Guest Column

Natural wine pioneer Stanko Radikon dies

We have lost a 'giant' of the natural wine movement...

Do we really need wine apps? - China

Can Californian Cabernet improve with age?

Can Californian Cabernet Sauvignon improve with age?

Riesling from 'Voltaire vineyard' wins top DWWA prize

Famous French philosopher had a hand in victory...

Inside the Mondavi 50th anniversary dinner

Producer profile: Ulysses

William Kelley is one of the first people to get a look inside Ulysses, the new Christian Moueix Napa Valley venture...

The science of two alcohol free days per week

Is it necessary to have 'several alcohol free' days every week and, if so, should those days be consecutive? Dr Michael Apstein gives his view to Decanter...

Krug 2002 'in another league', says Michael Edwards

Krug 2002 is the product of a vintage where 'everything went right', says Champagne expert and author Michael Edwards.

Is dry January beneficial?

Ian D'Agata on the search for wine terroir in China

Château Lynch-Bages masterclass with 2000, 2005, 2009 and 2010 vintages

Somm: Into the Bottle - film review

Oregon 2015 harvest: A stellar crop, say producers

Ornellaia Bianco makes case for Super Tuscan white wine

Does Chianti wine have an image problem?

Malibu Coast AVA growers fight on over planting ban

Six signs that you’re becoming a wine buff

Forget gadgets and age wine gracefully, says Tony Aspler

Cristal 2007: Roederer hits the sweet spot in an unsung year

Decanter Vinexpo competition winner: Alex Stevenson

Alex Stevenson, a drinks buyer for the Tate art galleries in the UK, is the winner of a competition organised by Decanter and Vinexpo to win a trip to the Vinexpo wine show in Bordeaux this June.

First taste: Rhone wines - Matt Walls picks six to try

Regional body InterRhone, which is the professional body that promotes AOC Rhone wines, recently held its annual seminar and tasting in London. Here are my top six wines from those present.