Strong GBP and harvest means UK wine buyers will seek quality over price this year

Q&A with Laurie Davis, wine controller at Matthew Clark

Laurie Davis, wine controller at on-trade supplier Matthew Clark, tells Gemma McKenna how the company is strengthening its wine reputation and growing sales.

Matthew Clark boosts wine reputation and sales

Matthew Clark is growing its wine business as more on-trade customers seek it out for a broader range of wines.

Q&A with ?Moët & Chandon's chief winemaker Benoît Gouez

Moët & Chandon launches the 2006 vintage of Moët Grand Vintage and Giles Fallowfield talks to chief winemaker Beno&icirct Gouez about the wine, the vintage and his philosophy on vintage Champagne at Moët.

Borough Wines to roll out barrel refill concept to other independents

Enotria's annual tasting to be biggest yet

The Co-op celebrates selling 35m bottles of Fairtrade wine in 10 years

The Co-operative has sold 35 million bottles of Fairtrade wine in the past 10 years, with 2013 its most successful yet.

Minimum pricing would have negligible effect on moderate drinkers, says study

Almost one in five consumers buy alcohol at independent discount retailers

Chileans reassure trade over new rules on adding water to wines

Improving picture for UK wine trade, says Rabobank

New single serve wine glasses prepare to ramp up UK distribution

Liv-ex boss says fine wine storage Vine could be 'game-changer'

Q&A with James Miles, Liv-ex co-founder and managing director

Miles tells harpers.co.uk about making fine wine trading easier, innovation around supply chain, and why regions outside Bordeaux are becoming more important.

Domaines Paul Mas acquires eighth vineyard in Languedoc

Villa Maria buys Hawkes Bay vineyard

Below cost ban means average bottle of wine must sell above £2.41

Natural wines don't need quirky category, argues Real Wine Fair founder

Oxford Wine Festival hopes to attract 3,000 consumers

Wine videos celebrate 20 years of South African democracy