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Wine investment: Bordeaux 2025 campaign imminentA snapshot of the market context...
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Best tequilas for cocktails: Eight to tryBlancos, reposadaos and añejos for mixing
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Five key takeaways from Bordeaux 2025: Early, concentrated and full of promiseThe vintage in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1...
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Protos: Defining the wines of the futureSponsor Content Created With Bodegas Protos
Sponsored Content Winemaker Marilena Bonilla has overseen many changes during two decades at Protos, one of Spain’s most famous wineries. She reflects on the history and legacy of the iconic Ribera del Duero brand, and how she is adapting the wines for the future.
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Celebrating DWWA: An intimate dinner in the heart of BelgraviaAhead of judging week, Decanter World Wine Awards gathered press for an intimate dinner at Daylesford Organic in Belgravia, pairing the farmshop's seasonal kitchen with top winners from the 2025 competition.
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World Marselan DayA French scientist created Marselan in 1961, and it’s now one of China’s flagship grape varieties ...
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International Viognier DayViognier is renowned for its rich texture, rounded mouthfeel and heady aromas of apricot, peach and honeysuckle...
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Archive dive in five: Decanter April 2004What we said then about a supersized Spain tasting and Brian Croser…
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DWWA Judge Profile: Lukasz KolodziejczykA seasoned wine professional with over two decades of experience in the fine wine trade
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DWWA judge profile: Melanie BrownChef Sommelier & Restaurateur, specilaising in New Zealand.
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Best Manhattan cocktail bars: Nine to tryMust-visit venues in the Big Apple...
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The best wines to try on Malbec World DayTop scoring Malbec wines from Decanter World Wine Awards...
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Best whiskeys for a Manhattan: 12 to tryGreat whiskeys for this classic cocktail...
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Selvanella: A Chianti Classico pioneerSponsor Content Created With Vigneti La Selvanella
Sponsored Content In 1969, when Chianti Classico was still dominated by blends and bulk production, one estate put the name of its vineyard on the label. It was an act of conviction that still defines it today.
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Barcelona Wine Week: Trends and perspectivesThe latest edition of Spain’s largest wine fair set the stage for some exciting tastings and discussions, allowing our Spain Editor to take the pulse of the country’s scene and identify the hottest topics driving its evolution.
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Gavi: Piedmont’s hidden gemSponsor Content Created With Consorzio del Gavi, published on 10 April 2026
Sponsored Content Set between the Apennines and the Ligurian coast, Gavi combines medieval charm, distinctive gastronomy and one of Italy’s finest wines.
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