Global warming making wine more alcoholic (but not better)
Lesser-known grape varieties will have to be explored to cope with a hotter world — and Britain could be one of those to benefit
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Lesser-known grape varieties will have to be explored to cope with a hotter world — and Britain could be one of those to benefit
English sparkling wine has grown very exciting, very quickly. The first serious bottles were produced in East Sussex in 1995 by Peter Hall on his Breaky Bottom
Henry Jeffreys, Fortnum & Mason drinks writer of the year, editor at Master of Malt, and wine columnist for The Critic Magazine, talks to Douglas Blyde about his latest book, Vines in a Cold Climate.
Andrew Cunningham wrote recently in The Spectator that English wine is overpriced given its quality. He's wrong, says Jonathan Ray.
Celebrate the Coronation and raise a glass with some premium home-grown bubbles