About 60 Italian small to medium wine producers will present to the trade an press their best products. The majority of the producers are looking for representation in the UK

Although declining in numbers, cooperatives still represent around half of the wine production of France, Italy, and Spain, and a third of Germany’s. Their contribution to their wine industries can hardly be overstated. In 2016, UNESCO added co-operatives to its list of intangible cultural assets, recognising them as entities that “allow for community building through …

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Vines flourish in the warm and fertile Riverina wine region in New South Wales. While Riverina grows a large volume of grapes that goes into big name wines, the region also produces some unexpected jewels. This is an opportunity to challenge your perceptions and discover a different side to the region. Riverina is a centre …

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Western Australia is home to some of the most outstanding wines in Australia. Its dramatic coastline, signature clones and ambitious, premium-focused producers conspire to produce beautifully balanced wines with intense fruit and elegant acidity. Find out about the largest and coolest of Western Australia’s wine regions, Great Southern, and their delicate yet expressive Rieslings. Revisit …

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The Many Faces of Zweigelt. A tasting and lunch with Dirceu Vianna Junior and producers from Neusiedlersee, Burgenland Trivet, London. By Invitation.

A lunch tasting to preview Frank Cornelissen's 2019 cru-series, followed by a vertical of cru CS from 2012 thru 2020. Being held in central London W1. www.frankcornelissen.it