Bonhams Hong Kong posted a white-glove result in its debut ex-cellar partnership with Burgundy’s Edouard Delaunay, selling 100% of the lots in an online auction featuring rare verticals and exclusive cuvées from the historic estate. Read More
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A tiny bistro inside a Guangzhou AEON is drawing crowds with ultra-cheap glass pours — reshaping wine habits and redefining what an entry-level wine experience can be.
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At the 2025 IWSC, a rosé from New Zealand tied with a Provence rosé for the highest score in the category, earning one of the competition’s most prestigious distinctions. Read More
In Hong Kong, Jean-Baptiste, COO of JM Cazes Selection, told Vino Joy News that despite global challenges, the group’s business in Asia has remained robust. Read More
As global volumes fell 9.2% in 2024, Champagne Lenoble CEO Guillaume Truchot says the softer market is proving favourable for smaller, terroir-driven houses focused on quality rather than scale. Read More
Treasury Wine Estates’ shares fell to their lowest level in a decade last week after the company announced a A$687 million write-down on its U.S. operations. Read More
Saudi Arabia is easing one of its strictest social controls by allowing high-income non-Muslims to buy alcohol in designated stores, part of the kingdom’s broader push to open its economy and reshape long-standing religious restrictions. Read More
China has granted formal geographical indication (GI) protection to 70 Bourgogne wine appellations, extending legal safeguards from prestigious Grand Crus such as Montrachet to village-level names including Pommard and Côte de Nuits-Villages. Read More
When people think of Western Australian wine, Margaret River inevitably comes to mind. Its Cabernet Sauvignons and Chardonnays are celebrated for their complexity, structure and … Read More
To understand what is really happening in China and across Asia, Vino Joy News sat down with François-Xavier Maroteaux of Château Branaire-Ducru, who became president of the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux (UGCB) in February. Read More