Consumers pay more for tongue-twisting wines
Wine tastes better if a winery is difficult to pronounce, according to new research. In a study by Brock University … More »
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Chateau Margaux unveils organic and screwcap wines
Organics and screwcaps could be the way forward for Chateau Margaux, according to new research by the Bordeaux first growth. … More »
Why Skinnygirl Wines Are A Bad Idea
Bethenny plays off the success of her Skinnygirl Margarita, which clocks in at 100 calories per five ounce serving (with … More »
World of Pinot Noir: Popular grape gets its weekend
About one-third of them are from San Luis Obispo County. Most others are from other parts of the state, but … More »
ARGENTINA SHOWS WHITE POTENTIAL
The quality of Argentina’s white wine has risen dramatically in recent years, thinks Laurie Webster, CEO of Las Bodegas. Speaking … More »
Wine-and-Golf Pairings Back in Season
• The 2012 PGA Tour season is back in full swing, which means Unfiltered’s favorite final-round pairing of wine and … More »
Grape growers looking for rain in 2012
After three years of drought (2007-09) and two wet years (2010-11) — this year is shaping up to be another … More »
Bordeaux approves official Chinese names
Bordeaux’s classified growths have approved the first-ever standardised Chinese translation of their names, Decanter.com can exclusively reveal. Auction house Christie’s … More »
Wine imports surge
Wine drinkers are being spoilt for choice because of a surge in imports, figures reveal. Australian Bureau of Statistics figures … More »
Chinese buy five more Bordeaux houses
Chinese investors have bought five more Bordeaux chateaux in recent weeks, according to reports. A further 12 are likely to … More »
