Decanter contributor Sarah-Jane Evans MW was made a Knight of the Gran Orden de Caballeros del Vino last night.

The white wine of Ch��teau La Mission Haut-Brion, one of the most celebrated whites in Bordeaux, will change its name as of the 2009 vintage.

Growers in the Italian region of Alto Adige are turning to biodynamics and climbing to higher ground to avoid the potential effects of a warming climate.

The great alcohol debate is alive and well, with the jury undecided as to whether higher levels of alcohol make or mar a fine wine, Andrew Jefford finds in the latest issue of Decanter.

Constellation is axing 40 jobs in Australia as part of plans to bottle more of its wine in the UK.

Former French rugby international and acclaimed wine producer Gerard Bertrand is set to bare all as the now legendary Semillons take to the stage once more.

As the Decanter World Wine Awards enters its final phase of entries, the Royal Opera House has once again been confirmed as the venue for the awards ceremony.

Moderate female drinkers are less likely to gain weight than those who drink mineral water, according to a new study.

Laithwaites has opened its flagship store at Vinopolis in London with the avowed aim of taking a stake in the fine wine sector.

Robert Parker's Wine Advocate has offered a ringing endorsement of the 2007 Port vintage, with 40 out of 59 wines tasted awarded 90 or more points.

NuKorc, the world's second biggest synthetic cork maker, has filed for bankruptcy with estimated debts of AUS$4m.

A new dealcoholised wine has been launched onto the Italian market, in an effort to combat alcohol abuse.

Fraud squad officers have arrested six people in connection with an Australian wine investment scam.