HeyJaredJoyce Yip
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- Aug 19, 2026
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From actress to award-winning winemaker: the ascent of Bernice Liu (opens the original)
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Chinese-Canadian actress-turned-winemaker Bernice Liu tells Joyce Yip the tumultuous tale behind her award-winning wine brand, Bellavizio, and why she strives to be recognised beyond the labels attached to her. In 2008, Chinese-Canadian actress Bernice Liu was filming in frigid Vancouver when she and a few cast members headed to sunny Napa for a break. Up until then, she’d only held glasses of red wine as photo props because her then choice of drink, orange juice, didn’t look “cool enough” in co
67 Pall Mall Shanghai wants to boost the profile of Chinese wine (opens the original)
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As the countdown begins to the December opening of London wine club 67 Pall Mall’s Shanghai location, founder and CEO Grant Ashton tells Joyce Yip why he believes Shanghai, “the world’s most important wine market”, has the potential to elevate the global profile of Chinese wine. Just three years after it cut the ribbon to a bar residency in Hong Kong, 67 Pall Mall will open this December a wine club in Shanghai – a city CEO and founder Grant Ashton deems the “most important wine market in the wo
âWeâre still at experimentation levelâ: meet the Korean somm making wine for Hong Kong (opens the original)
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Ever heard of Korean wine? No? Well, thatâs exactly what Ted Ko is trying to change. Under the Koyberpunk brand (a blend of terms âKoreaâ and âcyberpunkâ), he produces a three-bottle bouquet of cabernet sauvignon, chardonnay-semillon blend and muscat bailey-A⦠but not for his home country. Joyce Yip reports. When Ted Ko â Korea-born sommelier, wine merchant and writer â moved to Hong Kong in 2019, he was shocked at its wine drinkersâ curiosity for esoteric wine regions (think C
Are fine-wine collectors one and the same around the world? (opens the original)
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Areni Global research suggests that fine wine collecting habits are almost identical across the globe â whether the oenologists hail from Shanghai, Paris or New York. But how true is this on the ground? Joyce Yip finds out. As db reported, a February 2026 study by wine-dedicated research organisation Areni Global noted that the wine collection journey and habits for people under 40 years old are almost identical for respondents from London, Paris, New York, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Singapore.Â
Glass half full: Asia offers hope for struggling California wine (opens the original)
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Christopher Beros, the California Wine Institute’s Director for Greater China and Southeast Asia, explains to Joyce Yip why Asia, specifically China, still has a soft spot for Californian vino. On paper, the California wine industry is looking grim. A 2025 report by The Wine Institute said exports dropped by 35%; and as of this March, four wineries have closed down or have undergone major restructuring. Even E & J. Gallo Winery, the largest family-owned winery and wine producer in the world by v
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