Ruinart, the very first Champagne house – since 1729
Ruinart is known internationally for the quality of its chardonnay grapes and the purity and aromatic finesse of its cuvées. ...
iDealwine’s WineDex® 100 remains stable in April and up 4.48% in 2016
iDealwine’s wine indexes showed little movement in April. However, they have kept ahead of the CAC 40 index since the ...
Château Palmer white wines go on sale for the first time
The news may have slipped under the wine world’s radar, but Château Palmer has just released its 2014 white (the ...
Auction Report: top bids for 1966, prestige Champagne & old Yquem
Prices for Bordeaux and Burgundy wines have calmed down, but wine lovers seem keener than ever on rare and prestige ...
Spring frosts: Loire and Burgundy hit hard
Although it’s still too early for a full report, the long-feared spring frosts have taken their toll in northern Burgundy, ...
Where does the sweet taste of dry white wines come from?
In terms of taste, the balance of a wine depends primarily on the level of acidity and its tannic structure, ...
Coche-Dury | Iconic Meursault
With investor interest in white Burgundy increasing and prices heading skywards, it’s time to take a closer look at the ...
Report from ProWine Asia and thoughts on the Singapore market
Following our last visit to Shanghai in March for the Grand Tasting, we’re back in Asia with Alexandra to promote ...
