Wines of Chile is heading out on the road with a mini trade tasting and consumer event, and a sneak preview of what you can expect from this winemakers’ paradise in 2018. Meet up with over 20 wineries joining us to showcase new wines, new launches and to get chatting about what Chile has to […]

Taste an extensive range of wines from the nine wineries that are part of the Koshu of Japan organisation from the Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan’s most premium wine-growing region. The focus of the tasting will be on the new 2017 vintage of Koshu, in addition to a smaller selection of international grape varieties including Merlot, Cabernet […]

Californian Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are two of the most distinctive styles of wine coming out of the Golden State, and yet within the past decade a host of new producers have emerged who are challenging the prevailing popular styles, generating a sense of reinvigoration and creating a more complex, dynamic and fascinating view of […]

Lodi is a treasure-trove of hidden secrets and the home of some of California’s most interesting old-vine vineyards. Best known for head-trained Zinfandel, there are also incredible plots of Cinsault, Petite Sirah, and other fascinating varieties grown side-by-side with great-value versions of the international varieties such as Cabernet, Chardonnay and Merlot. As one of California’s largest […]

PUT A CORK IN IT! Why are fine wines invariably closed with a cork – but why do we use the term ‘corked’ to describe all faulty wines? What causes those faults, and how can we identify, and name, them? Dr Paulo Lopes, the R&D lead at Amorim – the Portuguese world leader in the production […]

What's on • Exhibiting producers from around the country • A central table featuring wines arranged in order of style • Seminars, panel discussions and addresses from key-note speakers will take place during the day • The industry briefing unveiling our latest data and projections • Information on English Wine Week and Welsh Wine Week […]