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World Cup of Wines: Spain's World Cup-winning wine squadAround Spain in eight wines...
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Where to stay in Rioja: The guide that suits all budgets and desiresWhere to lay your hat...
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The ethical drinker: Making wine off-grid in Spain's Sierra de GredosCan wineries be completely off-grid?...
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Historic California wine from 'Judgement of Paris' sells for record $22,500 at Christie’s auction'Remarkable to see'...
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Potable Gold: 250 years of Madeira in AmericaThe wine that witnessed the Declaration of Independence...
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New Zealand's aromatic whites: Tailor-made for summerEthereal perfumes from The Long White Cloud...
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Panel tasting results: North Italian Pinot Grigio bursting with characterInsipid? Tasteless? Think again...
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The vanishing of Chiroubles – is this Beaujolais cru in danger of disappearing?Beaujolais' highest cru offers heartbreak in every sip...
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Rebel of Provence: Clos Cibonne and the cult of TibourenThe family that stuck to its guns...
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World Cup of Wines: We pick two final-worthy wines from Spain and ArgentinaOnly the very best will do...
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Sam Neill: A tribute and recent interview with the late winemaker and actorAcclaimed actor and tireless advocate for New Zealand wine...
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The US wine region luring the French: What’s new in Willamette ValleyFrench investment in Oregon continues apace...
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Ysios: Rewriting the script for modern RiojaSponsor Content Created With Bodegas Ysios
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Five French wines to celebrate Bastille DayThe national day of France is celebrated on 14 July with parties, fireworks, parades and, of course, wine.
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Pairing Italy’s regional pastas with the perfect pourYou've discovered a new favourite pasta, but what to drink with it?
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Chef José Pizarro picks seven brilliant food pairings for great-value Rioja winesThis week's meal plan sorted...
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World Cup of Wines: Four perfect bottles to pair with the semi-finalsThe penultimate wine pairings...
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The Antipodean winemakers feeling the lure of ItalyGoing back to the old country...
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Panel tasting results: Superb vintage Cap ClassiqueEffervescent South African fizz...
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Krug's new releases: Two vintages for the agesA trio of beautiful new wines...
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Domaine Juliette Avril: A lighter side to ChâteauneufChallenging the conventions of Châteauneuf-du-Pape...
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Small but mighty: Why Pinot Noir thrives in MartinboroughTip-top conditions on New Zealand's North Island...
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Asolo & Montello: Style and sophistication in the VenetoSponsor Content Created With Asolo
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DWWA judge profile: Serdar BalkayaWine consultant and buyer with decades of experience in UK wine trade specialising in fine wines. Based in the UK.
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DWWA judge profile: Robert GorjakLeading figure in Slovenian wine industry, educator & owner of Belvin Wine School. Based in Slovenia.
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DWWA judge profile: Melania BattistonAn award winning sommelier and international wine judge who runs the wine programme at Cornus. Based in the UK.
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A vision with no limits: Ramón Bilbao’s Límites Norte and SurSponsor Content Created With Ramón Bilbao
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Wine investment: Bordeaux en primeur sales up 'a little'The good and the bad of en primeur...
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Cycling tour in Western Slovenia: Five great bike routes with wineries and stunning viewsA special place...
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Seven organic Sauvignon Blanc for summer sippingFrom fruity and tropical to stony and herbal, there's a Sauvignon style for everyone, if you know where to look. These organic examples are perfect for summer.
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Rioja Report 2026: Five producers at the top of their gameSetting the standard...
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Rioja Report 2026: A comprehensive review of the latest releasesThe lowdown on Rioja's latest highlights...
