December 21, 2023 Two young sisters from the Gîsca village, Transnistrian region, have turned their father’s passion into a family business. Alexandra Calașnic and Elizaveta Prihodko have recreated the atmosphere of a French chateau right in their parents’ backyard. Now, every visitor can enjoy the tourist experience offered by Kislov Winery, from the vineyard to […]
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by Giles MacDonogh I am sorry to say that I am not fully conversant with Greek wines, even if in recent years I have been increasingly impressed by what I have tried. It would help matters if I knew the terrain, for wine writers are like military historians – who need to “walk” the battlefield. In
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Dorothy Hatzopoulou-Nicholls30 July 2024 2:38pm From Greek roots to Australian glory, Paul Georgiadis and Mara Thomas create award-winning wines that transcend borders and tell a story of heritage. Paulmara Estate in South Australia’s famed wine region, Barossa Valley is a story of persistence, risk, and heritage now defined by its award-winning wines. Paul Georgiadis
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An interview with the visionary Icelandic winemaker 30 April 2024, Michele Costantini In this anguished period of climate emergency and ongoing warfare, it took the Icelander Hoss Hauksson—the world’s only Icelandic wine producer—to bring smile back to my face and allow me to look to the future with real hope. His small but avant-garde company,
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James Lawrence · Last updated 10-Jan-2025 James Lawrence chats with Stephanie Wangui, ex-sommelier and trainee viticulturist at Domaine Guy Roulot. Dangerously affable and incredibly talented, Stephanie Wangui is a familiar face to aficionados of Noble Rot, a small group of London restaurants that also publishes a highly successful magazine. Yet, despite the allure of working 12-hour
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Where to go for the ultimate wine tour in France By Alicia Miller21 May 2025 All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. France and wine: it’s as natural a combination as peanut butter and jam, or rhubarb and custard. While they may not have invented winemaking
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From the Temecula Valley to the Santa Cruz Mountains, these wine regions deliver more of the tailored experience you seek and less of the crowds. ByKate Loweth May 8, 2025 When it comes to wine tasting in California, most people immediately think of Napa Valley, with its wineries and tasting rooms around every corner. If you look
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Dotted with vineyards and wineries, this beautiful region has plenty to offer beyond the humble grape 08 May 2025 1:00pm BST As you sip the many local wines and weave your way through the crowd at the joyous annual Marlborough Wine & Food Festival, it’s easy to assume that wine and viticulture has long existed in
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A new study has ranked different regions on the quality and quantity of wine tasting experiences – here’s the top 10 Written by Liv KellyWriter, Time Out TravelFriday 4 April 2025 Enjoying a glass of wine with dinner is one thing, but spending a few days sampling the stuff from the source in a beautiful
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Jamie Ditaranto May 8, 2025 • 6 min read For lovers of bold, oaky red wines and crisp whites that remind you of that perfect seaside day, Spain is a dream. There are more than 100 officially recognized wine regions in the country that vary in notoriety from the small but fruitful province of La
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