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Bordeaux

Bordeaux

Bordeaux, with its many chateaux and the renowned 1855 Classification, is a leading destination for wine lovers, as well as the bedrock of the fine wine market and a benchmark for winemakers around the world.

China

China

Exploring China's wine country to understand its districts, regions and producers to know (*Part of Decanter's China supplement October 2024).

Chile

Chile

Vines were first brought into Chile in the 1550s by Spanish conquistadors. This long and narrow strip of land, which lies on the west coast of South America bordering Peru, Bolivia and Argentina, is now the continent’s largest exporter of wine, especially

New Zealand

New Zealand

Situated southeast of Australia, New Zealand is perhaps best known for its Sauvignon Blanc.

Spain

Spain

Which country enjoys the most land under vine in the whole world? Where are Rioja, Cava and Sherry produced? This week, let’s have a look at the world’s 3rd largest wine producing country—Spain.

Germany

Germany

Among the greatest European wine producing countries, Germany is situated in the far-north, and is unique in many ways. To start with, it is predominantly a white wine producing country, making some of the best white wines in the world, most notably Rieslings.

Italy

Italy

Italy and France are the top two biggest wine producing countries in the world. Despite being a close neighbour to France, Italy has its own grape varieties and winemaking styles, and is especially known for highly acidic, food-friendly wines.

Champagne

Champagne

Champagne produces unique wine sought the world over as the drink of celebration.

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Asti: Food pairing for the festive season

Italy’s sparkling wines are the perfect match for the celebratory gatherings that abound at this time of year, and the breadth of their food pairing possibilities might just surprise you.

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Cantina di Montalcino: contemporary winemaking with a respect for the past

As the winery enters a new era as part of the Prosit Group, innovation and renewal go hand-in-hand with continuity and tradition.

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Bodegas Olarra’s 50th anniversary

Half a century of passion and commitment for a project that set a new benchmark in Rioja...

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Eurocave – Cradling your life’s wine treasures

Good wine is something to celebrate but as any wine lover knows, good wine just gets better with age, so proper storage is vitally important...

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Decanter Shanghai Fine Wine Encounter

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