Cloudy Bay defies NZ shortage to release two new Sauvignon Blancs
Despite confirmed shortages of Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough, New Zealand, Cloudy Bay will launch two new expressions of the variety […]
October 2021
Glencairn Crystal gets closer to 100% renewable energy sourcing
Following a £2 million investment over the past 12 months, Scotland’s Glencairn Crystal is getting closer to being 100% dependent
Romain Loriot of ThinkWine, Hong Kong
The F&B scene in Hong Kong has always been fiercely competitive. Romain Loriot, owner of ThinkWine, spoke to db Asia
Heineken suffers big losses in Asia Pacific
Sales for the Dutch brewing company are down 37.4% in Asia, due partly to a late lockdown in Vietnam, one
Sud De France ‘Real Tasting, Real People’
The region of Occitanie is organising a trade tasting with 12 producers flying into London on Tuesday 9 November at
Champagne 2021 ‘a very human harvest’ says Krug cellar master
This year’s “demanding” vintage in Champagne was deemed “a very human harvest” by Krug cellar master Julie Cavil, who compared
You can now buy a Busch Light-themed wedding dress
Ever dreamed of marrying the seemingly disparate elements of your love for Busch Light beer and the dress you’ll wear
Sonoma wines show strong domestic DTC growth, but fall short outside US
The California winegrowing region has seen increased sales in the DTC sector, but most of these remain firmly on US
Chancellor slashes alcohol duty in major overhaul
Budget 2021: the Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced radical changes to UK alcohol duty that he said will create
How Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled his alcohol proposals
This is how Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled his widespread proposals affecting the drinks industry into today’s Autumn Statement to Parliament.