IWC is abandoning its long-standing model of judging all wines in London, launching four regional competitions across the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe and the UK in the biggest overhaul of the competition since its founding in 1984. Read More
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Fifty years after the Judgment of Paris upended the wine world, California is once again putting the historic tasting at the center of its pitch to Asian consumers. Read More
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As global wine consumption continues to decline and inventories swell, some Argentine wineries are beginning to redirect wines originally intended for bottled sales into the bulk market. Read More
Stephanie Rigourd nearly slept in a tent during harvest, arrived in Singapore without speaking English, and fought her way to become partner and general manager of one of the city-state's leading fine wine companies. Read More
A Tasmanian wine beat Burgundy's finest in a blind tasting judged by some of the world's most respected palates. Read More
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Thailand tweaked rules governing alcohol sales in recent months but experts do not see significant effects on business, yet. Read More