The week that was
In case you missed some of the headlines this week on harpers.co.uk, here’s a review of the top online news, analysis, opinions and features.
Top stories: Waitrose’s predicting key drinks trends for 2019 and WSET’s introducing its first global education week were among our most read stories this week, alongside Wines from Spain adding a green twist to its annual tasting.
• Waitrose predicts key drinks trends for 2019
• WSET introduces global education week as part of 50t anniversary activity
• Looking ahead: Andrew Lundy, MD, Vino
• Vagabond launches urban wine school
• Wines from Spain turns focus on biodynamic and organic
• Looking ahead: Robin Copestick, MD, Copestick Murray
Analysis and Insights: As automated technology gets more affordable and efficient, we asked if robots will take our jobs in our Tech & Innovation section. And we got to grips with 2019’s plethora of events.
People and Opinion: Joe Fattorini contemplated the Hedwig von Restorff effect and how contextual isolation can become a money-spinner, while chief of The Fladgate Partnership Adrian Bridge talked about the changing Port industry and tackling climate change.
• Joe Fattorini: Wine, bottle, decanter, ZOMBIES, corkscrew
• Q&A: Adrian Bridge, chief executive, The Fladgate Partnership
Blogs: Rowena Curlewis, CEO of drinks design specialist Denomination, urged winemakers to stop bottling it and embrace new packaging formats and sizes.
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