by Richard Moyse | Sep 9, 2025 | News
Global wine sales have now declined for three years – and the causes are structural and transitory – but there are solutions. Almost no major markets are in growth mode… and the US, for both domestic and foreign suppliers, has been declining since the middle of...
by Richard Moyse | Jul 16, 2025 | News
It’s been drained of personality. Zero percent beer has become better and better and a more than acceptable alternative to alcoholic beers. But Vintners are in no rush to join the party. A few weeks ago, I took a bottle of non-alcoholic wine, along with other wines,...
by Richard Moyse | Aug 21, 2024 | News
After a growing season of marked climatic contrasts, Chile’s 2024 harvest has been declared as excellent. This year’s harvest has been unusually long in Chile, spanning as many as four months, due to opposing conditions in the far north of the country, compared to the...
by Richard Moyse | Apr 18, 2024 | News
Thanks to its rediscovery, the long misunderstood grape variety has slowly carved a path to success. If Carmenère were a saying, it would without a doubt be “everything comes to those who wait”. This black grape variety has been around for centuries, and yet it has...
