Jefford on Monday: Forward in doubt
Andrew Jefford interviews Gaia Gaja...
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Gaia Gaja in the vineyards. Credit: Andrew Jefford -
Montpeyroux in Languedoc. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: The ethnologist in the cellar
Making wine for the common good: a Languedoc co-operative...
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A Remain campaigner stops outside Berry Bros & Rudd's flagship shop on the way to a march in London. He has no known affiliation to the merchant. Most of the wine trade was in favour of staying inside the EU, when surveyed by the Wine & Spirit Trade Association. Credit: Scott Hortop / Alamy Stock Photo Jefford on Monday: Britain’s Brexit hangover
Andrew Jefford on the Brexit squeeze facing wine...
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Corkbuzz bar in New York - A Decanter favourite. Credit: www.chelseamarket.com Jefford: Guerrilla guide to drinking wine - Part four
Don't believe everything you've heard...
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Andrew Jefford disseminates nonconformist literature in this four-part series. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford: The guerrilla guide to wine places – Part three
Why location matters?...
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Andrew Jefford disseminates nonconformist literature in this four-part series. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford: The guerrilla guide to making wine - Part two
A nonconformist guide to making wine...
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Andrew Jefford disseminates nonconformist literature in this four-part series. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford: The guerrilla guide to wine - Part one
Make your own mind up...
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Vineyards of Domaine de Montvac in Vacqueyras with the Dentelles de Montmirail in the distance. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Profiling prince charming
Andrew Jefford explores Vacqueyras...
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Vineyards at Castell, in Franconia. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Europe’s screwcap kings
Andrew Jefford visits Franconia...
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Silvaner vines in the Schlossberg vineyard at Castell. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Desperately seeking Silvaner
Andrew Jefford hunts down wines to try...
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Barbaresco Rabaja vineyard, one of the most prestigious in the region. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Value in the Langhe
Andrew Jefford on the hunt for value in Piedmont...
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The politics of rosé colour. Credit: ZUMA Press Inc / Alamy Stock Photo Jefford on Monday: The rosé which wasn’t pink enough
The politics of wine colour...
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Rangen de Thann grand cru vines in Alsace. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Alsace notebook
Jefford on the Alsace grand cru debate...
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Hail storm clouds gather over Burgundy vineyards. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Burgundy notebook
The pressing issues in 2017 so far...
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At the gates of Dal Forno. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: The nth degree winery
In 30 years, our columnist has never seen this...
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Vineyards in Bouzeron. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Burgundy’s other self
Everything you need to know about Crémant de Bourgogne...
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Sommeliers pour Bordeaux 2016 barrel samples for tasting at the UGC's Hangar 14 venue. Credit: Decanter Jefford on Monday: Learning to taste better
A chat with wine teacher Michael Schuster...
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Puech-Haut: One of Languedoc's best-kept secrets, until now... Credit: Château Puech-Haut Jefford on Monday: Puech-Haut - barrels and beyond
A dark horse of Languedoc wine...
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Frost-preventing fires at Ridgeview in Sussex. Similar techniques were used by several Bordeaux estates this week, and elsewhere across Europe. Credit: Julia Claxton: International Garden Photographer of the Year/Royal Photographic Society Silver Medallist. Jefford on Monday: Big frost is back – but why?
Global warming could be the culrpit...
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Rhône's right bank has some hidden treasures. Credit: Vins Rhône / Inter Rhône Jefford on Monday: The other right bank
The hidden Rhône...
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Bordeaux sea trade in full flow in 1871. Credit: Edouard Manet / Yorck Project / Wikipedia Jefford on Monday: Unpleasant wine, tipsy citizens
A brief history of French wine...
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Vineyards in Madiran. Credit: Plaimont Producteurs Jefford on Monday: Marie Maria - a Madiran re-boot
An insurrection in southern France...
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Does the wine world need more Emile Zolas? A portrait of Zola by Edouard Manet in 1868. Credit: SuperStock / Alamy Stock Photo Jefford on Monday: Wine stories
Why don't wine writers tell more stories?
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Inside the cellars at Zyme in Valpolicella country. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: The alpha and omega wine
Andrew Jefford recommends wines to try...
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Appassimento grapes at Novaia Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Valpolicella Revealed
Andrew Jefford gets to know a fractious Italian champion....
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An example of a schist vineyard in Terraces du Larzac, Languedoc-Roussillon. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Of schist and schists
Andrew Jefford digs into a big terroir debate...
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Crozes-Hermitage vineyards in the Northern Rhône. Credit: Christophe Grilhé / Inter Rhône Jefford on Monday: Value from a great vintage
Andrew Jefford on Crozes-Hermitage 2015...
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Wild white rocket and flowers in the vineyards of Picpoul de Pinet in Languedoc. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Picpoul on the march
Andrew Jefford on the rise of Picpoul de Pinet...
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Professor Alain Razungles in the Languedoc. Credit: Alain Razungles Jefford on Monday: A chat with the professor
Our columnist interviews a world-leading wine professor...
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The ruins of the original Château de Larnage building and the kaolin-rich soils of its namesake Crozes village. Credit: Andrew Jefford Jefford on Monday: Northern Lights
Our columnist goes cruising in Crozes...
