Grape Wall of China

(This Q&8 first appeared in the Grape Wall Newsletter. Sign up for free here.) Frustration with local farmers and foreign consultants. The soul-destroying cases of …

Launched in 2007, Grape Wall covers the China wine market. Expect everything from tastings and winery visits to trade news and ‘Q&8s‘ with winemakers, retailers, …

When I attend wine roadshows in Beijing, I find them heavy with “regulars”—event chasers who are at a different tasting every day but help make …

More Chinese wines are heading for New York. As reported here and here, the first batch from six wineries arrived in April. And despite concerns about relatively high …

I’m a fan of trade fair Wine to Asia in Shenzhen because it goes beyond simply selling booth space to featuring intriguing themes like Living …

Crazy-busy wine consultant Deng Zhongxiang in Ningxia just posted he will exclusively distribute his personal brand Beyond Time in Hong Kong and Macau with importer …

(Note: This content first appeared in Grape Wall newsletter. Sign up for free here.) A trio of stories about Chinese wine on the move. Also …

Panelists from across China—Beijing, Chengdu, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Wuhan—will team up on September 3 for a free online talk organized by Wine to Asia. It’s …

Wines from six niche Chinese producers popped up in New York in April and have been spreading in the city ever since. The importer, China …

Lucky eight! World Marselan Day turned eight years old with a series of festivals — vibrant full-bodied affairs with fresh delicious wines and notes of …