China to reopen borders for foreigners
Foreigners with valid residence permits for work, personal matters and family reunion will be allowed to enter China again.
Author: Natalie Wang
Vinitaly wraps its ‘first internationally attended’ roadshow in China
Is the coronavirus pandemic behind China? Response from Vinitaly China roadshow seems to suggest so.
China’s Lenovo-backed Joyvio suspends wine business
Joyvio, the agricultural arm under IT company Lenovo, has reportedly suspended its imported wine business, fueling speculation about the future of its wine division.
Wine imports are drying up in China
Despite successfully containing the coronavirus spread within mainland China, China’s wine consumption has yet to bounce back to pre-covid level.
Our over-the-moon wine guide to Mid-Autumn Festival
If, like us, you want to venture out of the comfort zone and reach for a more satisfying bottle of wine, a white, a red or little bit of both, here is your guide for a boozy Mid-Autumn Festival.
Disgruntled employee smashes 200 bottles of wine in Shanghai
A disgruntled employee in Shanghai vandalized a supermarket and smashed through 200 bottles of wine, causing thousands in damages
Bourgogne wine exports clipped by Covid in H1
Covid-19 and the sting of Trump’s punitive tariffs on French wines are souring the taste of Bourgogne wines in export markets.
By the glass: Elia Atzori of Antinori
Elia Atzori shares with Vino Joy News the two wines he would recommend to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, a self-claimed Tignanello fan, and why it irks him when wine becomes “a blend of fake expectation”.
China’s top 10 best performing online drinks stores revealed
Here are the top 10 best performing online drinks stores in China.
Study finds Chinese millennials fueling online drinks sales
The power of young consumers in China are boosting fortunes for distilleries, wineries and breweries around the world.