Matter of Taste 2019: iDealwine on tour in Zurich
Last weekend, we at iDealwine had the pleasure of sharing our wines with wine lovers at Robert Parker's Matter of Taste.
The iDealwine beginner’s buying guide
Change is in the air at iDealwine: we have just added a new section to the site, a buying guide for beginners.
iDealwine’s incredible bargain wines
Discover our selection of wines that won’t break the bank, with 450 references at less than €25.
Auction Report | 2018 wine rankings
The 2018 auction rankings at iDealwine clearly illustrate the supremacy of three behemoths of regions: Burgundy, Bordeaux and the Rhone.
Cognac exports soar for the fourth year running
No fewer than 204.2 million bottles were exported last year, totaling 3.2 billion euros.
January auctions | The natural wine trend
Our mid-January auctions saw an unprecedented private collection consisting solely of natural wines.
Tell me what you drink, and I’ll tell you where you come from
Spanning 60 different countries, our customers are our best barometer: we take a closer look at vinous preferences according to nationality.
Château de Carles: a grand cru in all but name
The Fronsac appellation might not have any Grands Crus, but if it did, it would have to be Haut-Carles!
Domaine Nicolas Rossignol | alchemy in the Côte de Beaune
Fifth generation of a winemaking family in Volnay, Nicolas Rossignol’s wines are exemplars of finesse and elegance. We take a closer look at this rising star.
Happy Chinese New Year | Give the gift of wine
In this new year, channel the generosity of the pig and treat your loved ones to the iDealwine gift card!
Organising your cellar | What proportion of wine from each region should you have in your cellar?
Angélique de Lencquesaing appeared on BFM Business news a couple of days ago to share her tips on how to manage your cellar in 2019.
Allocation of the week | Philippe Pacalet, natural wines from the Côte d’Or
We tell you how Philippe Pacalet came to be known as the “revealer of terroir”.
Languedoc-Roussillon: new additions and must-try wines
As January has us dreaming of warmer climes, we shine the spotlight on a region that is lacking in neither sunshine nor fine wines.
In my cellar, I have… | A Hong Kong wine lover’s collection
Here at iDealwine, we like to know what makes wine lovers and collectors tick, which is why we interviewed a Hong Kong-based wine enthusiast and iDealwine client.
iDealwine WineDex indices outperform the CAC40
In 2018, iDealwine’s WineDex indices showed a progression of 19% in comparison with a CAC40 on the decline. Wine thus reconfirms its position as a safe investment.
Refer your friends to win a jeroboam of Champagne
Take part in our competition from 11 January to 11 February to be in with a chance to win a jeroboam of Pol Roger Champagne.
Auction Report | Record for a Volnay Clos des Ducs, an ode to rarity
The end-of-year auctions underline the success of rare bottles and specialist cuvées.
NEW | The iDealwine gift card
Our much-awaited gift card is finally here! If you’re struggling to find the right wine for a connoisseur, the iDealwine gift card is the ideal solution!
Our one-stop guide to the WSET Level 3 exam
Here at iDealwine, we are always looking for new opportunities to learn more about wine. Constance tells us about her WSET Level 3 exam.
iDealwine looks back on 2018 and our plans for 2019
We reflect on the events which marked the past year, and what’s in the pipeline for the year ahead.
Domaine Gourt de Mautens: rarity, ‘complantation’ and biodynamics, the keys to success
Allow Jérôme Bressy from Domaine Gourt de Mautens tell you about his wines and work.
A tour of Champagne house Jacquesson
The Jacquesson house is incontestably one of the best signatures in Champagne. The story of how they started is unusual: that of a Champagne house turned winemaker.
Christmas & New Year’s Eve Meals – some out of the ordinary food and wine pairings
During the festive period, we often fall back on classic dishes such as oysters, foie gras, turkey and game. This year, why not try something different?
Cover crops: Why do some winemakers let grass grow between the vines?
Ever noticed grass and flowers growing amongst the vines when passing beautiful vineyards? It’s not just for aesthetics! We explain all…
Auction report | Coche-Dury, Mouton Rothschild, Cornas, Dagueneau, Selosse in the TOP 5
Coche-Dury Chardonnays dominated the November auctions, with other references following closely behind. Discover the TOP 5 stars of last month’s auctions.
Special Christmas sale: wines, spirits and gifts
Enter the Aladdin’s cave of Christmas wines that is iDealwine. Whatever you’re looking for, rest assured we have it!
5 Christmas gift ideas for wine lovers
Astrid and Guénola, from our customer services department, share their Christmas gift recommendations.
Charity auction – Bordeaux Tasting: large bottles of Saint-Julien
A charity auction will take place as part of the 2018 Bordeaux Tasting event, with the finest properties in the Saint-Julien appellation offering large format bottles.
Maison Albert Bichot goes organic
From the 2018 vintage, all wines from Maison Albert Bichot’s domains in the Côte d’Or and Mercurey will show organic certification on their labels.
Loire wines: Which bottle to choose with your meal?
The Loire winemaking region produces a wide variety of both red and white wines, making it quite the treat for food and wine pairing experts!
Analysis of Hospices de Beaune auction results. Interview with Angélique de Lencquesaing on BFM Business
Angélique's analysis of the trends observed in this sale and more generally, its impact on the Burgundy fine wine market.
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