The New Burgundy: How the French Region Learned to Make Some of Its Best Wines Yet
Past mistakes yielded tough lesson that led to new––and delicious––results.
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Need a Break From Champagne? These Stellar Sparklers Are a Tasty Holiday Alternative
The very best of the other bubbles.
Wine
Robb Reader: Lenny Kravitz
The music legend’s role as Dom Pérignon’s Global Creative Director is throwing up some tasty offerings.
Wine
Message in a bottle: The Rise & Rise of English Champagne
Why our top-grade fizz is throwing down the gauntlet to competitors across La Manche.
Wine
Do Your White Wines Deserve as Much Time in the Cellar as Your Reds?
These delectable Chardonnays prove some whites get better with age.
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Robb Reader: Giovanni Dolfi
The Fattorie dei Dolfi proprietor on his unique approach to oenological craftsmanship.
Wine
Moët & Chandon’s Summer House returns to London
A unique pop-up members’ club, Moët & Chandon’s Summer House will be re-opening its doors from the 7th to the 9th June in a Mayfair Georgian townhouse. Tastemakers from the worlds of fashion, film, food and music have been drawn together to curate a three-day programme inspired by London’s diverse spirit. Expect live acoustic and […]
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Dom Pérignon’s Fearless New Leader Has a Rosé-Colored Vision for the Brand
Vincent Chaperon’s on a mission to perfect rosé Champagne.
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The Sugar-Is-Bad-For-You Campaign Is Ruining Champagne
In most cases, zero sugar equals zero flavour.
