The Story of this Austrian Winery, Jordan Wine Estate, starts all the way back in 1858, when the knowledge of wine and winemaking descended generation after generation into the mind of Simone ...

This year, both The Great Gatsby and Art Deco will be celebrating their 100 th anniversaries, making 2025 the perfect time to raise a toast to the world of art and literature with a glass of Champagne ...

“Dedicate fennel notes. Rich palate with a lot of banana fruit and hints of ginger spice, along with pink and purple floral, greengage, green fruits, herbs and freshly cut grass. Long pleasant ...

“A dry (sweet) expression, well rounded and balanced, with fruity characters including juicy peaches, green and white pears, green grapes, honeydew melon and more.” – Glass of Bubbly Food Pairing: ...

Jaya = Victory Quality in taste, style and design, Jaya Prosecco offers an experience with every glass, from magical, unforgettable moments to relaxed lazy afternoons, with family, friends and friends ...

Lanson Le Rosé is a signature rosé Champagne from Maison Lanson, one of the oldest Champagne houses in France. Lanson’s tradition of crafting high-quality rosé Champagne dates back over a century, ...

David Léclapart has indisputably become the archetype of a new philosophy in Champagne—an advocate for wines of personality, quality and precision, wines of place that speak the language of the season ...

In this feature, we speak with Agustina Basilico, the Head of Beverage at Toklas in London, who is currently helping many wonderful people to discover the vast world of Champagne and Sparkling Wines, ...

Ross and Samantha’s love of wine and the beautiful Crouch Valley Region inspired them in 2010 to plant Crouch Ridge Vineyard overlooking the River Crouch in the scenic village of Althorne, near ...

“Well aged oaky notes, with pastries, faint hint of bricohe, and a touch of nuts, along with some zest lemon citrus notes on the aroma. The palate is zest in lemon and yellow stone fruit citrus, which ...

A small but growing segment of the market for sparkling wine—whether from France, Spain, Italy, Israel, South Africa, or Austria—falls into the rather niche category of “kosher” wine. For those not ...