Born and raised in France’s famous winemaking region, Baptiste Loiseau is the youngest person ever to be appointed a Cellar Master in all of Cognac

The first American to own a wine estate in Burgundy, Michael Baum is on a mission to change the bewildering way fine wine is sold and enjoyed

As the capital’s oenophiles remain in lockdown, Luxury London provides the lowdown on the world’s most renowned wine region

Whether looking for full-bodied Burgundy or natural organic wine, here are the best delivery options to keep your bottle rack fully-stocked

Luxury London selects half-a-dozen affordable vintages to see you through isolation

A giant hole in the ground equipped with advanced environment-stabilising technology, the Wiltshire vault used by venerable vintner Justerini & Brooks keeps some of the most precious wines in the world in peak condition 

A sommelier’s guide to collecting wine - from storage solutions to topical tipples 

Only 500 cases of Château Haut-Brion are produced each year. Priced at more than £10,000, they can sell out in a single day

CEO Phillipe Sereys de Rothchild discusses the fruits of his labour and life at the château

You can't clone first growths and, unlike most luxury consumer goods, the legendary vintages of Latour and Krug cannot be reproduced – making the world’s rarest wines the ultimate stocking fillers

Join Neneh Cherry and Krug this September for a champagne-fulled day and evening of immersive live music, set on a private woodland estate near Kent

The ‘summer water’ de jour does not hail exclusively from Provence, as exemplified by this globetrotting list

Sightseeing and wine drinking - could there be a more perfect combination in life? We head to the Western Cape in South Africa on a trip that Bacchus, god of the grape-harvest, would envy

Rémy Martin and craft metalworker Steaven Richard transform a limited-edition cognac bottle into a work of art

Renowned for its luxury fizz, the French region of Champagne was also the scene of great tragedy during the First World War. A century after the 1918 armistice, the area still bears poignant scars

Fine wines and rare champagne make the perfect dinner table centerpiece this festive season