Price does not equal quality! Our fourth rule of Reverse Wine Snobbery is Wine Under $20 Is Not A Compromise. The fourth rule in our Ten Tenets of Reverse Wine Snobbery is at the heart of what we ...

Whether you mistakenly threw the cork away or it won't fit back in the bottle, here's how to seal your open wine and keep it ...

This sparking non-alcoholic wine has been hit in the tasting room and with online shoppers. Now, it's in local wine shops.

"Table wines," or red and white varieties ... become aware of the health risks linked to alcohol, and that's likely contributing to the decline in wine consumption," said Dasgupta, who specializes ...

Low and no-alcohol “wines” are thin and taste nothing like wine that contains alcohol. However, in conventional red wines, with alcohol strength between 12.5 per cent and 14.5 per cent ...

Consumers will see the price of alcohol rise from ... a flat rate of 12.5%. The Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) has calculated that a 14.5% ABV bottle of red wine would have risen by ...

Let’s take a look at a wine that is naturally low in both alcohol and sugar but that doesn’t rely on newfangled tech or aim to be trendy. This Italian red blend from Tuscany is a throwback to a ...

Eisberg has partnered with Ocado to become the first non-alcoholic wine option available in the retailer’s £12 ‘bangers and mash’ meal deal as the UK sees buoyant growth in alcohol-free.

Alcohol taxes ... price of a bottle of wine at 14.5% ABV will increase by 54p. Taking into account the duty hikes introduced in August 2023, it means duty on a 14.5% red wine will have increased ...

Industry body estimates the price of a bottle of gin will go up by at least 60p a bottle and a bottle of stronger red wine ... in place to make wine work in his reformed alcohol policy in 2023.

Wine and spirits are set to notably jump in ... “There are no winners under the UK’s punishing alcohol tax regime – higher duty rates mean people buy less which results in reduced income ...