Did you know that Americans have been making wine for centuries? Vines were first planted in the 16th century by European settlers but international acclaim for American wine is fairly recent. A ma...

If you like your white wine chilled, dry and as crisp as they come, chances are you’re quite partial to a glass of Chablis. But just how much do you know about this famous French wine? Well, let...

Partial to a crisp glass of rosé on a summer day? Well it seems you’re not the only one! The popularity of rosé wine has exploded in recent years, with the French region of Provenc...

Itching to travel? Well welcome on board our food and wine world tour… First stop, gastronomical superstar France, or more specifically the sun-drenched and glamorous French Riviera. Grab your ...

Here’s a question for you: are you better matched to Old World or New World wines? All over the world, there are different vineyards which incorporate various winemaking practices and growing...

When you hear of Hungarian wine, you are most likely to think of Tokaj and the sweet golden ambrosia that is Tokaji Aszú. However, Hungary has so much else to offer besides - come and discover ...

To celebrate Global Wine Day on 18th February we uncover the most unexpected locations across the globe that produce the nation’s favourite tipple.   Whether it be an unlikely vineyard l...

Long regarded as a producer of sweet table wine, Germany in fact has a long and distinguished history of quality winemaking dating back to Roman times. Today it is the eighth largest wine producing c...

South Africa may be classed as a New World wine region, but it actually has a long and proud history of viticulture and winemaking.  The first grapes were planted way back in 1655, with the first v...

Italy produces a dazzlingly diverse array of wine styles, from world famous reds and whites, to luscious sweet wines and quality sparkling wines. It has a long and proud history of wine production, wi...