My mind is made up, please don't confuse me with the facts

September 11th 2001. Anyone out of childhood can remember what they were doing the day the Twin Towers were felled

Q&A: James Trelawny and Hugo Tapp, co-founders, Trelawny and Tapp

Young guns Trelawny and Tapp have fashioned a niche online wine offer designed to connect with the craft beer generation. They explain their vision to Andrew Catchpole

Bordeaux's squeezed middle ground

Beyond the first-growth hoopla and hype Bordeaux has been struggling. The good 2016 vintage coupled with a new CIVC approach to consumer marketing might be the turning point

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Uruguay's "clean slate" leaves field open for building quality reputation

Bibendum has ambitious plans to put Uruguay on the map as a high-end niche proposition for independents and on-trade by focusing on quality wines from one of its most innovative producers

Bordeaux 2016: the yin-yang vintage

Fortuitous rain and an Indian summer deliver promising vintage for Bordeaux

Is Bordeaux bouncing back?

London will be swimming in claret tomorrow, as the Bordeaux wine trade descends on the Lindley Hall to show off its 2014 vintage, and its producers have plenty of reasons to smile after a forgettable first half of the decade

New Zealand riding on high on record exports as annual tasting approaches

The UK New Zealand Winegrowers' Annual New Release Tasting is to showcase wineries seeking representation as exports reach NZ$1.54bn record high

Kingsland research sheds light on influences on millennial wine purchasing habits

New WinePRO research from Kingsland Drinks has revealed more about where millennials take their cues from when shopping for wine

Bibendum announces price hikes in response to ongoing fall in the pound

Bibendum has issued a statement saying it has had to increase prices on certain products due to the unprecedented times caused by fall in the value of the pound

Mind the Gap: on-trade wine training hitting buffers with non-wine drinking millennials

A lack of familiarity with and interest in wine among young staff is presenting a challenge to the on-trade, said panellists at the recent Drinks Roadshow in Bristol

Mind the gap: on-trade wine training hitting buffers with non-wine drinking millennials

A lack of familiarity with and interest in wine among young staff is presenting a challenge to the on-trade, said panellists at the recent Drinks Roadshow in Bristol

Independent merchants feel pressure as supplier price hikes start to feed through

The Bank of England warned of inflation rising beyond 2% on 14 October adding further concern to independent wine merchants who have already been forced to pass on price increases from suppliers to customers

Rioja Consejo's Daroca says new proposals will cover breakaway Alava group's demands

Rioja's wine board has hit back at plans to establish the new breakaway appellation, Vineyards of Alava, by saying new proposals for single estate vineyards and labels would aim to satisfy demands from producers

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September weather saves diminished Burgundy harvest but price rises on way

Burgundy 2016 is likely to deliver a good but not great vintage as cost of hail and frost counted while grapes come in.

Sud de France flags up extended Occitanie reach at 10th anniversary tasting

Marketing brand Sud de France used its annual London tasting to communicate and clarify its extended Occitanie reach

BBR to extend 'gravitational pull' with new focus on less expensive wines

Berry Bros & Rudd hopes a new commercial focus on less expensive quality wines could deliver greater reach and boost off-trade sales

Barullo to bring fusion of Argentine wine and culture to Hoxton

Wines of Argentina is once again re-writing the tasting format with an immersive experience in "Argentina's cutting edge wine scene and contemporary culture" at the JJ Studios in Hoxton this October

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