Doug Wregg: ‘Looking Back, Forging Ahead’
We continue our summer Q&A series with Doug Wregg, sales and marketing director at Les Caves de Pyrene.
Read more...We continue our summer Q&A series with Doug Wregg, sales and marketing director at Les Caves de Pyrene.
Read more...During the 1990’s my business sold millions of bottles of great value Hungarian wines to the UK’s supermarkets. The wines were made under the guidance of a young Australian winemaker whose hands on approach ensured they bristled with ripe fruit flavours. Retailing at the equivalent of £6-£8 at today’s prices they went down a storm in the high-volume part of the burgeoning wine market.
Read more...Interest in organic and natural wine is growing. James Bayley asks why more can’t be found in supermarkets.
Read more...A panoply of minimal intervention styles, from the 100% natural to a range of ‘hands-off’ products, put the spotlight on the very sharpest examples of Australia’s cutting-edge winemaking at Monday’s (22 May) Deep Down Under tasting.
Read more...Amphora Cambridge owner Cong Cong Bo takes a low intervention swipe at the faddish addiction to the word ‘natural’ in wine.
Read more...An eight day celebration of minimum-intervention winemaking is due to take place in Hastings this September, organised by restaurant owners Ben and Kate Norum.
Read more...France’s only female Master of Wine has launched a new virtual wine festival Alive!, due to take place on 5 and 6 December.
Read more...Provisions, the north London natural wine experts and cheese specialist, is launching its own wine school.
Read more...Top Cuvée’s story is like many others in 2020. A restaurant forced to close, hard decisions to be made, while leaning into other parts of the business in order to bump through furlough and intermittent lockdowns. However, like so many, there’s another story beneath. For Top Cuvée, 2020 has been an exercise in pure agility, with its co-founders having to pedal – quite literally, in some instances – from one new venture to the next in a bid to keep the lights on.
Read more...Doug Wregg considers prejudice, provenance and ideology in a spoofy wine world.
Read more...Georgian wine exports to the UK surged, albeit from a small platform, in the first quarter of this year boosted by a quartet of new importers.
Read more...The head winemaker at Dorset winery Langham Estate has branched out on his own to embark on a sustainable winemaking venture.
Read more...As the first half of 2019 draws to a close, Harpers asked key trade figures to highlight the current challenges, ongoing trends and opportunities
Read more...The co-founder of the Real Wine Fair says the revolution is over, and that new generation of drinkers have got behind natural wine – although the trade’s elite still needs some convincing.
Read more...Raw Wine London has “partnered with some of the UK’s top low-intervention organic, biodynamic and natural wine importers” for its new ‘Speakers Corner’ tasting and talks area.
Read more...London-based online natural wines importer and retailer, Pure Wines, has taken on more than 20 new wines from France, Spain and Italy, which it said, highlighted the growing thirst for natural wines in Britain.
Read more...Aldi has unveiled its 2018 seasonal range alongside new vintages of its core offering.
Read more...The furore surrounding organic and biodynamic viticulture has reached “ludicrous levels,” according to leading consultant Dr Richard Smart.
Read more...Mousiness is on the rise, and there’s confusion over the problem.
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