Sips of Summer, a pop-up store launched by California Wine Institute, might be the closest we have to imagine a breezy summer holiday under the new normal. Be sure not to miss these five wines there. Read More
Hong Kong
American auction house Zachys is thrust in to the center of an ongoing scandal that alleges it sold a bottle of fake jeroboam of 1999 Domaine Romanée Conti La Tâche. Read More
Hong Kong listed company Madison offers grim warning of market outlook as it reports a 65.6% drop in Q2 revenue. Read More
Here are your essential readings on China's wine market: Ivanka Trump "endorsing" a Chinese wine, Cheval des Andes webinar and job openings in Shanghai. Read More
Gérald Gabillet, winemaker from Cheval des Andes will lead an in-depth webinar to give wine lovers an inside look at what's considered one of the most important "Grand Cru" wineries from the New World on August 6. Register Now! Read More
Sotheby’s Wine will present the private cellar of Dr. Gordon Ku, lauded by Serena Sutcliffe MW as "one of Singapore's greatest cellars", this September. Read More
The California Wine Month is returning to Hong Kong for the second time from July 1-August 31, with a first-ever 'Sips of Summer' pop-up store in Causeway Bay to showcase the diversity and quality from the sun-drenched golden state. Read More
A bottle of Yamazaki 55 Year Old, the oldest expression of the prestigious Yamazaki whisky and the oldest Japanese whisky in history, will go under hammer at Bonhams' upcoming Hong Kong auction on August 21. Read More
With political tensions and declining economy, Hong Kong’s relevance as a gateway to the Chinese wine market has shrunk but “in short term” it still acts as a bridge to the more profitable mainland market, says Josh Gu, ProWine China & Asia’s Project Director. Read More
Hong Kong’s worst coronavirus resurgence could cost the city’s dining sector as much as HK$3 billion (US$387 million) in the month of July, as dining-in at restaurants is banned till the end of this month. Read More