Tara writes One could argue that we’ve saved the best for last – the lesser-known, the unheralded and the hard-to-find ...

We had a severe hailstorm at the end of June that affected 60% of all my vineyards and the west-facing ones were destroyed ...

Varieties that leap over mountains with no regard for geopolitical borders make definitions tricky, says Wink Lorch. Above, a ...

Beaujolais ‘nouveau’ has been produced since as far back, possibly further, than the early 1800s, when winemakers (as so many ...

When I revisited Santa Barbara County’s wine country for the first time in 10 years recently I thought I was in southern ...

The second episode of a new seven-part podcast series giving the definitive story of Jancis’s life and career so far.

Santa Barbara County has a great deal to offer. A slightly shorter version of this article is published by the Financial ...

After explaining the background and research to my book Wine and the Food of Asia in part one, then identifying some ...

Italy remains the world’s largest producer with a forecast 47.3 million hectolitres, followed by France at 35.9 million ...

Catarratto and Grillo get a makeover on Sicily, challenging the island’s ever-popular reds. Tasca d’Almerita’s vineyards on ...

Enclos and Valley are two very different restaurants barely 200 yards from each other, on or very close to the historic plaza ...

An eclectic selection of bottles ready for entertaining this autumn. For instance, Zuccardi’s Finca las Cerrilladas Malbec, from the vineyard shown above in Gualtallary, Argentina.