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Friarwood closes after 59 years

London independent goes into administration as both shops close

New Generation buys Bancroft Wines

Loss-making Bancroft had been hit by on-trade downturn

Alliance boss secures new investment

Fergal Tynan MW aims for improved service quality

Hallgarten expands Greek portfolio

Ktima Dio Ipsi and Mikro Ktima Titos join the range

Hatch Mansfield announces leadership changes

Ben Knollys steps down as MD; Patrick McGrath is new chairman

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MERCHANT PROFILE: THEATRE OF WINE, LONDON

Welcome to Daniel Illsley’s Second Act

IN THE PINK

Rosé, a category to be reckoned with

NORTHABOUT

Duncan McLean loves a tall tale

NEW LEASE OF LIFE FOR VINORAMICA

London indie celebrates expansion

NEW DELI FOR NORWICH INDIE

Perfect timing for pizzas at HarperWells

IRREGULAR THOUGHTS

David Perry considers the lo and no-alcohol options

MERCHANT PROFILE: THE WEE VINOTECA, HITCHIN

Duncan Gammie is on a roll

FINDINGS FROM THE FRONT LINE

A brief overview of our reader survey

Download our direct import masterclass

All you ever wanted to know about bringing in your own wine

CHRIS EXPECTS LESS TROUBLE AT MILL

Latitude Wine goes hybrid in new premises

INDIES: FINAL CHANCE TO STOP DUTY CHAOS

WSTA urges indies to tell MPs permanent duty easement is vital

MERCHANT PROFILE: THE SAMPLER, NORTH LONDON

Dawn Mannis explains why one is fun

Frome Welcomes The Stores

A Frome fanfare, and a farewell

Q&A: LAURIE WEBSTER, UCOPIA WINES

Will Laurie’s one wish be granted this year?

A case of orange wines

David Williams picks 12 favourites from indie-friendly suppliers

Red Sea crisis adds to wine shipping costs

Australian and New Zealand exports are being routed away from Suez

Merchant profile: Native Vine, Bristol

Crowned Britain’s first Green Capital, it’s not surprising that Bristol is wholeheartedly sustainable about its…

Tradition isn’t always what we think it is

David Williams says the wine trade is always evolving