Grace’s new twist on wine: Is China at its screw cap moment?
– By Jim Boyce There is a good chance Grace Vineyard will use screw caps for part of its upcoming vintage. This strikes me as …
– By Jim Boyce There is a good chance Grace Vineyard will use screw caps for part of its upcoming vintage. This strikes me as …
– Someone from our sister city to the south (Shanghai) contacted me here in the north (Beijing) to see if I know of anyone who …
Tough semester for the China branch of Wine Australia and its A+ program as two key staff members — Summer Yan, involved since the start, …
France continues to kick the competition around in China as it not only has remained far in the lead as a source of imported bottled …
Excerpts from online coverage of the China wine scene… – (Not expecting to see this in my local corner store any time soon.) China will …
Excerpts from online coverage of the China wine scene… – (What, you expect them to drink Latour? How crude…) Andrew Higgins of The Washington Post …
The speed of change in China is sometimes hard to fathom even if you live here. Three years ago, the April Fool’s joke on this …
By Jim Boyce I recently tried the Australian wine Irvine Albarino and agreed with a fellow taster that it smelled like marijuana. It didn’t only …
– By Jim Boyce (note: this first appeared here on May 11), People like to snicker at Chinese who mix wine and Coke even though: …
Look for Beijing to get a new wine shop nearly next month as Vinolia is slated to open in the B1 level of the Yintai …
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