Wine industry

A bottle of Brunello tastes better in the Tuscan countryside, just as a glass of prosecco is best enjoyed by a Venetian canal. Insiders from the wine industry divulge their favourite places to drink in Italy.

Artisan winemaker recording samples in the cellar filled with oak wine barrels

I met Italian winemaker Alessandro Cellai at Cafe di Stasio on a cold, wintery Melbourne day. Coming in from the cold, I was welcomed with a glass of his Classico Riserva Il Poggiale 2006, the perf…

BVS wine bar & shop has been designed in an old refurbished building, trying to maintain some of the original wooden structures. It was conceived as an industrial “library” in which the wines are the main protagonist of the space. It has a long wooden tab…

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Archie Rose Distilling Co. opened in Rosebery in March 2015 as Sydney’s newest distillery and bar, and the first independent distillery to open in Sydney since 1853. The name ARCHIE ROSE is emblazoned on the corrugated exterior in supersized letters and perhaps ironically so given ‘Archie,’ for which the bar is named, is the generic alias nineteenth-century bootleggers adopted for anonymity. Rebecca Gross reports.

Image 3 of 34 from gallery of SETOUCHI JOZOJO Winery and Restaurant / SUGAWARADAISUKE Architects. Photograph by Daici Ano