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Gen Z Wine Challenge: Emily, 26In 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.
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Honesty should be the best policy for wine criticsTelling the truth...
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The ethical drinker: Inside the debate on wine and water useA missing link in our relationship with water...
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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.
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A white wine future? Benjamin Lewin MW explores a bold claimIs white wine set to dominate?...
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The ethical drinker: How the understated Loire became an environmental pioneerCould this be the sustainability example wine regions need?
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Ned Goodwin MW: ‘Later-ripening Syrah represents an exciting new frontier for Tasmania as the climate warms’The changing face of Tasmanian wine...
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Amber Gardner: ‘We are seeing a shift back towards the known, the familiar and, ultimately, the comforting’A return to 'well-trodden paths'...
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Katherine Cole: ‘Is the real question whether wine regions could shield the rest of us from wildfires?’Katherine Cole on handling wildfires...
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Joel Stein: ‘The more the person knows about wine, the more obscure your gift needs to be’It should make the receiver think, ‘Oh, I didn’t even know this existed’...
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Jason Millar: The idea of terroir is sacred, but is it helping us to communicate what truly matters?'How many people walk into a shop asking for wines grown on alluvial marls..?'
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The food is fine, but what about the wine? A critique of the restaurant criticThe wine is fine too...
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Matt Walls: ‘Since we can only consume a bottle once, it needs to be memorable’Matt Walls on what constitutes quality in wine...
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Hugh Johnson: ‘I feel solidarity with the courageous growers who stake so much on challenging the English weather’Flying the flag for English fizz...
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Cristina Mercuri: Wines on the edge – How Etna is redefining elegance'On the edge of a new Italian wine identity...'
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Dariusz Galasiński: ‘Is wine a message that extends beyond its agricultural site?’The relationship between wine and culture...
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Laura Taylor: ‘We need to change the wine-collecting rhetoric’Where are all the women wine collectors..?
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Katherine Cole: When wine met tariffs, history rarely went according to planKatherine Cole on wine tariffs...
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Joel Stein: ‘Show up to that dinner with a 3-litre of anything and you are Dionysus’What size bottle should you take to a dinner party...
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Roger Jones: ‘Recent experiences have reignited my enthusiasm for NZ Sauvignon’Roger Jones with a guest column on this iconic category...
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Hugh Johnson: ‘Labels, of course, play the key role’Hugh Jonhson on wine's 'real worth'...
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Katherine Cole: ‘The surest way to ensure wine’s demise is to politicise it’Mixing politics and wine? Katherine Cole comments...
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Victoria Moore: ‘We’re more sensitive to certain odours when hungry’Exploring your senses when wine tasting...
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The failure of the Surgeon General: Eliza Dumais on the irrelevance of warning labelsEliza Dumais is dubious about the impact of warning labels on alcohol...
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Dariusz Galasiński: ‘The amateur wine lover sees wine as a source of experience’How do you define your wine..?
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Katherine Cole: ‘I have had it with stemware – enough already’The trouble with too much stemware...
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Is January still dry? Eliza Dumais on an alcohol-free monthNew Decanter columnist Eliza Dumais tackles Dry January...
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Chris Losh: ‘2023: It’s bound to happen (obviously)’Chris Losh muses on what's in store this year...
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Pascaline Lepeltier: ‘The nose can be deceived, but the mouth much less so’A different approach to wine tasting...
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Tom Hewson: ‘Dosage is like a sprinkle of salt’What's the dosage in your glass of fizz...?
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Almudena Alberca MW: ‘A revolution is underway: Spain is at an exciting moment in its history’The value of traditional varieties in Spain...
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Jason Millar: ‘What’s actually wrong with a little throaty roar in a 15% Roussillon red?’Jason Millar makes the case for ‘simplicity and purity’...
