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
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With the new EU-China Geographical Indication agreement, 100 European products, most of which are wines and spirits will be protected in Chinese market. Read More
Symington Family Estates has launched an online learning and training program called 'School of Port' to help wine professionals and wine lovers learn more about port and the Douro region. Read More
US-China relations are all time low, raising fear that the two countries are heading for a complete decoupling. Meanwhile, good news for wine and spirits in Hainan. Read More
Alberto Cordero di Montezemolo is the 19th-generation owner of the over 600-year-old Cordero di Montezemolo located in the heart of Piedmont, La Morra. 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
Chinese wine is largely believed to be dominating China's market. That's not quite the case. Read More
Bordeaux first growth Chateau Lafite Rothschild definitely has the heart and wallet of wine lovers in Asia. 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
Prices of rare whiskies are soaring, and top Japanese whiskies have emerged to become the crème de la crème of whisky collection. Read More