Winebuyers best-buys: Merlot  Discover our top Merlot picks to celebrate National Merlot Day this November, or simply to sip through your week.    Merlot in a nutshell  ...

The wine accessories that you really do need To an outsider the world of wine can seem like a confusing place, with weird terminology, strange rituals and a seemingly large amount of equipment need...

Merlot has often been overlooked as a rather safe option, lacking excitement and pizazz. But is this fair? It is in fact a key component of some of the most renowned wines in the world, from the very ...

There is quite literally a whole world of wine out there waiting to be discovered, yet many of us stick to our tried and tested favourites time and time again. Whether it’s fear of the unknown o...

Nicholas Jones, Head Buyer and Winemaker at Winebuyers, debunks the myths around organic wines and explains why they're important.   Why go organic when it comes to wine? There’s...

Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the most popular grapes on the planet, and is capable of producing high quality wines across a range of climates and conditions. It is instantly recognisable, making in...

Gin is officially now the UK’s favourite spirit, with sales reaching a record breaking £1.9bn in 2018. There are a plethora of styles available on the market to suit every taste, with n...

Pinot Noir is one of the most fascinating grape varieties in the world. Notoriously difficult to grow and make wine from, it nonetheless is responsible for some of the most iconic wines known to man, ...

You love a cocktail? So do we. Add a zest of something cool or spicy to your life and top up your summer with our ten fresh or fruity cocktails. Real Raspberry & Cardamom Infused Gin - Sign...

Long regarded as a producer of sweet table wine, Germany in fact has a long and distinguished history of quality winemaking dating back to Roman times. Today it is the eighth largest wine producing c...

South Africa may be classed as a New World wine region, but it actually has a long and proud history of viticulture and winemaking.  The first grapes were planted way back in 1655, with the first v...

For decades it seemed as though rosé wine earned less respect than its red and white cousins. In recent years, however, the global love for rosé has developed to such a degree that it is now more ...