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Sustainability is reshaping Argentine wine, and Catena Zapata stands at the forefront with pioneering work in lightweight bottles, responsible packaging, and social commitment. This article explores how one of Argentina’s most influential wineries is redefining environmental and economic sustainability in Mendoza and beyond.

At a pivotal moment for Bordeaux, Mathilde de Caix-Lurton of Famille André Lurton shares her perspective on how the region is adapting to climate change, shifting consumer behaviour, and global competition. From Pessac-Léognan to international markets, she outlines a vision for Bordeaux that balances long-term stewardship with the need to remain relevant in a changing world.

Château d’Yquem 2023 marks the third exceptional vintage in a remarkable trilogy, showcasing how modern Sauternes is evolving while remaining rooted in tradition. Tasted in Amsterdam with winemaker Toni El Khawand, this new release reveals a young Yquem in full voice, combining freshness, precision and long-term promise.

Château Phélan Ségur has quietly redefined its position in Saint-Estèphe, producing precise, terroir-driven Bordeaux wines that increasingly stand alongside classified growths despite its unclassified status. Based on an in-depth interview with General Manager Véronique Dausse and extensive tastings, this article explores how viticulture, cellar precision and long-term vision have allowed Phélan Ségur to break the glass ceiling on its own terms.

Viña Seña and Viñedo Chadwick are widely regarded as Chile’s two most prestigious Bordeaux-style blends, crafted by Eduardo Chadwick and celebrated for their elegance, terroir expression, and consistent top international scores. This in-depth tasting report explores their origins, vineyards in Aconcagua Valley and Puente Alto, landmark moments like the Berlin Tasting, and detailed reviews of standout vintages including the exceptional 2021 releases.

South African wine stands at a compelling crossroads where European heritage and New World innovation collide, creating a confident, modern identity from Stellenbosch to Hemel-en-Aarde. This in-depth exploration of the Cape reveals how classic Bordeaux blends, Burgundian-inspired Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, and redefined Chenin Blanc are shaping South Africa’s place among the world’s most dynamic wine regions.