Everyone knows two things about wine from Chile – there’s so much more
Mention Chilean wine to most consumers and they will reply with two words; cheap and Sauvignon. There is a grain...
Mention Chilean wine to most consumers and they will reply with two words; cheap and Sauvignon. There is a grain...
David Llewellyn grows grapes (both under cover and outdoors), pears, apples, cherries and various other fruits on his farm in...
We love Rioja in this country, but we tend to head straight for the bottles marked Reserva. Nothing wrong with...
Merlot seems like the perfect grape variety. Not only is it responsible for some of the world’s greatest wines, including...
Con Traas runs The Apple Farm in Tipperary. “My parents moved here in 1967 and began growing apples the year...
I picked up to two bottles of interesting-looking Italian wine in my local Lidl earlier this week. They are part...
We like sweet things; witness our love affair with chocolate, cupcakes and fizzy drinks. Yet when it comes to wine,...
Some 80,000 people attended the first concert in Slane Castle on August 16th, 1981. Doubtless they will be interested in...
As Saint Patrick’s Day approaches, I feature a few more expensive wines to enjoy with festive dinners over the weekend,...
The number of Irish wine producers continues to expand. I have featured Róisín Curley (Burgundy), Sinéad and Liam Cabot (Slovenia),...