Friday 24 May 2013
The wine industry is failing blind and partially sighted drinkers by not including Braille on wine labels, despite there being little technical reasons preventing such additions. That is the opinion of industry observers, echoed by a leading British label manufacturer,
Littlehampton-based printer AJS Labels has the capability of adding Braille to labels but is frustrated that vineyards and designers are not coming forward to print labels with Braille.
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A small Kent village is behind a sparkling wine this week that has been crowned one
Welsh minister for natural resources and food Alun Davies launches Welsh Wine Week and the new Wine Trail Wales leaflet Alun
Vines to Wines, partnered by English Wine Producers (EWP) and the United Kingdom Vineyards Association (UKVA), will host a seminar
Despite the siren noises about a summer for English wine that had to be written off,
An international forum for exploring innovation and sharing best practice in the production and sale of
Surrey organic grower Albury Organic Vineyard will release its Silent Pool Rosé 2012 On June 1,
With a record number of vineyards in Devon, Bickleigh-based grower Roger White at Yearlstone Vineyard is inviting county residents and visitors
Wine producers in Wales have taken the first steps towards re-forming a Welsh Vineyard Association (WVA)
Some 10,000 visitors attended the recent Plumpton College open day where they received tutored sessions in wine tasting. Sales of
Award-winning drinks producer, Penzance-based Polgoon Vineyard & Orchard, is set to open a new tasting room and attached visitor experience
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