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David Williams on wine

  • Scenic landscape of French riviera

    From Lebanon to Spain, around the Med in wine

    There’s no single Mediterranean style but many of my favourites evoke “stone, vine and sun”
  • Pretty woman holding glass with tasty and cold kombucha. Healthy refreshment vegan drink<br>Unrecognizable defocused face on background. Summer beverage. Tasty and natural organic fermented juice.

    Can no- and low-alcohol ‘nolo’ drinks match the real thing? They’re getting closer

    Modern alternatives, with innovative blends of spices, fruits and teas, are all the better for avoiding alcohol
  • The vineyards of Sancerre during autumn in the Loire Valley, France.

    Why the Loire is France’s most exciting wine region

    From the Massif Central to Nantes, it’s home to freethinking winemakers making elegant drinks – including thrillingly reinvigorated muscadet
  • Vineyard, King Valley near Milawa, Victoria, Australia<br>A3E8NM Vineyard, King Valley near Milawa, Victoria, Australia

    Fluted bottles are back – but now they contain decent wine

    Forget past associations, the elegant bottle is now a statement of intent for the fresh, floral, racy wines inside
  • Young  woman with curly hair drinking glass of red wine

    Very sweet, very sour, very challenging: welcome to the world of extreme wines

    At first taste, they seem like duds. But give them a chance – as with difficult music or strong cheese – and they might they grow on you
  • woman holding a glass of white wine in one hand and a bottle in the other while reading details about the wine

    Here’s the single most important bit of information on a wine bottle

    Look at the small print and you’ll find the name of the importer – the equivalent of publishers or record labels. And if you like one of their bottles, chances are you’ll want to try others
  • Large vineyard below Piketberg Mountain<br>Large green vineyard below Piketberg Mountain in Western Cape, South Africa

    How to spot a bargain bottle of wine – whether it’s £7 or £40

    There isn’t a clear formula for quality and cost. But you can find good value if you know how and where to look
  • Holidays:  Wine, glasses.  Outdoor dining table. Grapes, bottles. Christmas party.<br>Wine tasting event at Christmas party. Red wine selections on outdoor patio table.  Wine bottles in background. Rustic wooden table with grapes.  No people.

    The 20 best Christmas wines for 2023

    Our wine expert selects bottles to match any event, dish or budget, from festive fizz to wintery whites and robust reds. Cheers!
  • Couple buying some wine at a supermarket.<br>Closeup side view of late 20's couple choosing some red wine at local supermarket. The guy is holding on of the bottles and they're both reading the label on the back. Big selection of unrecognizable red wines in front of them.

    £8 is the new £5.99: my five rules of thumb for buying wine

    The Observer’s wine writer updates his tips for a post-Brexit, squeezed cost of living Britain
  • The view of San Vicente de la Sonsierra from Briones, La Rioja, Spain.

    ‘A composite of Pep Guardiola and Ferran Adrià’: the winemakers who’ve revolutionised Spanish red wines

    They’re a whirl of energy, always on the lookout for the next obscure variety, says the Observer’s wine writer, who also picks six of their best bottles
  • Traditional vineyard at the Cyclades in Greece<br>Grape field at Santorini of the Cyclades islands in Greece.

    It’s taken 34 centuries, but Greek wine is finally good

    From Santorini to Thessaloniki, cutting-edge modern wines are capturing the imagination of the world’s sommeliers
  • Young Asian woman choosing wine from the aisle in supermarket

    Wines that beat the Tory price hike

    Want to avoid August’s wine duty increase? Try everything from a floral English white to a refreshing prosecco
  • Happy friends doing picnic in public park outdoor - Young trendy people having fun, eating and drinking wine - Main focus on afro girl face - Youth, nature, friendship concept

    20 best wines for the summer

    From a lemony Greek white under a tenner to a French malbec full of black fruit, raise a glass to the wines to drink over the warmer months
  • Young man having drinks at sunset rooftop party<br>Cheerful hispanic man with beard drinking wine while at rooftop party. Young man having drinks at sunset rooftop party.

    Why pét nat is so much more than ‘hipster bubbles’

    This ancient method of making sparkling wine produces a perfect summer aperitif
  • Bremm at sunrise<br>Vineyards by the Mosel, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.

    What’s the most exciting country for wine in the world right now? Germany

    The Liebfraumilch years are long gone. From seriously good riesling to juicy pinot noir, Germany now has plenty to offer
  • Grapes undergoing the appassimento process, which concentrates the sugars and makes stronger wine.

    Why both amarone and its cheaper alternatives are wines to warm a winter’s evening

    Made from rasinated grapes, this opulent red from Valpolicella is a luxury these days. Luckily, its less pricey alternatives are also worth trying
  • Young Asian woman is choosing red wine in the store

    The 20 best budget wines in the UK

    OFM’s drinks expert picks high street wines where quality comes at a surprisingly low price
  • Excited friends with beer bottles sitting on the sofa watching TV<br>Gropu of friends on the sofa watchning TV

    No-lo alcohol drinks that are proud of what they are

    So often no and low alcohol beverages are simply masquerading as something they aren’t, but these drinks are very happy to be just what they say on the label, says David Williams
  • Christmas holiday red wine in front of a Christmas tree<br>Christmas holiday red wine on a rustic wooden table in front of a Christmas tree. Very shallow depth

    The 20 best Christmas wines for 2022

    What goes best with turkey? And what’s good for a party? Your guide to wines for all festive occasions – and budgets
  • SPAIN-AGRICULTURE-WINE-HARVEST-CLIMATE-HEAT<br>A picture taken on Septembre 8, 2022 shows a basket with freshly harvested grapes from the "Tinto Figuero" Bodega in La Horra, in Ribera del Duero region, near Burgos. - The summer of 2022 has been the hottest in history and this has caused the harvest to be brought forward in some areas of Spain. The grape has to be harvested at optimal maturity to avoid a wine alcoholic rate too high. The drought has caused the vineyard to develop at different pace. At the Tinto Figuero wine estate, the old vineyard has developed with less difficulty, being cultivated in dry land, they have the deepest roots and can obtain water from the lower layers of the soil. (Photo by CESAR MANSO / AFP) (Photo by CESAR MANSO/AFP via Getty Images)

    Droughts, heat and fire: the future of wine in the climate crisis

    Across the planet, growers are having to adjust to extreme conditions in a warming world
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