Rosé wine has overtaken white in France and could even surpass red to become the most popular style of all. Robert Joseph considers the implications.

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Robert Joseph wonders whether a top business consultant has come up with a clever way to set wine apart from other beverages.

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Robert Joseph wonders whether wine producers shouldn't learn a lesson or two from car manufacturers.

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Robert Joseph suggests that the way we are drinking wine is changing - and that this may represent a big opportunity for Bag in Box.

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Recognizing trends and reinventing oneself is essential to survive on the market. Bordeaux has been taking these steps successfully. A commentary by Alexandra Wrann.

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Robert Joseph gained a reputation for being very critical of natural wine, but he's been keeping a watchful eye on its evolution. And encountered a few surprises along the way.

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As Robert Joseph considers how to label a new Georgian blend, he looks back at designs over the last half century, and wonders slightly at the overt sexiness of quite highly priced wines from very different producers on both sides of the Atlantic.

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Robert Joseph finds a link between the director of one of the greatest movies of all time and the world's most expensive Rosé.

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Robert Joseph questions a statement that many in the wine industry seem to be treating as a mantra.

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