Highlights
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Serving wine quiz: 10 questions to test your knowledgeFrom key skills to fun facts...
By Chris Mercer Published
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Mission DRC? The Yquem affair? A look at some of the most exciting wine heistsNot Hollywood scripts but rather very real cases of brash robbery and deceit. Some of which remain unresolved.
By Noah Chichester Published
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Why Eastern Slovenia is one of Central Europe's great unsung wine regionsCrisp whites and sensational sparkling from the heart of Central Europe...
By Caroline Gilby MW Published
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Château-Grillet: The legendary Rhône white steps into a new eraNew faces at an old estate...
By Matt Walls Published
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Gen Z Wine Challenge: Amelia, 21In a new Decanter series, 18- to 29-year olds around the world give their honest opinion about a wine they've splashed out on – and if it was worth the cash.
By Amelia Boag McGlynn Published
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A white wine future? Benjamin Lewin MW explores a bold claimIs white wine set to dominate?...
By Benjamin Lewin MW Published
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Languedoc’s Montpeyroux gains cru statusLanguedoc is on the move again...
By Natalie Earl Published
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Wine and music quiz: From UB40 to DebussyCan you get a pitch-perfect score?...
By Chris Mercer Published
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Editors’ picks: Bonus tips on wines to watch – March 2026See what our team has been trying recently...
By Decanter Staff Published
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We recommend the best of South Africa's red blendsStrength in union...
By Jason Millar Published
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Riesling wine quiz: Test your knowledgeCan you get a perfect score?...
By Chris Mercer Published
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Wines without pedigree: From outsiders to Spanish icons of the futureConjured and moderated by Fernando Mora MW, the session stood out within Barcelona Wine Week’s programme focused on legacy and lineage. A session to discuss (and taste) the role of mavericks in Spain’s wine renaissance.
By Ines Salpico Last updated
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Best books on sake: Discover the story of Japan’s national drinkGreat reads that will leave you thirsty for a glass...
By Sophie Thorpe Published
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Canadian wine finds a silver lining in the strained relationship with ‘America first’Oh Canada...
By Kate Dingwall Published
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It's a rock thing: Meeting Georges Truc, the Rhône’s wine geologistThe soil maestro of the Rhône...
By Matt Walls Published
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What does America's harsh winter mean for its vineyards?A winter of extremes has gripped the East Coast of the US, how has this impacted the vines…
By Gemma Boucher Published
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Our expert's surprising revelations after tasting Domaine de la Romanée-Conti's 'exuberant' 2023 vintageNot just a fruity face...
By Charles Curtis MW Published
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Yamanashi: Six star wines to tryWines from the foot of Mt Fuji...
By Sylvia Wu Published
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Bo Barrett: The man at Chateau MontelenaThe man, the myth, the legend...
By Jonathan Cristaldi Published
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Are you sure you know the difference between a climat and a lieu-dit?Telling sites apart...
By Charles Curtis MW Published
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Decanter's Dream Destination: Cap Rocat, Mallorca, SpainExquisite local cuisine and palatial service...
By Marti Buckley Published
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Bordeaux 2023 retasted in bottle: 30 of the finest wines from this excellent vintageA vintage full of surprises...
By Georgie Hindle Published
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My three discoveries at France's biggest wine showAll the fun of the fair...
By Rupert Millar Published
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Burgundy with Altitude – inside Switzerland’s GraubündenGet a taste of the mountain air...
By Marc Checkley Published
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Nizza: Six wines to make you think again about BarberaElevating Barbera to new heights...
By Tom Hyland Published
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What is nama sake?Discover how to taste, serve and store this seasonal sake
By Alicia Miller Published
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Class of ‘89: Clos du Mont-Olivet and the birth of Châteauneuf’s cuvée spécialeThe transition between tradition and modernity...
By Matt Walls Published
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Archive dive in five: Decanter February 1991What we said then about Australian Cabernet and 1985 clarets…
By Tina Gellie Published
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Celebrating 175 years of Seppeltsfield with a taste of wine history and the ‘new’ 1926 Vintage Tawny releaseTasting history...
By David Sly Published
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Second vintage of Grange La Chapelle released – our expert gives their verdictTwo icons of the wine world join forces...
By David Sly Last updated
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A life under flor: How Montserrat Molina became Sherry’s leading ladyPharmacist turned winemaker Montserrat Molina took an unexpected path eventually to become one of Sherry’s most prominent figures, reputed for her thirst for knowledge and creative flair.
By Beth Willard Published
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Our expert’s 10 favourite Chassagne-Montrachet premiers crus in 12 winesTop vineyards from a top appellation...
By Charles Curtis MW Published