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A new book dedicated to armagnac has hit the shops

Annual wine report paints a gloomy picture

Coles Trading brings Gallia beer across the channel

A new generation of outstanding, unusually youthful, cognacs are challenging the idea that older equals better. Nicholas Faith reports

Team behind Terroirs, Brawn and Soif opens Loire-centric Green Man & French Horn in Covent Garden

Missed the Absolutely Cracking Wines from France tasting? We've got you covered

The Wines of Roussillon Dessert Trophy UK final

The champagne house's new training programme to bring together the UK's top sommeliers

Get ready to pop some corks

The Anthologist teams up with French Bubbles

Moët & Chandon launches 2004 Grand Vintage

10 years ago, you could tell an Aussie Chardonnay from a Burgundy at 20 paces, but nowadays, with much more linear wines from Down Under it’s not so easy. Clinton Cawood mixes things up and asks a team of trembling tasters for their thoughts

There’s more to life, and wine vintages, than perfection. The River Café’s Emily O’Hare attends the 2011 Bordeaux en primeur tastings, in a year that follows two highly acclaimed vintages

Winemakers in the Loire are working together to produce distinctive Sauvignon Blanc wines with a unique sense of regionality. And here’s your chance to try them – for free!