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Man of the Year 2008: Christian Moueix
Christian Moueix, one of the most respected winemakers in Bordeaux, is Decanter’s Man of the Year 2008.
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Aubert de Villaine: Decanter Man of the Year
Decanter’s Man of the Year 2010 is Aubert de Villaine, proprietor of one of the world’s legendary wine estates.
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Exciting ‘reformer’ Rioja wines to try
Adam Lechmere picks 11 top Rioja wines from these new radicals.
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David Lynch reveals Dom Pérignon design
Twin Peaks director David Lynch, one of Hollywood's most renowned film makers, has revealed his new design for Dom Pérignon.
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English wine producers search for signs of royal favour
At least two English wine producers are on tenterhooks as they wait to see if their wine will be served at the Royal Wedding on Friday.
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Chapoutier looks for English vineland
Michel Chapoutier is looking for land to make wine in England, he has told Decanter.com.
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New website for English sparkling wine
A new website has been set up to showcase and sell English sparkling wines.
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World sparkling experts at Denbies for international conference
Some of the most experienced figures in the sparkling wine world will be speaking at the International Sparkling Wine Symposium 2011.
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English wine producers salute ‘quality’ vintage
The English wine harvest has started in summer-like temperatures – and producers are delighted with the quality of the crop.
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Sales of English wine booming, say Berry Bros
Sales of English wine - both sparkling and still - have boomed over the last year, London wine merchant Berry Bros and Rudd says.
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English vineyard set for first ‘terroir’ designation
Camel Valley Vineyards in Cornwall has submitted the UK's first single grower application for Protected Designation of Origin status.
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TV review: The Apprentice (BBC1)
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English wine harvest ‘not looking good’, say winemakers
As England continues to suffer the wettest early summer since records began, winemakers are beginning to wonder if they are going to have any grapes to harvest at all.
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English winemakers pray for Indian summer
The English grape harvest will be about two weeks later and smaller than normal – with winemakers hoping for a fine September to save the vintage.
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English wine producer claims first with skin contact white wine
English winery Chapel Down is producing what it believes is the country's first skin contact white wine.
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Burgundy 2011: Decanter’s verdict
Burgundy 2011 is seductive, the best whites ‘pure and willowy’, the reds lively and charming, Jeannie Cho Lee MW says in her summing up of the vintage for Decanter.
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Dom Perignon launches new Oenotheque at Decanter
Two new vintages of Dom Perignon will be launched during a live webcast at decanter.com this afternoon by winemaker Richard Geoffroy.
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Penfolds Grange 2006 launched
Penfolds Grange 2006 was launched last night along with six other classic Penfolds Chardonnays, Shiraz and Cabernets.
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DRC releases 2009 with promise of ‘steady’ pricing
Corney & Barrow has released the 2009 vintage from Domaine de la Romanee-Conti with a promise that future prices will be 'steady and logical'.
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Bordeaux 2010: First verdicts from London tasting
London has had its first taste of the Bordeaux 2010 Right Bank wines – and the verdict is very positive, with reservations about extraordinarily high alcohol levels.
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Decanter Bordeaux 2010 ratings published
Decanter has published its ratings and tasting notes for the 'exceptional' Bordeaux 2010 vintage.
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Penfolds breaks into en primeur market
Penfolds is further staking its claim to be Australia’s most iconic winery by offering two of its rarest wines as ‘en primeur’ futures.
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Penfolds launches Grange 07 in Europe and first ever Bin 169
Penfolds has just launched its icon wines in Europe – including the first-ever bottling of the new £165 Bin 169 Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2008, and the Grange 2007.
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Brad Pitt eyes Barolo vineyard
Hollywood star Brad Pitt is looking to acquire a vineyard in northern Italy, according to reports.
