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The Bureau de L'Occitanie, first set up to represent wines from Occitanie, including those from Languedoc, Roussillon and South-West France, will ...

Rupert Parker gets a tutored taste of British cheeses with imaginative wine pairings The Park Corner Brasserie is launching a series of exclusive events focused on the art of cheese and wine ...

A French company that installs moveable photovoltaic panels in vineyards has found they can control yields and produce more ...

Les Vin de Mes Amis' in Montpellier features over 120 talented winemakers from seven countries. This low key event showcases ...

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If you read tasting notes, you’ve probably come across the term “saline” as a descriptor. But what does it mean when it comes to wine?

These wines generally are made with unfamiliar grapes or come from lesser-known regions. That’s what makes them great values. By Eric Asimov So many issues swirl around wine these days.

These unassuming plants affect your wine in a big way. Like terroir, the term garrigue was born in France and is a common reference in the world of wine. Garrigue originated from the Provençal word ...