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Most exciting wines of 2019: Sparkling, fortified and sweetOur final instalment of the wines of the year tasting results...
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Private equity firm buys control of Wine Source GroupSaphir Capital has acquired a controlling stake in the self-styled 'fine wine concierge' service
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Sweet wine for ChristmasTen sweet wines worth considering this Christmas...
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Klein Constantia 2011 release marks new era for iconic dessert wine -
What is Icewine? Ask DecanterAnd how it is made...
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Decanter magazine: January 2019Including most exciting wines of 2018...
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Sweet wine quiz – Test your knowledge -
Wine sweetness: navigate your way throughWith suggestions for wines to try...
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Chilean Sweet over £10And the winner is...
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DAWA Gold Winners featured in Masterclass at TopWine China 2017 -
Wine Legend: De Bortoli, Noble One 1982Although Australia has a long tradition of sweet wine production (mostly fortified), Noble One, first made in 1982 and labelled as ‘Sauternes’ until 1990...
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Wine Legend: Klein Constantia, Vin de Constance 1986Why Klein Constantia, Vin de Constance 1986 is a wine legend...
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Sweet Fortified over £10And the winner is...
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Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates toasts strong profits riseTreasury's market value is nearly double the 2014 taekover bid
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Sweet wines – Methods of production – WSET Level 2 -
Port and Vins doux Naturels – Sweet Wines Method of Production – WSET Level 2 -
France – Common Wine Labelling Terms – WSET Level 2 -
International Trophy Sweet over £15 – Ptujska Klet, Pullus, Laški Rizling, Podravje, Slovenia 2012But if you belong to that generation, hold the thought and take a look at the list of wines that Ptujska Klet beat to win this year’s International Trophy.
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International Trophy Sweet under £15 – Longview, Epitome Late Harvest Riesling, Adelaide Hills, South Australia 2013Brothers Mark and Peter Saturno, founders and owners of Longview, planted Riesling vines in 1997 on the estate’s ‘most unforgiving’ soils, composed mostly of ironstone over a compacted clay layer.
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Sweet Alsace over £10
This year's DWWA judging week was the busiest ever and amongst the throng we found this...
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DWWA 2014 Regional Trophy: Sweet Loire over £15This year's Decanter World Wine Awards Regional Trophy for Sweet Loire over £15 went to Château la Varière, Les Guerches, Quarts de Chaume Grand Cru 2011 (11%)
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Canadian Icewine 2014 vintage down 50 percent -
Canada’s Icewine harvest hit by mild winterThere could be virtually no Icewine produced in parts of Canada this year because of the unusually mild weather.
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Canadian Icewine harvest begins
After an unusually mild winter, Canadian winery Inniskillin has just begun its icewine harvest.
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Canadian Icewine harvest starts
The 2003 Icewine harvest started in Ontario’s three wine regions yesterday.
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‘Biggest ever’ Canadian Icewine harvest beginsThe Canadian Icewine harvest has begun – in temperatures plummeting to minus 35C.
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Niagara kicks off 2007 ice wine harvest
Winery workers in Niagara Canada were out in force yesterday for the start of the country’s ice wine harvest.
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Icewine harvest begins in Niagara
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Icewine harvest in grave doubt as temperatures fail to dropIcewine production in North America and Europe this year will be almost non-existent due to abnormally warm temperatures.
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Deep freeze boosts Canada’s Icewine harvestA deep freeze across large swathes of North America has led to a strong harvest for Canada's Icewine producers.
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DWWA 2014 Regional Trophy: Sweet Bordeaux over £15This year's Decanter World Wine Awards Regional Trophy for Sweet Bordeaux over £15 went to Château de Rayne Vigneau, Sauternes 2011 (13.5%)
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DWWA 2014 Regional Trophy: Sweet Bordeaux under £15This year's Decanter World Wine Awards Regional Trophy for Sweet Bordeaux under £15 went to Denis Dubourdieu, The Society's Exhibition, Sauternes 2010 (13.5%)
