Jura: wines with altitude
Tour around the rolling vineyards of the charming mountainous region of Jura, home to characterful wines that are becoming increasingly sought-after.
Blind tasting sleeves: everything you need to know
Have fun and test the knowledge of friends, colleagues and family with the blind tasting sleeve.
Bonfire Night – Wines to ignite your fire
Remember, remember the fifth of November… Discover the history of Bonfire Night and the wines we think would be perfect for watching the fireworks.
Whisky, Rum, Cognac, Armagnac, Calvados… How to choose a spirit on iDealwine
Whether as a gift or for yourself, spirits are always a delight for any connoisseur searching for the exceptional and the contemplative. Here’s our advice.
Vin Jaune, the remarkable yellow nectar from Jura
A golden-hued treasure from the Jura region, Vin Jaune (French for yellow wine) offers yet another colour to add to the existing palette… Here’s a breakdown of what you need to know about this remarkable wine!
Chartreuse – The green and yellow spirit of the Alps
Are you familiar with this Alpine liqueur, which carries the name of the Order of monks who still produce it today?
5 tips for choosing the right wines to sell before the end of the year
Thinking about selling a few of your bottles? Here are a few tips from us to maximise your chances of making a sale.
What wines to drink while watching the 2023 Rugby World Cup Final?
New Zealand vs South Africa - let the battle for the leading southern hemisphere wine nation and the Webb Ellis Cup begin!
Our second favourite wine technology
Hint the first is iDealwine but Coravin has brought devices to the market that wine lovers cannot live without. Find out more.
Cru Bourgeois: The driving force of the Médoc
Push open the doors to the Médoc and discover the Crus Bourgeois classification which was started in 1932 and is regularly revisited.
What do the terms organic, biodynamic, sustainable, natural mean?
Interest in organic, biodynamic, and natural wines is at an all-time peak. But what do those terms really mean? Allow us to clear up some of the confusion…
New Fine Spirits Auction: Haute-couture spirits
Take a look at the lots not to be missed in the most recent Fine Spirits Auction.
The history of Bordeaux grape varieties (part 2/2)
Join us as we take a look at historic Bordeaux varieties with Petit Verdot and Semillon, as well as Malbec (or Cot) and Carménère.
Squash season! | Food and wine pairings
How to cook a veggie autumn favourite and what to uncork with it.
Lagavulin, an Islay icon, where peat and maritime aromas meet
Located on a site of an old illegal distillery, Lagavulin very quickly seduced those who adore peaty, rounded whiskies.
Château Pontet-Canet, Pauillac’s biodynamic masterpiece
A captivating world where nature and fine wine find their harmony.
The history of Bordeaux grape varieties (part 1/2)
Join us as we delve into the Bordeaux grape varieties to better understanding of their background and flavours and how they are grown today.
The 2023 harvest – a summary
As the final grapes are harvested in France, let’s take a first look at this contrasting vintage.
What to pair with whisky?
There are actually dishes that you can pair with fine whisky. Read on to find out more.
September 2023 Auction Report | Honouring Alsace’s fine wines
Even if they do not take up a lot of space in the auctions, Alsace's wines caught the attention of wine enthusiasts in September.
There’s no good wine without a good winter!
We know that winemakers and grape growers work tirelessly from spring until harvest but what about the work they do in the winter?
10 northern Rhône gems to have in your cellar
What are the northern Rhône gems to have to hand? We will guide you through this selection of 10 magnificent bottles.
German Unity Day: Food and wine pairings
Doner kebab, Currywurst, Black Forest gâteau: We are embarking on a culinary journey through Germany!
Vajra | Absolutely devoted to its Piedmont land
The prestigious Barolo appellation is showcased by this domain which creates refined wines perfect for cellaring.
Franc de pied vines: History and impact on the taste
Let's delve into the topic of non-grafted vines, looking into their history and addressing the all-important question of are they really better?
Start your wine cellar in 5 easy steps
There are many good reasons to start your own wine cellar: here's a short guide to help you get started on your new adventure.
Jewels from France and beyond | A private collection
An fantastic private collection that doesn't just contain iconic wines from Bordeaux and Burgundy.
New World Wine – iDealwine’s guide
Fantastic wine regions can be found on the other side of the world. Let’s go on a voyage to the USA, Chile, South Africa and beyond.
iDealwine tools: the most popular wine and the one with the most bids
Did you know that on the iDealwine website, there are tools at your disposal which identify the most sought-after wine of the moment?
What’s the difference between a service cabinet and a maturing cabinet?
iDealwine spoke to EuroCave, an expert in wine storage solutions, to find out about which sort of cabinet to choose for our wines.
Tasting made easy: understanding tannins
When tasting wine or reading wine labels, you may hear or see the word tannin a lot but what does it mean?
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