Wine Education

  1. From Provence to California: Exploring the World of Rosé Wines

    Rosé wines are more popular than ever, and there is more choice of styles available now than there has ever been from all over the world. They are extremely versitile and very flexible when it comes to food pairing. Although rosé is consumed all year round, there is no denying that it does taste especially lovely when the sun is shining! Stick ...
    From Provence to California: Exploring the World of Rosé Wines
  2. Raising a Glass to Women in Wine

    We have always championed and supported great female wine producers, sharing their inspirational stories, and challenges, raising their visibility within our range, and building awareness of women in wine. We’re thrilled to introduce some of the pioneering female wine makers who we greatly admire, making their mark on the industry.   ...
    Raising a Glass to Women in Wine
  3. Top Hospitality Wine Trends for 2024

    As 2023 draws to a close, we look towards the New Year and what existing trends will continue to soar and what we predict will be the exciting new developments in Hospitality for 2024. The continued growth of Portuguese wines, drinking rose wine all year round, and the chilled red wine movement are all set to continue, but what’s new for 2024? ...
    Top Hospitality Wine Trends for 2024
  4. What's hot and what's not? Key wine trends of 2024

    The wine industry is continually evolving and it is important to stay ahead of the curve. Here are our predictions on what is going to be in, and what’s going to be out in 2024. What's hot? Sustainability: Sustainability is high on the agenda for all wine producers. Larger producers are embracing sustainable practices to decrease carbon ...
    What's hot and what's not? Key wine trends of 2024
  5. The lowdown on Organic wines, Biodynamic wines and Sulphates

    Organic wines are becoming increasingly popular, but what exactly makes a wine organic?  In its simplest terms organic wine is wine made from organically grown grapes. This essentially means that the winemaking process is free from man-made chemicals such as artificial fertilisers, chemical herbicides, synthetic insecticides or pesticides or ...
    The lowdown on Organic wines, Biodynamic wines and Sulphates

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