Southern Oregon 2021: Vintage report
A look at the 2021 vintage in Southern Oregon...
A look at the 2021 vintage in Southern Oregon...
The complex history of a Burgundy icon...
Top-quality Cabernet Sauvignon has always been part of Sonoma's pedigree...
Another sea-aged cuvée and a single-vineyard wine...
Winemaker César Perrin explains the changes afoot at Château de Beaucastel...
With a myriad of certifications now seen on labels, we offer an overview of organics, biodynamics and other certification programmes...
New 2019 wines and mature vinatges…
Wallet-friendly whites, reds and rosés...
Cayuse, Horsepower, Hors Catégorie – and Champagne…
Six new vintages of organic & biodynamic wines…
An online debate around the carbon footprint of organic and biodynamic viticulture...
Which house explored it first...?
Jane Anson picks out 30 great organic and biodynamic buys, all under £30
Jane Anson reports from a recent trip...
Silicon Valley owner buys into biodynamics...
Experts in biodynamics speak to Decanter.com...
Visit Château Climens with their new visitor tastings...
Biodynamic or organic wines? What's the difference and is one way better than the other?
French officials have targeted a second biodynamic winemaker for refusing to spray vines against flavescence doree disease, this time in the Beaujolais Cru area of Moulin a Vent.
Chateau Palmer in Margaux is aiming to achieve full organic and biodynamic certification by 2017 and its chief executive, Thomas Duroux, believes more Bordeaux estates will follow suit.
The wine world has paid tribute to Anne-Claude Leflaive, one of Burgundy’s most respected winemakers and a leader in biodynamic viticulture, who has died aged 59.
Loire Valley winemaker Nicolas Joly has said he will withdraw his vineyard of the La Coulee de Serrant from the region's wine trade body after accusing the group of failing to respect organic and biodynamic wine producers.
Jean-Baptiste Lecaillon has said he expects more Champagne growers and winemakers to shift to organic and biodynamic methods, because of the benefits in the vineyard and in the glass.
A biodynamic winemaker in Burgundy who refused to spray his vines with pesticide to protect against a deadly vine disease has seen his conviction overturned on appeal.
Jose Bove, the European Parliament member famous for trampling GM crops, says France's court system would be guilty of 'environmental schizophrenia' if it upholds its conviction of a biodynamic winemaker for not spraying his vines against disease.