Wine

Wine

Moldova in the middle, again

Moldova, a nation home to some of the world's finest wines, has had a turbulent past. Today it is in the midst of upheaval – again.

Matt Dunn

Wine

Australia’s wine heritage of 6000 summers

Take a stroll through 42 iconic Australian wineries as we celebrate our viticultural heritage.

Matt Dunn

Wine

Icons – our greatest grapes in perfect places

With so many fine wines, should we consider an Australia appellation scheme?

Matt Dunn

Wine

Wine containers for change: An adventure in circular law reform

So why aren't wine bottles included in the Queensland Containers for Change scheme? The answer may surprise you.

Matt Dunn

Wine

It’s what the cool kids are drinking

Are you cool enough to try a Pét-nat tipple?

Matt Dunn

Wine

Slow boat to China brings wine bargains to Australia

With steep tariffs devastating Australian wine sales to China, there are some bargains to be had for local wine drinkers.

Matt Dunn

Outside the law, Wine

Uncorked: Wine selection and tasting with City Winery’s Kris Kush

Kris Cush, winemaker at Gerler Wines and City Winery in Brisbane, deconstructs the mystique of the wine industry to guide you through wine tasting and selection during the holidays.

Erin MacKinnon

Wine

Rieslings of Europe point the way to better Australian wine

Matt Dunn

Wine

It is urban myth that wine improves with age. Some do but most don’t - not all wines are built for the longer term with the current trend for near-instantaneous consumption rewarding accessible winemaking. Most wine these days is purchased just hours before it is consumed and in the face of demand, few wineries invest in traditional wine-making for aging.

Matt Dunn