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Hospices de Beaune: Christie’s preview tasting
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California seeing a wine ‘revolution’, says Bonne
A new wave of producers in California can no longer be dismissed as a 'sideshow', says Decanter columnist Jon Bonne, who pinpoints important changes taking place in the US sunshine state.
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English wine industry hitting its stride
Many English wine producers are optimistic for the future following a 2013 harvest that wiped memories of the 2012 wash-out and amid signs that investors are treating the sector more seriously.
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Where are Rudy Kurniawan’s missing fake wines?
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Burning Question: Are official vintage ratings meaningless?
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Obama promotes African-American winemakers at summit
President Obama has displayed his taste for liquid diplomacy by serving US wines from estates founded by African-Americans at a White House dinner for African leaders.
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Extreme winemaking in the Atacama Desert with Ventisquero
How is it possible to make wines in an area that hasn't seen rain in the last 50 years? And who on earth would want to?
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Winemakers revive forgotten grapes in south west France
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Timeline: Wine fraudster Rudy Kurniawan – One year on
Scroll through this Decanter.com timeline to see how the multi-million-dollar, Rudy Kurniawan wine fraud case has developed in the 12 months since his conviction in a New York federal court.
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Are higher fine wine prices motivating thieves?
A series of high-profile burglaries in the past two years suggest that wine cellars have joined banks, art galleries and jewellery shops at the top of the criminal underworld's hit list.
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Charts: Wine closures market share
See the charts below to find out what types of wine closure are the most popular worldwide, and to see the statistical disparities between manufacturers.
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Picture of the week: Pitarra wine at Los Escobazos festival
Each week we'll be bringing you a picture from events happening across the wine world... This week, Pitarra wine being served at Los Escobazos festival in Spain.
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Chart: Global Champagne sales since the financial crisis
It's been a rollercoaster ride for global Champagne sales since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, but official figures suggest consumer demand has been more stable in the last three years.
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Torres to launch ‘second wine’ to Grans Muralles
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DWWA 2015: Judging week in numbers
