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Orange wine quiz: How much do you know? (opens the original)
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Despite its association with trendy natural wine bars, orange wine – essentially skin-contact white wine – is not new, but represents one of the world's oldest winemaking traditions. Originating thousands of years ago in Georgia, this style has staged a dramatic global comeback – and it’s a category worth exploring, spanning a spectrum of styles, from delicate and floral to grippy, tannic and deeply savoury. So, pour a glass of amber nectar, take our 12-question challenge, and find out how skin-
10 new London wine bars you don't want to miss (opens the original)
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London’s wine bar scene shows no sign of slowing down. From sake and skin-contact wines to Champagne, natural wines and classic bottles, a new generation of bars is making wine drinking feel more adventurous, sociable and, above all, fun. We’ve rounded up some of the latest openings across the capital – places where the wine is as much a reason to visit as the food, atmosphere and company. Whether you’re after a glass of fizz from an offbeat region, a glass of vermouth with a selection of pintxo
On the rack: Ronan Sayburn MS reflects on his wine story (opens the original)
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Working in hospitality, it was part of the job. I quickly realised that wine combines many sciences, history, geography, agriculture, craftsmanship and service in a way few subjects do. Having a curious nature, this made it fascinating for me. High-end restaurants were the real classroom. You learn fast when guests are spending serious money and expecting competence rather than theatrical waffle. Mostly in a temperature-controlled Eurocave at home, and I am lucky to have a large, converted wine
Quiz: Our ultimate chillable red wine challenge (opens the original)
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There was once a time when the wine world operated under rigid, unwritten laws: whites came ice-cold straight from the fridge or ice bucket, while reds sat wilting at warm room temperature. Fast forward to today, and a quiet revolution has completely redefined how we enjoy our wine. The rise of ‘chillable reds’ – often affectionately celebrated in French natural wine circles as vins de soif or glou-glou – has transformed light-bodied, low-tannin reds into the ultimate refreshing pour. Driven by
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