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Wine business in China struggles to bounce back
Wine business in China is proving to be a weak link in the country’s drinks industry’s recovery as wine companies struggle to fully bounce back from the pandemic-induced sales downturn.
Space-aged Pétrus 2000 to go under hammer
A bottle of Petrus 2000 aged for 14 months in space will go under hammer at Christie’s private wine sales.
Sotheby’s spring wine sales aims over HK$80m
1898 Lafite, 1865 Yquem and some of the top Burgundian names such as Henri Jayer will be on offer at Sotheby’s May sale in Hong Kong.
Wine Scholar Guild Launches Certified Sherry Wine Specialist®
The Wine Scholar Guild has added a Certified Sherry Wine Specialist qualification for sherry lovers in collaboration with The House of Lustau.
Wine photographers of the year
The bests in wine photography are celebrated at this year’s Pink Lady Food Photography of the Year. See all the winning photos here.
France outstrips Australia to become China’s top wine supplier
France has overtaken Australia to become China’s No.1 wine supplier, based on the latest Customs data, a result of the crippling tariffs slapped on Australian wines.
James Suckling hires former Jebsen head
American wine critic James Suckling has hired a new CEO.
Australian wine exports to China plunge over 95%
Australian wine exports to China were shaved off by over 95% since the punitive tariffs came into effect last November, painting a grim roadmap that leaves little breathing room for Australian wineries in the Chinese wine market for the next five years.
China’s five top viewed wine brands on Douyin
Find out what the top five most watched wine brands are on China’s massive video sharing platform Douyin.
Christie’s to present ‘ultimate’ Burgundy collection in HK
Christie’s Wine Department will present what it bills as “The Ultimate Private Collection Featuring The Greatest Burgundies” from a single owner on May 20 in Hong Kong.
