More bottle for your buck: Value vino in Shanghai
– By Peter Wright As a big wine drinker, it is pleasing to see an increasing number of Shanghai bars, restaurants, retailers and wholesalers hold …
Hong Kong abolishes wine taxes: the impact on China?
By Jim Boyce Hong Kong has abolished its wine (and beer) taxes and this will likely impact distributors and consumers in the rest of China. …
Selling wine in China: Interview – Ethan Perk of Jebsen Fine Wines
By Jim Boyce Ethan Perk, deputy general manager of Jebsen Fine Wines [Note: Perk is now GM for North China for ASC Fine Wines — …
The Shangri-la series: Yunnan Red Wine Company Wine Maker Zhang Ning
By Jim Boyce In December, I tagged along on a research trip by Ma Huiqin of China Agricultural University and visited Yunnan Red Wine Company …
Yet another 100 wines for 100 kuai event: Southern-hemisphere style
– By Jim Boyce Three men, one hundred wines (Photos: GELIPU) Beijing enjoyed yet another “100 wines for 100RMB” (USD14) event as GELIPU and Winelink …
The Shangri-la series: Yunnan Red Wine Company GM Shan Shumin
By Jim Boyce In December, I tagged along on a research trip by Ma Huiqin, of China Agricultural University, and visited Yunnan Red Wine Company …
The Shangri-la series: Yunnan Red Wine Company CEO Wu Kegang
By Jim Boyce In December, I tagged along on a research trip by Ma Huiqin, of China Agricultural University, and visited Yunnan Red Wine Company …
Spanish showdown: Sherry and Montilla in Beijing
– By Jim Boyce The Friday night wine tasting at Sequoia Café on January 25 featured three fortified wines from the Sherry region and two …
100 wines for 100 kuai (again!) – Australian, South African wines
Good times for taste buds continue in Beijing. Australian wine-focused GELIPU and South African-wine focused Winelink will team up on Saturday, February 23, to present …
Lebe das gute Leben: German Merlot!
By Jim Boyce It isn’t everyday one gets to taste a German Merlot in Beijing. Luckily, I write away at wine and thus end up …