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Decanter magazine is – quite simply – the world’s best wine magazine. Read in over 90 countries, Decanter is required reading for everyone with an interest in wine – from amateur enthusiast to serious collector. Our experts recommend 4,000 wines a year, so whether you’re looking for affordable Australian Shiraz for the weekend, or premier cru Burgundy to lay down, Decanter will find it for you.
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Enough to go around...Pressure eases after global wine production rises in 2018. Credit: Kelsey Knight / @kelsoknight via Unsplash.com Don’t panic: World wine supplies rebound from historic low
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Credit: Susana Guzman / Alamy Stock Photo Tasting the diversity of Rioja terroir
How different can wines from different vineyards in Rioja be?
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An adult spotted lanternfly... Credit: Wikipedia / Sydney Price of the USGS Bee Inventory and Monitoring Lab, Maryland, USA. (Edited) Wasps may save California vineyards from 'invasion' by Chinese fly
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Klein Constantia vineyard. Credit: Look / Alamy Stock Photo Producer profile: Klein Constantia
Sweeping changes at this historic Cape estate have transformed the wines and vineyards...
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The 120-seat restaurant at Bodega Garzón also has roomy terraces and great all-round views Credit: Rodrigo Guillenea Top 10 winery restaurants to visit for foodies
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Clos des Papes Credit: Per Karlsson, BKWine 2 / Alamy Stock Photo Producer profile: Clos des Papes
A wine that could seduce even the most fervent Châteauneuf naysayer...
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Wine Legend: Torres, Gran Coronas Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon 1970
What makes it a wine legend...
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Tua Rita: Latest releases
Susan Hulme MW tastes their latest releases...
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Credit: robertharding / Alamy Stock Photo Franciacorta winery tour
Take a tour of these wineries...
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Helmut Dönnhoff with his son, Cornelius. Credit: doennhoff.com Dönnhoff: Profile and top wines rated
Some of Germany's top Rieslings...
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Pale isn't always best... Credit: Ullrich Gnoth / Alamy Stock Photo Is pale rosé wine better quality? - ask Decanter
Always pick the lightest...?
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Best screw cap wine: Summer picks
No need for a corkscrew...
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Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos is the source of its The Stone Terraces Port: 'the quintessence of the finest Douro fruit' according to Richard Mayson in his report. Credit: symington.com Port 2017: Vintage guide and what to buy
Over 25 recommendations to buy from this top vintage...
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Hiroshi Ishida DAWA vice-chair: Hiroshi Ishida
Hiroshi Ishida, executive sommelier at Hotel Nikko in Tokyo, is a judge in the Decanter Asia Wine Awards 2018.
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Sarah Jane Evans MW DAWA vice-chair: Sarah Jane Evans MW
Sarah Jane Evans MW is an award-winning journalist who began writing about wine in the 1980s.
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Auberge du Soleil Bistro Credit: aubergeresorts.com/aubergedusoleil/ Napa Valley restaurants for wine lovers
Where the locals eat...
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Li Demei DAWA vice-chair: Li Demei
Li Demei is a DecanterChina.com columnist and an associate professor of wine tasting and oenology.
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Sometimes red wine tastes better chilled... Credit: Photo by photo-nic.co.uk nic on Unsplash Best summer red wines to drink chilled
It's perfectly acceptable, and even enjoyable...
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Andrew Jefford DAWA vice-chair: Andrew Jefford
Andrew Jefford contributes a column every month to Decanter magazine, and writes the Jefford on Monday blog for Decanter.com.
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DRC grape pickers in Le Montrachet vineyard, in more plentiful times... Credit: Ian Shaw / Alamy ‘One-off’ Montrachet from DRC, Leflaive and Comtes Lafon sells for £5,000-a-bottle
A Montrachet 2016 blend produced by combining the harvests of seven owners of vines in the famous grand cru.
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Michael Hill-Smith MW DAWA vice-chair: Michael Hill-Smith MW
Michael Hill-Smith MW is a wine producer, international wine judge, wine consultant, occasional wine writer and restaurateur.
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DAWA vice-chair: Poh Tiong Ch'ng
A lawyer by training, Poh Tiong Ch'ng published the world’s first Chinese Bordeaux Guide in 2000.
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Jeannie Cho Lee MW DAWA vice-chair: Jeannie Cho Lee MW
Jeannie Cho Lee MW is an author, wine critic, judge and educator as well as the first Asian Master of Wine.
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Look out for tasting notes and more detail on Domaine de Long Dai in Jane Anson's full report this month. Credit: Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) Anson: Inside Lafite's China project - The road to Long Dai
'The most anticipated wine project in China'
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Tinazzi: 'Vino Rosso? Freddo!'
Promotion. A red wine to drink cool at 10°C....
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Marselan has been making a name for itself in China. Credit: Wikipedia Meet the ‘new’ Bordeaux wine grapes
Do you know your Marselan from your Petit Manseng?
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White Hermitage is known for its richness, high alcohol and viscosity. Credit: Maëva Duvergey (BMG France) / legendary-hermitage.com Getting to know white Hermitage
Learn about the hill of Hermitage and see Matt's 28 tasting notes...
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Alex Gambal moved to Burgundy from the US. Credit: Megan Mallen / Wikipedia Boisset to buy Alex Gambal in Burgundy
The Boisset family has said it is close to gaining more vineyards in Burgundy..
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Credit: Arcangelo Piai Reasons to celebrate for Prosecco Superiore from Conegliano and Valdobbiadene
Promotional feature. The latest in a series of good news stories from the small corner of Italy...
