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Catharine Lowe

The Barossa Valley

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 17 September 20
Riesling

Is the market waking up to Riesling? If so, Eden Valley should be at the forefront of the revolution. CATHARINE LOWE reports

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 17 September 20
Legends Barossa Valley

CATHARINE LOWE profiles the figures who, through a mixture of dedication and skill, have shaped and will continue to shape the winemaking landscape of the Barossa Valley

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 18 August 20
Splendid Sardinia grapes

CATHARINE LOWE discovers a fierce pride in indigenous grapes in Sardinia, and views the wine industry there through the eyes of Sella & Mosca, the island's largest privately owned producer

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 13 August 20
Act of union: Grand Cru Chablis

Established to defend and promote the status of grand cru Chablis, the Union des Grands Crus de Chablis has a lot to deliver to secure the trust of consumers and producers. CATHERINE LOWE reports.

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 13 August 20
Adventures in Verona

Sandro Boscaini of Masi, Valpolicella, is spearheading research into old grape varieties for new wines. CATHARINE LOWE reports .

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 12 August 20

Italian Pinot Grigio

Trendy, bland, but good with food. Is this the only role for Pinot Grigio? asks CATHARINE LOWE

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 12 August 20
The Sweet Smell of Success: Austrian Sweet Wines

They have had a rough ride, but Austrian sweet wines are back with a vengeance, says CATHARINE LOWE

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 29 February 20
The lure of the Languedoc province

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 28 February 20
A day in the life with Dee Blackstock MW at Waitrose

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 10 January 20
Mind bloc: Hungary

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 8 January 20
Day in the life of a Burgundy grape picker

By Catharine Lowe Last updated 31 December 19