- StyleDanielle Fowler
Woman transforms wine-stained outfit into 'genius' tie-dye look
"This is the kind of positive thinking we all need."
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Aldi £14 bottle of wine scoops top prize at global competition
Look no further for the perfect party pleaser.
- StyleLauren Clark
The Queen's favourite red wine costs £970 but she is very frugal at home
She knows when to save and splurge.
StyleDanielle FowlerWhether you drink red or white wine says a lot about your personality
Does your personality match up to your drinking habits?
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
A bottle of wine a week as bad as smoking 10 cigarettes for women
Researchers hope the findings will help people make more informed decisions about their drinking.
- StyleEvening Standard
Why wine in a tin is the next big thing
Wine snobs look away now, because vin-in-a-tin is going to be the spring/summer accessory for 2019. Already huge in the US, canned wine has been seeping its way into the UK since 2016, but this year the trend looks set to hit the big-time, with sales increasing rapidly and supermarkets all getting in on the action: Sainsbury’s and Tesco are both listing PinotPinot Sparkling Pinot Grigio, and Waitrose launched its Maris organic canned range in the summer of 2018. The Uncommon launched the world’s first English wine in a can with its sparkling Bacchus in April 2018, with a rosé arriving this spring, and another newcomer to the scene, Nice wines is launching two still wines this year with its Pale Rosé and Sauvignon Blanc hitting shelves in Sainsbury’s from February and festivals, bars and music venues soon after.
