Monthly Archives: November 2016
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- November 30, 2016
James Pala Europe’s finest, fine wine analyst:) This chart says it all, and why are we here? Despite equity markets in the U.S reaching all time highs, the economy is still dragging itself into 2017. The word on the street is ‘Brace Yourself’. Not if you’re a wine investor (Lucky for you). The chart below […]
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- November 24, 2016
If we look back to 2006 and consider how mainland China’s wine market has changed, it’s first worth considering just how young that market was. By 2006, the imported wine market was barely 15 years old and Chinese wine production, though expanded in the 1980s, had not yet made the leaps in quality that some […]
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- November 24, 2016
Choosing Thanksgiving wine is a minefield of trying to pair with many flavours of the dinner table and attempting to please all the family. Ray Isle gives us his top tips for finding the perfect bottles… See the 2016 wine recommendations from William Kelley below Writing about Thanksgiving wine pairings is, for wine writers, almost as […]
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- November 11, 2016
Michael Edwards reviews the newly released Dom Pérignon P2 Rosé 1996 along with its older sisters, the 1995 & 1993… Dom Pérignon’s chef de cave Richard Geoffroy was eloquently realistic about Champagne’s place in the world, talking before the launch of the Dom Pérignon P2 Rosé 1996. ‘There’s one world of fizz,’ he said directly, […]
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- November 11, 2016
Donald Trump has won a tumultuous US presidential election campaign battle against Hillary Clinton. What could that mean for wine collectors and producers? First take: What president Trump might mean for wine… – Surprise win dubbed ‘America’s Brexit’ and leaves markets volatile – Both Trump and Clinton were cool on plans for a […]
