Tag - Epicure Vietnam

While his father brought Harlan Estate to unimaginable heights, managing director Will Harlan locks in a new legacy with his own Promontory.

A Singular Quest

Owner-winemaker Jayson Woodbridge of Hundred Acre Wines did everything his way, and he was right. So what’s next?

The Cult of Carbinet

Often called the king of grapes, Cabernet Sauvignon accounts for some of the most expensive bottles in the world. While Bordeaux is the cradle of Cabernet, we give you a primer on why it excels in these other regions.

Rooted In Relationships

June Lee travelled to Maharashtra to discover Fratelli Vineyards, the Indian winery proudly championing premium winemaking founded by three pairs of brothers.

Worthy Heir Of Baron Philippe De Rothschild In Chile

Chile is a true winegrowing paradise. The richness of its soil and the variety of climates there give rise to an extraordinary diversity of terroirs. Baron Philippe de Rothschild takes advantage of this patchwork of terroirs to create highly distinctive wines that are a byword for quality and excellence.

On Wynnsday We Wear Red

Wynns Coonawarra Estate releasesits annual Wynnsday Collection

Nectar Empire

Michael Halstrick, CEO of Bodega Norton, talks about the Swarovski family-owned Argentinian winery and its plans to expand into the Southeast Asia market.

2 Vineyards In Ninh Thuan That Await Your Discovery

Along the south-central coast of Vietnam, in Ninh Thuan, viticulture is on the rise, with local vineyards making a small name for themselves among wine connoisseurs in the country. Try the local tipple in this great grape-growing region.

Under The Radar

In 2004, James Suckling was invited to a blind tasting wine dinner with 10 bottles to sample. The evening turned out to contain many surprises — one of which was how a 1989 Pétrus, a 100-point wine, appeared to be the unanimously voted worst wine.