of the oldest grape varieties in the world.
Chenin Blanc Day 2025
AOC Vouvray celebrates Chenin Blanc Day 2025 with a fish and wine pairing supper expertly curated by top sommelier, Giuseppe D’Aniello