To book a wine tasting call us on
020 8288 0314 or to get in touch by
email please
click here.
Sign up to our Wine Club newsletter and keep up to date
with your wine knowledge, our latest on courses and
events.
BOOKINGS: 020 8288 0314
A recent study by Cardiff University reports that the rising price of alcohol and a decline in binge drinking may be factors in the significant drop in serious violence throughout England and Wales.
Full story »
Powdered alcohol branded 'Palcohol' will be available in the US in the autumn of 2014.
Full story »
Malbec firmly on UK wine drinkers radar as Tesco claims a 200% sales lift.
Full story »
Colour Lab experiment to test how light and sound can affect the flavour of wine.
Full story »
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were in New Zealand last week and as part of their tour visited a vineyard in Central Otago, South Island.
Full story »
Prices drop for Bordeaux 2013s with Lafite down 14% on last year.
Full story »
Following en primeur week several producers have told Decanter magazine that they had to chaptalise some of their 2013 wines due to the challenges of the vintage.
Full story »
Burgundy winemaker Emmanuel Giboulot is fined €1,000 for not using pesticides to fight flavescence doree disease.
Full story »
Russia could invest up to RUB30bn (US$1bn) to develop winemaking in the Crimean Peninsula and Caucasian regions of Russia if funding plans are approved.
Full story »
Own label wines are up by 12% year on year.
Full story »
Bordeaux growth in the UK is being driven by dry white wines.
Full story »
2013 en primeur vintage fails to meet requirements of a fine red wine vintage.
Full story »
A recent survey of 6,000 consumers shows Europeans prefer aluminium screw caps to other wine closures.
Full story »
First ever Scottish wine to be produced this year in Fife.
Full story »
Scientists discover we can smell 1 trillion odours
Full story »
Roman aspargus farm or vineyard unearthed in Cambridge?
Full story »
Beer and Spirits get respite from ADE but wine duty still rising
Full story »
Wine Terrorists attack telephone exchange
Full story »
Grupo Codorniu managing director thinks that although Prosecco is popular now it could be a passing fad.
Full story »
New technology being employed in Burgundy to halt damage from hail.
Full story »
Liv-ex index declining for the 11th consecutive month
Full story »
India’s domestic wine market is growing at 30 per cent a year and is likely to reach around 28 million litres by 2015.
Full story »
A drunken gamble who lost $500,000 at a Las Vegas casino is suing the casino for allowing him to gamble.
Full story »
Global sales of Prosecco have overtaken Champagne.
Full story »
Australian research team test yeast strains to reduce alcohol levels.
Full story »
UK case could mean drinking whilst being pregnant becomes a crime.
Full story »
Neknomination craze causes outrage and calls for government intervention.
Full story »
Sales of Rioja have broken a previous record set before the economic downturn, by selling 277 million litres in 2013.
Full story »
Harris + Hoole is the first UK coffee chain to sell alcohol.
Full story »
A fake pub has been installed at the London South Bank University (LSBU) by its psychology department, to study drinkers and their behaviour.
Full story »
Discussions continue over potential confusion with Austrian Krug wine.
Full story »
Top New Zealand winery bought by former Screaming Eagle owner
Full story »
California announces largest wine crop amid threats of drought.
Full story »
The world’s largest and most important living grapevine collection at the Domaine de Vassal vineyard, in the South of France, is to be relocated.
Full story »
Punch taverns slip into administration
Full story »
English Wineries bus tour around top sussex vineyards
Full story »
Bordeaux prices continue to fall as investors lose faith.
Full story »
China now worlds largest consumer of red wine.
Full story »
World War Two munitions bunker becomes fine wine vaults.
Full story »
Italian official causes damage by popping a cork through an 18th century oil painting.
Full story »
Label similarities prompt Veuve Clicquot to take legal action over small Italian winemaker.
Full story »
Will cheaper Australian wines mean exports will increase this year?
Full story »
Canada's icewine producers report a strong harvest following the deep freeze affecting large parts of North America.
Full story »
Californian vineyards ripped up to be replanted by almonds and other nuts and fruits.
Full story »
Government accused of cosying up to the drinks business but WSTA says British Medical Journal report is flawed
Full story »
Jury reaches guilty verdict on wine fraudster Rudy Kurniawan.
Full story »
DNA differences show we smell things differently
Full story »
Major investment in low alcohol wines destined for UK market
Full story »
Tesco has achieved a new record for pre-Christmas sales of wine online through its Wine by the Case site and Tesco.com with sales rising by 28% and 51% respectively compared to the same period a year ago.
Full story »
New study finds that moderate drinkers have the lowest mortality rates and heavy drinkers live longer than abstainers.
Full story »