01:40 Hungary's wine makers are among those hardest hit by the travel and movement restrictions imposed in the country as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.Just a half-hour drive from
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Sake at its most basic is simply alcohol made from fermented rice, water and aspergillus oryzae. /VCG It didn't take long for the COVID-19 pandemic to hit Kyoko Nagano's company hard.She's one
Chinese wines are impressive and have a great potential in Britain, Steven Spurrier, a renowned British wine expert has said. His remarks came during a Chinese wine ma
Amidst the staggering rise of on-demand delivery services, the convenience store has been left relatively untouched. Until very recently.Foxtrot, founded in 2013, is looking to reimagine the corner co
Looking for fellow travelers to join in on its mission to transform the beverage business, the Los Angeles-based startup Bev has taken on fresh capital from a slew of strategic investors. The company
China is expected to overtake France as the second largest wine market by 2023, according to a report released in London. The value of the Chinese market would reach nearly 18 billion U.S. dollars b
Daniil Medvedev continued to baffle his opponents at the ATP Cup on Thursday, securing a hard-fought and fiery victory against Argentina's Diego Schwartzman and propelling Russia into the semi-fin
Daniil Medvedev continued to baffle his opponents at the ATP Cup on Thursday, securing a hard-fought and fiery victory against Argentina's Diego Schwartzman and propelling Russia into the semi-fin
Italian winemakers are worried that the United States will raise import tariffs on products they make, which could deal a big blow on Italy's already fragile economic growth prospects. Washington th
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Proving the adage 'well worth the wait', experts enjoyed a rare taste of fine wines from the 19th century, discovered under the floorboards of a Czech castle in a treasure hunt that pitted Communist-era police against aristocrats.
Australian wines are becoming increasingly popular overseas, with the Chinese market growing considerably over the past few years.
The panel of The Business Times Wine Challenge 2015 - CEOs' Choice, who include chief judge Lim Hwee Peng (front row, far left) and Les Amis wine director Timothy Goh (front row, far right).
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