2025 was less about one “hot grape” and more about how, when, and why people drink wine. Consumers are drinking a little less overall but are trading up when they do open a bottle, and they are more curious, health-conscious, and climate-aware than five years ago.​ Below are the top 9 wine trends for 2025 wrapped up!

Harvest time in the vineyard, also known as vintage, is one of the most exciting and critical times of the year for winemakers. For those just getting started in wine, understanding what happens during the grape harvest can deepen appreciation of the craft behind the vino you enjoy!

Wine structure is the absolute framework behind every wine, shaping the way each sip feels, tastes, and lasts on your palate. In the video below, I break down the five fundamental elements that create a wine’s unique structure: acidity, alcohol, sweetness, tannin, and body.

Blaufränkisch (pronounced "blahw-frank-ish") is a red wine grape variety with deep roots in Central Europe, especially Austria and Hungary. This grape is known for producing versatile red wines, with an incredible profile on the palate

In the video below, you’ll find a detailed yet straightforward comparison of Syrah vs Shiraz, covering origins, flavour profiles, vineyard influences, and winemaking styles.

When it comes to sealing a bottle of wine, two closure types dominate: the traditional cork and the modern screw cap. Each has its own benefits, and I would argue that no one closure is the hands-down winner

Sulphites, like tannins, are a highly misunderstood element in wine, so let’s chat sulphur in wine, particularly, why it’s there, what it means for you, and just how much is really in your glass.

Regardless of the type of wine or style of wine you prefer, sugar, and its profile on a wine, plays a considerable role in the enjoyment you experience on the palate, and as such, it is a topic worth exploring.

Chardonnay Musqué is a special mutation of the classic Chardonnay grape. Discovered in the late 20th century, this mutation showcases unique aromatic qualities.

When it comes to enjoying wine without the effects of alcohol, two terms often come up: non-alcoholic wine and dealcoholized wine. While they might seem interchangeable, they actually refer to different products

For many beginners, tannins can be a confounding aspect of wine, but don’t worry! In this guide, we'll talk through the notion of tannins, e

Mencía, pronounced "men-thee-ah," is a captivating red grape variety that has recently emerged from relative obscurity to become a favourite

Oak plays a crucial role in winemaking, imparting unique flavours and characteristics to the final product. It influences wine primarily thr

Syrah is a red grape variety that originates from the Rhône Valley in southeastern France. It is known for producing rich, full-bodied wines

A field blend is a wine made from several grapes in the vineyard. These grapes are generally grown together in the same vineyard and harvest

the Nebbiolo grape, it is known for its complex flavours and remarkable aging potential. On the palate, you can expect an array of flavours,

Among the key perceived distinctions in wine is its makeup - is this a wine blend or single varietal wine. Understanding the differences bet

You will often hear winemakers and vineyard management teams talk about the unique climate their region, or specific vineyard benefits from.

Terroir is a term that encapsulates the unique environmental conditions that shape a wine's character. Originating from France, it refers to

Arinto is celebrated for its vibrant acidity, making it an ideal choice for those who appreciate crisp, refreshing wines. The grape typicall