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Opinion

Montagny, Côte d'Or and Aligoté: The Burgundy wines our France editor drinks at home

A fistful of great-tasting Burgundies...

By Natalie Earl Published 19 August 26
Forget Old vs New World: How the wine map is being redrawn

A short A–Z guide by country and region...

By Jacopo Mazzeo Published 17 August 26
Under 30s Wine Trade Sips: Daria, 28

To help spread the word that wine is for everyone, we ask Zoomers working in the wine industry – bars, restaurants, cellars and retail – to share their experience of a bottle they love.

By Daria Volokitina Published 17 August 26
Under 30s Wine Trade Sips: Alex, 26

To help spread the word that wine is for everyone, we ask Zoomers working in the wine industry – bars, restaurants, cellars and retail – to share their experience of a bottle they love.

By Alex Padilla Published 29 July 26
‘I was on my way to experience the last-known remaining bottle of Romanée-Conti 1899’

A once in a lifetime sort of tasting...

By Ned Goodwin MW Published 24 July 26

Gen Z Wine Challenge: Stella, 18

Decanter asks 18- to 29-year olds around the world to give their honest opinion about a wine they've splashed out on – and if it was worth the cash.

By Stella Kerr Published 21 July 26
The ethical drinker: Making wine off-grid in Spain's Sierra de Gredos

Can wineries be completely off-grid?...

By Natalie Earl Published 21 July 26
Katherine Cole: Even the most secretive estates are reconsidering their codes of silence

Exclusivity on the wane..?

By Katherine Cole Published 16 July 26
Book review: Thirst by John Robins is 'an important read, as well as a good one'

A darkly humorous memoir about alcoholism...

By Sophie Thorpe Published 15 July 26
Andrew Jefford: Challenging beliefs on tasting wine and terroir

'A welcome truth...'

By Andrew Jefford Published 14 July 26
The ethical drinker: NoLo drinks need more scrutiny – and stories

And an Austrian biodynamic estate leading the way...

By Natalie Earl Published 28 June 26

'A real treat': Our book reviewer devours 'Pressing Matters' by Alan Ramey

A witty tour of a complex wine world...

By Sophie Thorpe Published 26 June 26
The ethical drinker: Join the resistance and give hybrid grapes a chance

Do you know your Souvignier Gris from your Cabernet Cortis? Sustainability editor Natalie Earl explores the rise and symbolism of disease-resistant hybrid grapes via an innovative micro-négociant project in southern France's Languedoc.

By Natalie Earl Published 18 June 26
Gen Z Wine Challenge: Cameron, 21

Decanter asks 18- to 29-year olds around the world to give their honest opinion about a wine they've splashed out on – and if it was worth the cash.

By Cameron McClumpha Published 18 June 26
Andrew Jefford: 'We've got a wine revolution on our hands'

Growers must seize opportunities in a fast-changing climate, says our award-winning columnist, highlighting exciting white wines being produced in the Monts d'Avène area of high Languedoc in southern France.

By Andrew Jefford Published 17 June 26
‘Rolling all of Wales’ talent and natural resources into the same conversation as England misses the point ’

There's something distinct happening in the valleys...

By Jane Rakison Published 9 June 26
The ethical drinker: New River Cottage wines help put sustainability 'into mainstream conversation'

Can wine share the same ethical framework as food?...

By Natalie Earl Published 5 June 26

'Some of today’s most successful wine communicators are those who show wine for the joyful thing it is'

Spread the good word...

By Kate Lofthouse Published 2 June 26