Bordeaux Wine Month returns in September
Indies have until July 8 to sign up and claim £250 per store
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Apply now for Rioja Camp 2026
Five-day immersive experience is aimed at experienced wine professionals
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Flint adds 11 Cape producers to portfolio
Strategic agreement with Dreyfus Ashby focuses on London on-trade
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Still Davy’s after all these years
The London merchant has changed course in the past. Might it do so again?
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Independent numbers hold steady
Despite a flurry of closures, total is almost identical to 2022
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Fortifieds: made of stronger stuff
Why merchants should continue to get behind port and sherry
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Why Essex is England’s still wine capital
A visit to the Crouch Valley, home of the UK’s ripest grapes
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Why we had to stop our popular wine festival
Duncan McLean on the story of the annual Orkney spectacular
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Research shines a light on indie customers
Hallgarten study shows that indies are doing the right things
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Hot properties where organic vines thrive
A memorable visit to Stefano Girelli’s Sicilian estates
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John Hoskins MW sells iconic Old Bridge
Huntington hotel and wine shop is bought by Chestnut
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The Long Run with Cat Brandwood
Spending quality screen time with 20 customers every Wednesday
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Provence still sets the standard
The region’s versatile rosés shine in every drinking occasion
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Profile: Liquorice Wine & Deli
The Essex indie invested in its food offer to maintain its Covid boom
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Indies forced to break bad news on duty
Even some trade customers were unaware of tax hike adding at least 44p a bottle
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Feral Pig enters boutique hotel
Wine shop opens on the premises of Llys Meddyg in Pembrokeshire
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