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Malagousia, Vidiano, Kidonitsa, Savatiano and Moscofilero may yet be unfamiliar names to some, but arguably they represent the emerging chorus of indigenous Greek white wines ready to take centre stage with Assyrtiko.
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Published: 17 April, 2018
Waitrose has reported a surge in the popularity of Romanian wine.
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Published: 03 April, 2018
A record number of bottles of English and Welsh wines were released onto the market last year, according to new HMRC data.
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Published: 16 March, 2018
UK wine importers have sealed new distribution deals to import their first cool climate wines from Slovakia, in moves that highlight the transformation of viticulture in the eastern EU country.
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Published: 09 March, 2018
Hungary has come a long way since the heyday of Bull’s Blood in the 1970s. Now it’s rich tapestry of indigenous styles are finding their feet
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Published: 23 January, 2018
Cramele Recas has revealed plans to expand its winery to produce an additional four million litres, taking its total capacity to 30 million, on the back of soaring exports.
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Published: 06 December, 2017
Boutinot has made its first foray into Hungarian wine with two of the country’s producers joining its portfolio.
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Published: 21 August, 2017
Eastern European wine sales are up 400% at Majestic as Brits look to avoid price hikes due to the impact of Brexit.
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Published: 07 August, 2017
New Aldi addition Cramele Recas has announced a £5 million investment into the expansion of its vineyards and bottling plant.
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Lidl is adding 15 new Hungarian wines to its UK range, in response to the growing popularly of the region.
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Tesco is launching historic Hungarian wine Talisman Bull’s Blood into the UK market via a partnership with distributor Copestick Murray.
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Published: 22 February, 2017
No one wants the title of 'most unfashionable' wine region.
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Published: 13 September, 2016
Wine journalist Miquel Hudin has received a bursary award to allow him to complete a new book about Georgian wine.
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Published: 24 August, 2016
People working in the wine business arrive by different routes. Jerry Lockspeiser tells the tale of Jan Kaspar and how he came into the wine trade.
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Published: 24 August, 2016
Hellenic winemaking techniques have helped make Greek wine slowly make headway in the UK and helps brighten the country's prospects for the future
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Published: 19 August, 2016
Croatia, Slovenia and Turkey are increasingly recognised as fertile territory for wines offering real points of difference.
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When Philip Cox left Bristol for Romania in the early 1990s, little did he imagine that a quarter of a century later he would be the co-owner of the most profitable winery in Romania.
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Philip Cox, left Bristol for Romania in the early 1990s and now his winery is the most profitable winery in Romania.
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Following Winexpo held in Gerogia earlier this month wine professionals had the opprotunity to discover the diveristy of country.
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Published: 21 March, 2016
The historic Tokaji Disznóko? winery has unveiled a new bottle exclusively for its Dry Furmint 2015.
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