Burgundy: the top 20 highest-priced bottles at auction (first semester of 2018)
The top dogs, the crème de la crème, here are the 20 most expensive bottles of Burgundy to sell on the iDealwine auction platform so far in 2018.
François Mikulski, Meursault elegance and purity
This week we turn our attention to Meursault and, more specifically, one of our favourite domains of this appellation: François Mikulski. We can’t get enough of the crystalline and pure wines from this domain with their excellent balance and tension. François Mikulski was born in Dijon in 1963. His mother, Thérèse, was originally from Meursault while his father, a NATO officer, was Polish. Due to his father’s work François grew up in Luxembourg and studied at the Ecole Européenne. An avid fan of rugby, he initially wanted to earn a living on the…
How to store an opened bottle
What do you do when the bottle is already open? iDealwine offers you some suggestions for your next partly drunk bottle.
Domaine Jasmin: first class Côte-Rôtie
Nestled in the heart of the Côte-Rôtie, in Ampuis, is Domaine Jasmin. A look at how this talented winemaker crafts wine that tells the story of its terroir with finesse.
Château Giscours: Eric Albada Jelgersma passes away
The Dutch businessman and owner of Château Giscours and Château du Terte in Margaux, Eric Albada Jelgersma died at the age of 79 on 21st June.
Coming of age: a 1774 Vin Jaune from the Jura goes for €103,700 at auction
The Jura sets a new precedent. As a 1774 Vin Jaune auctions for the record breaking sum of €103,700, this region continues to prove its investment worth.
iDealwine is GDPR ready!
Fellow wine lovers, your privacy is hugely important to us at iDealwine. We lay out how we’ve prepared for the famous GDPR directive.
April Auction Report: a market oriented towards rare bottles
Rare bottles and mature vintages from all the different winemaking regions caught the attention of bidders in April. Read on for a breakdown.
The principle grape varieties of France | Part 2: Alsace
This week in our tour of the grape varieties of France we head to Alsace. Its perilous location on the German border has given this region a unique viticultural heritage and influences from both countries permeate the wines produced here today. It runs 100km in length from North to South but spans only 2 to 15km in width. With the Vosges Mountains to the West and the Black Forest to the East, this narrow and picturesque slice of France is a series of rolling hills and valleys carpeted in vines and interspersed with…
iDealwine at The City Wine Show
On Friday 13th and Saturday 14th April, iDealwine heads to the City Wine Show in London. This event in the heart of the city is a great opportunity to chat with producers from all over the world. We’ll have our own stand too so be sure to come and say hi! With delicious wines open to try, you’ll want to pay a visit to the iDealwine stand! Come and have a taste of the magnificent Château Haut Marbuzet 1996 or the Domaine du Tunnel Cornas 2014. We’ll also be pouring: Bret Brothers Pouilly-Vinzelles…
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