Research to Combat Drought in California
Global warming is changing approaches to agriculture and wine growing all around the world. And nowhere more so than in California, which has recently emerged
May 25, 2017
Global warming is changing approaches to agriculture and wine growing all around the world. And nowhere more so than in California, which has recently emerged
Historically, the UK may not be famous for its wine production, but that’s set to change. This year, British wine producers will plant a record
Pricing uncertainty and fluctuating currency markets has led to the first fall in the fine wine market in 17 months. This was signalled by the
An almost unprecedented run of plunging temperatures and frosts have hit vineyards across central and northern France. In the worst run of weather in many
The world of wine is evolving each day, how wine is made has stayed the same standardised process for hundreds of years. But who is
In the runup to the summer months, cocktails are coming back in full swing. Some of the most iconic cocktails also have the simplest recipes
We all at one point in our lives try to be sophisticated and learn how to taste wine. But is it more scientific than you
For many wine lovers, there’s nothing quite as infuriating as wine dripping from the bottle whilst being poured. But following a new development in the
For many of us our one true love and biggest downfall is wine. When it comes to spring time the majority of us frantically rush
If you’re new to the French wine culture, fear not as Ideal Wine Company unravel the discussion that is Bordeaux vs Burgundy. Both Bordeaux and
Bolognese is one of Britain’s favourite homemade, hearty meals. Featuring on family dinner tables daily, it is a true homely meal. However, controversy surrounds this
Contrary to popular belief, rosé wine is made from red grapes using a process usually used for white wine. Rosé happens when the skins of
