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Spectacular DRC collection up for auction
One of the rarest and most spectacular collections of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti wines ever to come to auction goes under the hammer at Zachys on 3 December.
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Finger Lakes wine tour: Seneca Lake road trip
The best wineries to visit on a tour of Finger Lakes...
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Decanter travel guide: Finger Lakes, New York State
Bucolic vistas, activities aplenty and arguably the best Riesling outside Europe are the drawcards of this exciting region.
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My perfect day in Finger Lakes
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Duboeuf produces own-estate Beaujolais
Top Beaujolais negociant Georges Duboeuf introduced the first Beaujolais from his own estate on Wednesday.
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Long Island to adopt Merlot?
Long Island’s 35 producers are hotly debating whether their region, 90 miles east of New York, should adopt Merlot as its flagship wine.
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Naples auction down on 2007
The Naples Winter Wine Festival auction raised $14m (£7m) this weekend – the second highest sum in its eight-year history.
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Riesling takes top honours at New York wine contest
A 2005 dry Riesling from the Finger Lakes has won the 2006 New York Wine & Food Classic, held August 15-16.
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Randall Grahm to produce Riesling in Washington
Bonny Doon producer Randall Grahm has begun building an all-Riesling winery in Washington State.
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International Riesling Foundation formed
An international organization to support and promote Riesling has been formed.
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Riesling surges forward with multiple US programmes
Riesling's emergence as Americas's fastest-growing white has spawned three separate programmes to promote it.
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Taste scale for Riesling on the cards
Every bottle of Riesling should carry a taste scale so consumers can see exactly what style of wine they are getting, the International Riesling Foundation has proposed.
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New Washington wine head appointed
The Washington Wine Commission today named Jane Baxter Lynn as its new executive director.
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Baxter Lynn resigns as Washington wine chief
After serving as executive director of the Washington Wine Commission for six months, Jane Baxter Lynn has left the job.
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Washington Wine Institute has new director
The Washington Wine Commission and the Washington Wine Institute have hired a new executive director.
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New AVA for Washington
Washington’s Rattlesnake Hills will soon become this Pacific Northwest state’s ninth federal appellation.
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Washington State licenses 500th winery
Washington State has reached the 500-winery mark, consolidating its position as America’s No. 2 wine state.
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Finger Lakes: where to stay, eat, shop and relax
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Tom Black
The frank Tennessee businessman talks HOWARD G GOLDBERG through his advice for Barack Obama, and his 20,000-bottle cellar
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Kosher Wines
Kosher wines are playing down their Jewish links to boost their appeal, as they target a wider, international audience.
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Auction news September 2011
New auction houses in Chicago and San Francisco are a boon for wine buyers
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Finest wines and great opportunities in 11 September benefit auction
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Sotheby’s claims world record at auction
Sotheby's/Aulden Cellars ended their 2001 auction year by setting a new world record with bidding fireworks that soared above the US$4 million mark.
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Scion of Haut-Brion family dies aged 93
C Douglas Dillon, a member of the family that has owned Château Haut-Brion since 1935, has died in Manhattan at the age of 93.
