Summer wines are best served chilled – and yes, that goes for reds, too

Wine from the USA struggles to find a place in European affections, despite its significant production and consumption. But a new wave of thoughtful winemakers is changing perceptions

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Bust out the bubbles without breaking the bank

Moves are afoot to enshrine the status of the much-loved elderly plants

Britain’s wine industry is maturing beautifully, with international acclaim and growing exports

As supermarket prices rise and quality dips, there are still some genuinely good bottles to enjoy out there

Once dismissed as worthless, garnacha is leading a winemaking revolution

What we often look for is not a mind-blowing experience but a wine that simply goes about its business

The same wines can be made in different places with very different results – as so well demonstrated by the world's most famous globetrotting wine consultant, Michel Rolland

We’re used to red, white and rosé, but many of the most exciting new vintages defy these traditional categories

Hellenic vintages are full of romance

Make the most of your neighbourhood wine shop (you’ll miss it when it’s gone)

France’s most famous region is in turmoil as producers make far more bottles than they can possibly sell