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Rueda report 2026: Producers to watchSponsor Content Created With DO Rueda
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Rueda report 2026: Gran Vino de RuedaSponsor Content Created With DO Rueda
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Rueda report 2026: Verdejo reimaginedSponsor Content Created With DO Rueda
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Rueda report 2026: Sauvignon BlancSponsor Content Created With DO Rueda
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Rueda report 2026: Verdejo's essenceSponsor Content Created With DO Rueda
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European excellence: Let's say cheers to cheese this summerSponsor Content Created With LC International
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The story of Timorasso, the Piedmont grape brought back from near-extinctionOnce the rarest of Piedmont's white varieties...
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Bordeaux 2025 en primeur releases: Châteaux gather for June push after stop-start MayThe summer offensive begins...
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Bodega Jaume Serra: Say it with floresSponsored by Bodega Jaume Serra
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Ruffino: The star of Chianti makes its Bolgheri debutSponsor Content Created With Ruffino
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Summer fine wine reds from The Wine Society's ‘Italy Spotlight’Our Italy editor picks out some delicious summertime reds from the UK retailer's latest fine wine focus.
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Champagne vs Prosecco: What’s the difference?Two sparkling wine heavyweights...
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Hugh Johnson on English wine: I hope we'll soon find England's 'Chablis'In his latest Decanter magazine column, Hugh Johnson writes about his efforts to study and support the 'increasingly exciting' English wine scene.
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La Collina dei Ciliegi: The winery to watch in ValpantenaSponsor Content Created With La Collina dei Ciliegi
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White Burgundy starter pack: How to figure out what you likeGetting to grips with white Burgundy, it's as easy as 1, 2, 3...
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Our expert tastes Lanson Noble back to 1979 and finds out why these Champagnes age so wellA vertical taste into the past...
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Pineau d'Aunis: The exciting renaissance of this rare Loire grapeJuiciness bottled...
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Panel tasting results: Great-value Right Bank Bordeaux in the spotlightAccessible and affordable Bordeaux...
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The mystery of the golden grape variety at the heart of EuropeA grape of many names and guises...
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Why Italy’s king of Barbaresco bet big on Bordeaux blends 30 years agoA foot in both camps...
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Alto Piemonte is home to Piedmont's ‘other Nebbiolo’, and deserves more attentionYou’ve heard of Barolo, and you’ve almost certainly heard of Barbaresco. There’s a chance you’ve already crossed paths with Roero – but have you ever heard of Alto Piemonte?
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Burgundy vineyard prices defy gravity with new records in 2025Top sites resemble scarce luxury assets...
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Andrew Jefford on Rioja: Why I love these 'magnificent' wines'Rioja’s genius is to combine gentleness and tenderness with generosity and grandeur, despite significant structure,' writes Andrew Jefford in his latest Decanter column after attending a centennial celebration in Spain.
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Panel tasting results: The best Picpoul de Pinets offering texture, flavour and freshnessLithesome Languedoc whites...
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Move over Prosecco: Eight sophisticated Italian sparkling wines to try nextViva il vino spumeggiante...
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Bourgogne Passetoutgrains: A taste of Burgundy as it once was and why it deserves its revivalA dash of Gamay does wonders for the wallet...
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Chateau Batailley: A pillar of value in PauillacA standout estate in the heart of the Médoc...
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Bordeaux 2025 releases: Lafleur 2025 debuts as ‘Vin de France’Lauded Right Bank name joins early campaign...
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The Douro Valley's winemaking mavericks are back and bringing the next generation on boardThe boys are back in town...
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Northern Italy's White Wines: DWWA masterclass at Wines Experience London 2026.Discover the six wines presented at the DWWA masterclass at Wines Experience London...
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Trentino emerges: A whole new world to discover in the DolomitesThe pearl of the Dolomites...
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Star Wine List of the Year reveals its 2026 New York winnersThe Master Sommelier shaping Napa’s future...
