Douglas Blyde asks whether wine affects art
Published: 11 July, 2013
Ruinart, the oldest house creating Champagne (1729), chose to promote its ties with art via a tour of works at Masterpiece. The annual London fair coincided with the launch of "upcycling fan", Piet Hein Eek's bespoke bottle case at the Ruinart Salon. The tactile, chimney-like casket is re-imagined from humble packing crates.
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