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The Netherfield Whisky: An Odyssey of Taste

Roman during a visit to Netherfield Estate near Strathaven in the Scottish Lowlands, home of Netherfield Whisky
Right outside the market town of Strathaven, behind an iron gate branching off Glassford Road, a long alley lined with trees takes you into the lovely greenery of the Scottish Lowlands. There lies the Netherfield Estate, a historical property consisting of a Georgian House, stables, a lake, and plenty of green fields where flocks of…

Cellar Bridge X ProWine Singapore 2026: Industry Panel

Industry panel discussion at ProWine Singapore 2026, moderated by Nimmi Malhotra of The Drinks Business
ProWine Singapore 2026 was also the occasion to gather knowledge and exchange about the wine and spirit market situation across South-East Asia, and the panel discussion led by Nimmi Malhotra, Wine Educator and Asia Correspondent of The Drinks Business, brought together voices from across the region and offered a grounded, revealing look at how wine…

Rhum Belami: Caribbean with a Vietnamese Soul

Rhum Belami distillery in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
The country of Vietnam is little known for its high-end drinks, but its dining and bar scene is evolving very fast and the country is now home to great mixologists and locally made spirits attracting worldwide attention. Today, we are paying a visit to the Rhum Belami distillery in Ho Chi Minh City, where we…

Yu Yamamoto, The First Michelin-Recognized Sommelier in Saigon

Osaka-born sommelier Yu Yamamoto won the first-ever MICHELIN Sommelier Award in Vietnam for his work at Lua, a hidden Thao Dien wine bar turned farm-to-table restaurant. We sit down with him to talk about building a wine list from nothing, the natural wine debate, and the fast-rising Vietnamese scene.

Chito's Gvino: Independence and Harmony

Nino, winemaker at Chito's Gvino in Georgia

Nino, 55, is Georgian by birth but spent much of her life in Russia, where she worked as a professional pianist. It was a serious career, a life shaped by discipline, by the pursuit of something internal – maybe a quest of harmony.

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