Delegates from approximately 200 countries will meet in Scotland from October 31 until November 12 to discuss ways to mitigate climate change.
As I have had a career “selling climate in a bottle” for ...
It is so easy to just buy sauvignon blanc, chardonnay or pinot grigio, but trying the lesser-known varietals can result in happy surprises and enhanced meals.
For instance, I would suggest you match t...
Our first wine this week is the 2017 Pasqua Romeo & Juliet Ripasso Superiore.
The Pasqua family, who have a passion for wine and a strong link with Verona, their city of origin, describe it as such: ...
You can imagine my disappointment when I realised that we presently have nothing to offer you for International Prokupac Day.
The good news is that if you find yourself in Serbia on October 14, I am s...
I just love the wines from the Cune winery in Spain as they are always delicious and so well made.
During a recent visit to one of our stores the manager pointed out a bottle of 2019 Bela Ribera del ...
We decided in our home this year to celebrate September 10 with a whole week of rather special wines as it was on that day in 1977 that a young lady arrived here to see whether we were meant to be tog...
Today we are going to discuss the seventh most planted wine grape in the world.
It wedges in there between syrah in sixth and sauvignon blanc in the eighth spot. I am sure that we all remember exactly...
Since the Thursday before Labour Day is set aside to celebrate the most extensively planted wine grape, I will continue from last Friday’s column and describe a few more of our cabernet sauvignons.
Bu...
In 2010, in the United States, it was decided to establish the Thursday before Labour Day as National Cabernet Sauvignon Day.
With 850,000 acres planted on our planet it is by far the most popular win...
Although they have not visited Bermuda for a couple of years, an incident this weekend past has put two of our oldest friends, Neil and Maria Empson, firmly in the thoughts of my wife and myself. Neil...
