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DWWA judge profile: Ken ManKen Man, Fine Wine Specialist at Ginsberg+Chan, is a new judge at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2022.
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DWWA judge profile: Corinne MuiCorinne Mui is a Hong Kong-based wine and sake educator. She writes for publications across Asia.
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First vintage from Bhutan fetches $74,250 at auctionMilestone marks ‘emergence of a new wine region’...
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Peking duck and wine pairingWhy you shouldn't go for Pinot Noir...
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Mystic Island Winery: A gem in China’s Qiu Shan ValleySponsored
A stunning Chinese winery championing ‘local spirit’...
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Decanter’s Dream Destination: Argos in Cappadocia, TurkeyA luxury resort boasting Turkey's largest wine cellar...
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Japanese Koshu: History and top wines worth seeking outLow in alcohol, crisp and delicate, Koshu certainly ticks a lot of boxes...
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Fraud investigator says Wood Chen’s collection has low counterfeit rateMaureen Downey and her team inspected 1,500 bottles...
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DWWA winners impress at Decanter’s inaugural Fine Wine Encounter in SingaporeDecanter's debut in Singapore included a standout DWWA showcase with 45 top wines from 12 countries presented...
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DFWE makes grand debut in Singapore: Tickets are on sale now!Decanter Fine Wine Encounter Singapore, tickets are now on sale!
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Ch’ng Poh Tiong unveils the must-try wines at DFWE Singapore 2024Ch’ng Poh Tiong shares the hidden gems waiting to be discovered...
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Highlights from the inaugural DFWE SingaporeDecanter staged a triumphant entry on to the Singapore wine scene on Saturday...
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Château Lafite and Long Dai masterclass: DFWE Singapore 2024Presenting DBR Lafite's oldest and newest projects...
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Sipping paradise in the Maldives: Best resorts for wine loversThe Maldives is a dream destination for turquoise waters, powdery beaches and luxurious overwater villas. But for wine lovers, it’s also an unexpected haven for exceptional wine experiences. From curated cellars to bespoke tastings under the stars, these five resorts offer more than just island bliss – they deliver a world-class wine journey in paradise.
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Macallan fails to sell in Hong Kong auctionNo buyers for The Reach or The Red Collection...
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Showcasing Excellence: DWWA award-winners shine in South KoreaSeventy award-winning wines were unveiled to trade and wine enthusiasts in Seoul...
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DWWA 2024 top-scoring wines presented at ProWine ShanghaiMore than 30 award-winning wines were showcased to industry professionals at mainland China's leading wine and spirits trade fair...
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Enter the Dragon: Bhutan’s leap into the wine worldWine comes to the land of the dragon...
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China producer profile: Xige Estate – Qingtongxia, NingxiaSponsored
Few guests could fail to be impressed by this winery...
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China producer profile: Chateau Tinlot – Yantai, ShandongSponsored
Based in Yantai, Shandong, home to the headquarters of the Changyu wine company, Chateau Changyu Tinlot is named in honour of the late Robert Tinlot, former Director General of the OIV (International Organisation of Vine and Wine).
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China producer profile: Golden Icewine Valley – Huanren, LiaoningSponsored
The first vineyards dedicated to ice wine production were only planted in Huanren in 2001, and – as it has in so many other emerging wine regions across China – Changyu was one of the earliest producers to establish a presence here.
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China producer profile: Sanhe (Cailonglin) Winery – Huanren, LiaoningSponsored
In 2011, Guangzhou-based entrepreneur Cai Longlin, then aged in his early 30s, was invited to Huanren, in Northeast China’s Liaoning province. The region, traditionally known for its ginseng and rice, was on its way to becoming a significant global ice wine-producing area.
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China producer profile: Silk Road Winery – Yili River Valley, XinjiangSponsored
In the northwest corner of Xinjiang, near the Kazakhstan border, the Yili River Valley is a crucial passage on the ancient Silk Road.
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China producer profile: Tiansai Vineyards – Yanqi Basin, XinjiangSponsored
A business trip to the Gobi desert in 2008 took Beijing-based investor CHEN Lizhong to the Yanqi basin, beneath the magnificent red cliffs of Tian Shan mountain range.
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China producer profile: Grace Vineyard – Shanxi and NingxiaSponsored
Chun-Keung Chan's plan for a boutique winery began with a search for an environmentally-friendly business.
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China producer profile: Longyu Estate – Yinchuan, NingxiaSponsored
Wines from the Longyu Estate are among the most recognised Chinese wines in overseas markets, with a presence in restaurants listed in both the Michelin guide and Black Pearl guide.
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China producer profile: Copower Jade – Yongning, NingxiaSponsored
West of the Xixia Reservoir in the Yongning subregion, a crimson-coloured winery stands amid vineyards, its design inspired by central Australia’s sandstone monolith, Uluru (Ayers Rock).
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China producer profile: Devo Winery – Helan, NingxiaSponsored
Guests visiting Devo Winery can not only enjoy panoramic views of the Helan subregion – including the estate’s newly planted vineyard – but are always welcomed by owner ZHAI Liang with a glass of chilled fizz under the pergola beside his lotus pond.
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China producer profile: Lansai Winery – Yinchuan, NingxiaSponsored
When YU Xiaojia and her brother began their winery project in Ningxia’s Yinchuan subregion in 2009, their parents warned them about the hard work ahead.
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China producer profile: Silver Heights – Helan, NingxiaSponsored
A visit to Domaine Leroy in Burgundy in 2009 was Silver Heights winemaker Emma Gao’s first encounter with biodynamics.
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China producer profile: Helan Qingxue – Yinchuan, NingxiaSponsored
Taking its name from the image of the snow-capped Helan Mountains under a clear sky, Helan Qingxue was the Ningxia winery that made history.
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China: A new wine nation – or a very old one?Sponsored
The answer (a typical Chinese paradox) is that it’s both...
