Is the sun rising on Japanese Wines?
Japanese Sake, plum (ume) liquors, whiskies, beers and strange tasting tomato juices. So, how about Japanese grape wines? Over past few years, I seen many attempts
Author: Chan Wai Xin
Rosé Revolution – Eddie McDougall
Last year I wrote about Eddie McDougall and his show, The Flying Winemaker, and this year he is coming back as the flying rosé man.
Indonesia to ban alcohol. Cui bono?
Will it come as a surprise if Indonesia really banned all alcohol in the country? Heavily populated with Muslim community and a country made up of over thousands of
Italian Wine Ambassador
First I must apologise for my hiatus, but believe me, my month-long absence was with a reason. I had the privilege to attend the inaugural
Groot Constantia – The monuments of South Africa wine industry
One country that I hardly touched on is South Africa. This is a country with 330 years of wine production history, torn apart by fifty
The many twists of Pieropan
There aren’t many rules one needs to learn before visiting the Pieropan family, but try not to introduce yourself as Giulio. Having been in the
Don Melchor and his seven dwarfs
Why are there seven dwarfs? Simply because the wine, Don Melchor, is a blend from seven wines with distinct characters. Just like the seven dwarfs
Celebrating 10 years with Ewineasia.com
We have a contest! Two pairs of tickets to Ewineasia.com 10th anniversary weekend event, The Big Wine Review, are available for grabs! Two lucky winners
Singapore Wine Fiesta 2014, biggest ever
Every October I have something exciting to look forward. One, my birthday. Two, the Singapore Wine Fiesta. In its seventh year since the event’s humble beginning in
Napa 2014 – Shaken and baked
Lightning doesn’t strike the same place twice, and as if it wasn’t bad enough with one calamity in a year, Napa just had its third