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Copia sale imminent
A Santa Rosa bankruptcy judge has approved the liquidation of Copia, with a sale now imminent.
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Great Australian Wine Dinner re-launched
The Great Australian Wine Dinner will be re-launched this month, as diners gather to support the Judy Hirst Memorial Foundation.
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Napoleon’s wife ignited French love-affair with Bordeaux
France’s love-affair with Bordeaux was started by Napoleon's wife Josephine, a new exhibition has revealed.
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A bottle a day cuts heart disease risk, study says
Drinking up to a bottle a wine a day can cut the risk of heart disease, says a controversial new study.
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Féret wine guide history up for grabs as ‘Bordeaux bible’ plates go on sale
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Majestic Wine leaves Vinopolis, Laithwaites to move in
Majestic Wine is to close its Vinopolis store, and will be replaced by a new Laithwaites outlet in 2010.
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Liberty Wines apprentice named Young Wine Writer of the Year
Liberty Wines’ Nicola Cornelius has been named Young Wine Writer of the Year 2009.
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UK opposition announces plans to scrap units system
The UK government opposition has unveiled plans to scrap the units system currently used to measure alcoholic consumption.
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Jancis Robinson, Michael Broadbent and Hugh Johnson to feature as charity pantomime Vinderella hits the London stage
Theatregoers are being promised a 'witty, outrageous and colourful show' as members of the wine trade meet on stage next week in a specially written pantomime to raise money for charity.
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Laithwaites Wine unveils new website
UK independent wine merchant Laithwaites has unveiled a new website.
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Geoffrey Roberts Award opens for 2010
The Geoffrey Roberts Award, established to commemorate the life and work of the pioneering wine importer, is now taking applications for 2010.
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Asia is the future: Vinexpo
Asia is the future of the global wine industry, and will grow at a faster rate than North America, according to new figures released by Vinexpo.
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Sun wine critic Brian Moore opens heart to Decanter
Former England rugby star turned wine writer Brian Moore has opened his heart to Decanter.
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Chile: Wineries resume business despite fresh tremors
Chilean wineries are beginning to resume normal operations following February's earthquake, despite constant aftershocks and tremors.
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Judges defy delays to kick off DWWA judging week
The Decanter World Wine awards judging week kicked off in style this morning, as tasters overcame travelling setbacks to take their places at the judges’ tables.
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Decanter judges honour Basset
Judges came together to honour Gerard Basset on the opening day of the Decanter World Wine Awards judging week.
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Bisol opens restaurant on Mazzorbo
Premium Prosecco producer Bisol is set to open a restaurant at its new Venissa estate.
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Decanter World Wine Awards unveils record entries and 2010 results
The Decanter World Wine Awards unveiled a record number of entries this morning, as it announced the results of the 2010 competition.
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Russian sparkling wine set for UK surge
Russia’s oldest traditional method sparkling wine producer has hired a high-end Champagne winemaker in order to break into the UK market.
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Decanter.com’s new look
Hopefully you'll have noticed we've had a bit of a redesign.
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Gina Gallo: Pinotgate was ‘a disaster’
The 'Pinotgate' scandal, allegedly involving 18 million bottles of fake Pinot Noir from the Languedoc, was 'a disaster' for Californian company Gallo, it has admitted.
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Lafite 2008 price rises 20% following Chinese symbol announcement
Demand for Chateau Lafite Rothschild 2008 shot up overnight yesterday, following the announcement that its bottles will be etched with the Chinese figure eight.
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Lafite price comparison: Trade vs Auction
We had a feeling they were going to be big - but the numbers coming out of Hong Kong today would have raised even the most reserved of eyebrows.
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Lafite in Hong Kong: The price of provenance
After yesterday's drama of sky high prices at the Sotheby's Hong Kong auction, today's developments began to add some context to the numbers.
