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ISSUE 21 – SEPTEMBER 2008
Read moreQuality and change in Champagne by Nicolas Faith
Aging Gracefully by Tom Stevenson
Chateau Haut-Brion by Michael Schuster
The Search for Calabria’s True Identity by Nicolas Belfrage MW
The Wine Photography of Richard Humphries by James Halliday
Is a Sip Worth a Thousand Words? by Professor Barry C Smith -

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issue91 – March 2026
£30.00 Add to cartMeg Maker, The Evolving Languages of Pinot Noir
John Saker, Origin Story: The Ongoing Mystery of the Abel Clone
Jon Wyand, Vincent in Burgundy?
Judy O’Kane, Abbaye de St-Vivant
Joanna Simon, Heston Blumenthal and the DRC-inspired Dessert
Raymond Blake, Domaine Faiveley at 200: Grace Period
Neil Beckett, 2025 Burgundy: Power and Promise from Another Distinctive Year
Simon Field MW, Laurent-Perrier 2018 and Grand Siècle Iteration 27
Giles Fallowfield, 2007 Ferrari Giulio Ferrari Collezione
Michael Schuster, 2023 Domaine de la Romanée-Conti
Simon Field MW, M Chapoutier 2024 Sélections Parcellaires
Sarah Marsh MW, Tenuta San Guido
Joanna Simon, Beaux Frères: News from Ribbon Ridge
Simon Field MW, Kopke 80 Years Old Tawny
Andrew Jefford, Frapin 1997
Margaret Rand, Rosa Kruger: Making a Difference
Ken Gargett, Australian Chardonnay: The Quintessential Grape
Margaret Rand, Nyetimber: Polishing the Diamond
Tom Stevenson, 2025 Champagne and Sparkling Wine World Championships
Tastings: 2024 Burgundy, 2021 Barolo, Global Sweet Fortified (Part 2: Beyond Iberia) -

ISSUE 10 – FEBRUARY 2006
£40.00 Add to cartHenschke: Gracefully Does It by Huon Hooke
Chile: The Quest for Fine Wine by Andrew Jefford
The Foundations of Quality by Alex Hunt
An Enchanted Region: Clare Valley by Nigel Hopkins
Adventures in Cape Terroir: Swartland by Tim James
The Fruits of Exchange between the Old and New Worlds by Michel Bettane -

ISSUE 15 – MARCH 2007
£40.00 Add to cartTokaj: Timeless Treasures by Giles MacDonogh
Bourgogne Blancs et Rouges: The Grapes of Burgundy Past and Present by Jasper Morris MW
Gold Rush and Gold Reserve: Austrian and German Sweet Wines by Margaret Rand
Room temperature: Stockholm: Beyond the Smorgasbord by Andreas Larsson
Laying down: Burgundy 2005
Prestige Cuvée Champagne by Essi Avellan MW, Hugh Johnson OBE, Simon Larkin MW, and Anthony Rose -

ISSUE 16 – JUNE 2007
£40.00 Add to cartThe Music of Wine by Michel Bettane
Are the Old and New Worlds Worlds Apart? by Warren Winiarski
The Case Against GMOs by Anne-Claude Leflaive
In search of a great growth in the New World by Randall Grahm
Specificity, and Why Wines Should Taste of the Places in Which They Grew by Terry Theise
Wine in Still Lifes of the Dutch Golden Age by Dr Alexander Marr -

ISSUE 17 – SEPTEMBER 2007
£40.00 Add to cartNew Blood and Money in Bordeaux by James Lawther MW
Vin Voyage: Sicily by Kerin O’Keefe
Bacchus in Umbria by Mark Irving
Can Wine be Beautiful? by Christopher Grau and Douglas MacLean
Per Se: Corton and Corton-Charlemagne Has Burgundy Lost Its Authenticity? by Stephen Brook
Sine Qua Non: Earth, Wine and Fire: The Glassmakers by Helen Lenarduzzi
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