Utiel Requena, the historic lands of Bobal
Nestled in the interior hills of Valencia, wine has been made for over 2,500 years in the Spanish Denomination of Origin Utiel-Requena...
Conde de los Andes – the pulse of Rioja’s soul
Even in a region filled with sites of cultural, historical and vinous interest, a visit to Bodegas Ollauri stands out as a special experience.
Garnacha/Grenache: a journey through 10 wines
Indeed, Garnacha/Grenache has its home and birthplace on these Mediterranean shores, where multiple terroirs and traditions are reflected in a unique diversity of wines...
Garnacha / Grenache: One European grape, endless possibilities
Although European Garnacha/Grenache is now one of the world’s most widely planted grape varieties, its origin can be traced back to this corner of the Mediterranean where it remains at the core of the regions’ identity...
Journey’s End: Celebrating 25 years in sparkling style
The leading Stellenbosch producer is celebrating its 25th anniversary with the launch of a new Methode Cap Classique wine.
Church Road: Enduring legacy, built upon heritage and craftsmanship
Founded in 1897, Church Road is one of New Zealand’s oldest wineries. With decades of experience under its belt, this winery has learned that poised, considered progress reaps appreciable rewards, as demonstrated by its recent move into the Chinese market.
Muriel Wines: Best of both worlds
A new generation of wines defined by their origin is starting to appear in Rioja, alongside the region’s traditional age-statement bottles. The latest releases from Muriel Wines show how both styles complement each other – offering Rioja lovers more choice than ever before.
The new Rioja: Ysios Finca el Nogal
Bodegas Ysios introduces Viñedo Singular Ysios Finca el Nogal as the winery celebrates 20 years.
Tradition meets innovation – Discovering Georgian wine
The country of Georgia, in the Caucasus Mountains, is today in the spotlight of the world’s wine lovers.
Journey’s End Vineyards, a South African winery and a force for good
Purchased in 1995 by the Gabb family, Journey’s End is nestled among the Schapenberg hills in the Stellenbosch winelands – and it has always been wholly committed to sustainably and ethically producing excellent wines for all occasions.