Western Europe
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Shining a spotlight on Terodelgo Rotaliano and Pinot GrigioSponsor Content Created With Cantina Mezzacorona
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Wines from the Empordà, forged by the Pyrenees and the MediterraneanSponsor Content Created With Perelada
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Panel tasting results: 30 mightily impressive English sparkling winesSparkling delights from the UK...
By Susie Barrie MW Published
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Best buys from Sainsbury’s: Value picks and seasonal sips to drink nowTop picks for your shopping basket this season...
By Julie Sheppard Last updated
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Vacqueyras 2022 retasted in bottle: 25 top wines for southern Rhône loversThe truth will out...
By Matt Walls Published
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How to drink fortified wines in the summerJust add ice...
By Victoria Daskal Published
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Corsica's wild edge: The elemental wines of the island's far southThe taste of the elements...
By Chris Howard Published
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Panel tasting results: Superb St-Emilion & Pomerol from 2020A stellar set of scores...
By Georgie Hindle Published
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The ethical drinker: Join the resistance and give hybrid grapes a chanceDo you know your Souvignier Gris from your Cabernet Cortis? Sustainability editor Natalie Earl explores the rise and symbolism of disease-resistant hybrid grapes via an innovative micro-négociant project in southern France's Languedoc.
By Natalie Earl Published
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Lessons in creativity from Vin De FranceSponsor Content Created With Anivin
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A premium Côtes de Provence rosé you won’t want to missSponsor Content Created With Château Saint Julien d'Aille
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Andrew Jefford: 'We've got a wine revolution on our hands'Growers must seize opportunities in a fast-changing climate, says our award-winning columnist, highlighting exciting white wines being produced in the Monts d'Avène area of high Languedoc in southern France.
By Andrew Jefford Published
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Pellegrino: The best of Western SicilySponsor Content Created With Pellegrino
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A tasting a century in the making – trying a 100 year-old Champagne forgotten in the cellar of France's most famous chefOur Champagne correspondent was invited to Ruinart for an incredible vertical tasting of eight wines spanning 100 years.
By Tom Hewson Published
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Why Burgundy's Hautes-Côtes will be the region's next 'big thing'Burgundy's appellations of the future...
By Charles Curtis MW Published
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Three reasons to start drinking Albana, Romagna's signature white grapeRomagna's golden grape...
By Amy Beth Wright Published
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Panel tasting results: Make these your go-to Provence rosés this summerSummer in a bottle...
By Heather Dougherty Published
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Stones, coins and carbon: Why Lamole's elevation is its most precious assetAs summers get hotter, Chianti Classico’s highest and coolest UGA is becoming increasingly coveted.
By Claire Cocks Published
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'To keep freshness and elegance – this is my work' – Laurent-Perrier and the art of Grand SiècleConsistency in extremes...
By Tom Hewson Published
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World Verdejo DayTop-scoring Verdejo wines to celebrate World Verdejo Day...
By Martin Green Published
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Chenin Blanc – 15 wines to try on #DrinkChenin DayTime to celebrate the versatile, terroir-expressive variety.
By Ines Salpico Published
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Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo: Italy's most versatile wine?Sponsor Content Created With Vini d'Abruzzo
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UK Ruinart Sommelier Challenge 2026 winner revealedThe head of wine at Estelle Manor in Witney, Oxfordshire has been named winner of the UK Ruinart Sommelier Challenge 2026.
By Natalie Earl Published
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Why Bergerac should be your next wine travel destinationSavour the languorous life of southwest France...
By Paola Westbeek Published
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Costières de Nîmes: The Rhône’s Wild WestA hotbed of experimentation...
By Matt Walls Published
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The Third Growths: Reviewed, reappraised, reclassifiedEmerging from the shadows...
By Panos Kakaviatos Published
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Bordeaux's 2016 vintage: Revisiting & retasting 10 years onInstant enjoyment yet ageworthy...
By Gareth Birchley Published
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Best buys from Marks & Spencer: Top bottles to drink nowClassic styles and new discoveries from M&S…
By Julie Sheppard Last updated
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Bodegas Izadi: Rewriting perceptions of RiojaSponsor Content Created With Bodegas Izadi
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Serbia: Putting the wines of the Balkans, Central and Eastern Europe back on the mapSponsor Content Created With Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia
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Rueda report 2026Sponsor Content Created With DO Rueda
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Rueda report 2026: Fortified (Dorado, Pálido)Sponsor Content Created With Sponsored Content
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