
Wine in history: Self-portraits with wine
What do artists' depictions of their own wine-drinking tell us about changing attitudes to alcohol over the centuries?
ByWhat do artists' depictions of their own wine-drinking tell us about changing attitudes to alcohol over the centuries?
ByIn a vintage post from 2017, David Schildknecht takes an intellectual scalpel to a newly fashionable tasting term.
ByMargaret Rand meets the Bordelais consultant winemaker whose work as a scientist transformed our understanding of wine faults.
ByA new book tells the story of the “Lady of Yquem".
ByJoanna Simon finds the best wines to pair with a dish prepared with an historic acidulant made from unripe, unfermented…
ByTwo new special releases are the latest evidence of the anglophone Port house’s skill with very old Tawny Port.
ByHas Piedmont at last found a white fine-wine foil for Nebbiolo?
ByBehind Olivier Leflaive's Champagne project is a "quietly radical plan to reinvigorate the category."
ByAndrew Jefford muses on the art of skin-contact white wine after tasting a single bottle of Georgian qvevri wine.
ByThe family producer unveils its contribution to one of South Australia's very finest vintages.
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