Description
VertdeVin Magazine No. 31 – International Edition offers an in-depth journey into the evolving global wine landscape, shaped by climate challenges, changing consumer expectations, market transformations and the continuous evolution of wine styles.
This issue features more than 1,300 wine reviews from across the world, alongside major dossiers including Bordeaux Left Bank 2023, Napa Valley, Moulin-à-Vent, the Rioja Centennial Celebration, and Germany’s VDP GG 2024 successful vintage, as well as a focus on VDP Sekt.
Readers will discover extensive coverage of Champagne, Bourgogne, Loire white wines, Provence rosés, and Beaujolais, alongside Italy’s leading appellations including Chianti Classico, Morellino di Scansano, Barolo, Barbera, Nizza, Langhewhite wines, Alta Langa, Abruzzo, and Sicily. Further sections explore wines from Spain, Portugal (Douro), Lebanon, Croatia, Slovakia, Hungary, Luxembourg, Greece, Brazil, New Zealand, and Napa Valley, offering a truly international perspective on contemporary wine styles and terroirs.
This edition is enriched by interviews and estate features with leading producers and personalities including Almaviva, Château Montrose, Château Kirwan, Château Deyrem-Valentin, Château Montelena, Querciabella, Cogno, Parusso, Henri Giraud, Besserat de Bellefon, Donnafugata, and many more, providing insight into the philosophies, terroirs and ambitions shaping wine today.
Complementing the wine content, this issue includes a gastronomic journey through Sicily, a curated Mediterranean olive oil selection, a dedicated spirits section, and a restaurant feature, further broadening the magazine’s exploration of taste and terroir. A reference issue for wine professionals, collectors and passionate enthusiasts seeking precision, depth and a truly global vision of wine. VerdeVin Magazine No. 31 – International Edition offers an in-depth journey through the world of wine, featuring over 1,300 wine reviews, major regional reports and expert insights from leading wine writers.
