Huon Hooke is a wine writer.
These styles partner well with the foods we like to eat when the temperature plummets.
Ideally, suit the wine to the meal, your host and the other guests, writes Huon Hooke.
Beer cuts through the oiliness, but these fresh and light wine styles also do the job.
An early-autumn white should be light and dry, fruit-accented, unwooded and, above all, refreshing.
Plus a simple tip for adjusting a rosé that is too sweet for your taste.
The idea that all wine improves with age is a popular myth, writes Huon Hooke.
Bottle variation is a reality, but it’s misnamed. Our impression of wine varies according to what else is going on around us.
There’s an environmental revolution happening in wine packaging.
Wine that’s been kept too long in a hot place is one of the most depressing sights.
In most premium French regions, the place where the grapes were grown was always considered more important than the cépage.