Veteran importer’s competitive advantage
[Feature] Few people have more in-depth knowledge of the China wine industry than Campbell Thompson, who has lived in the country for most of his adult life.
Chinese authorities destroy over 2,000 bottles of 'poisonous' Spanish wine
Chinese officials have seized and destroyed thousands of bottles of Spanish wine after a health scare involving excessive levels of iron.
China solar panel agreement brings hope for EU wine resolution
EU wine industry expects a solution to the anti-dumping investigation.
China austerity affecting corporate alcohol spending, says study
Chinese companies are cutting their spending on alcohol in response to a government initiative, but fine wine has not yet been seriously affected, says a new study.
Chateau Ausone wins trademark case in China
Chateau Ausone and Bordeaux negociant Barriere Freres have both won cases against trademark squatters in China.
Castel loses trademark infringement case in China
French wine merchant Castel has lost its lengthy legal battle over the company's trademark in China.
Expansion on the cards for Grace Vineyard
[Feature] A sparkling wine is next on the agenda for Grace Vineyard.
Decanter Asia Wine Awards entry deadline approaching
With just over two weeks remaining, organisers are issuing a final call for entries into this year's Decanter Asia Wine Awards, as the submission phase draws to a close.
China move pays dividends for Frenchman Six
[Feature] Six has seen Chinese develop more sophisticated tastes and acquire more confidence during his seven years in the country.
Joao Paulo Martins talking about Portuguese wines in China
[Video] The man often described as Portugal’s version of Robert Parker Jr gave workshops about Portuguese wine in Hong Kong and Macau early May, and spoke exclusively to DecanterChina.com about the future for Portuguese wines in China.