Decanter China staff's articles
Uco Valley, Argentina
It’s remoteness is part of its charm. Head into the foothills of the Andes to explore the back-to-nature delights of Argentina.
Wine quiz week 5 - how wine is made
Have you ever been curious about what happened in a winery and how wine is made whilst sipping from your glass? Try our quiz to see if you could be a winemaker.
Can wine get too cold? – Ask Decanter
Can wine get so cold that it actually damages the wine? Tony Aspler answers that question for Decanter.
Valpolicella, Verona, Italy
With its gracious villas and ancient churches, the valleys of Valpolicella harbour as much heritage as they do winemaking dynasties. Follow this month’s travel guide to find out how to make the most of this inviting region.
Wine quiz week 4 - understand the wine labels
Wine labels are important because they can help you to predict what you would get from that bottle. Try this week's quiz to see how much you can read from the labels.
How to read tasting notes (light red wines)
What do wine tasters mean by "food wines" ? What does it suggest if a wine is "brick red"?
Tokaj, Hungary
This beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its famous sweet wines, great food and stunning architecture, is a perfect getaway.
How to read tasting notes (dry white wines)
Tasting notes are useful tools to give you a hint of what you should expect before you try a wine. Let’s look at some examples of wine tasting notes and how to read them.
Wine quiz week 3 - test your tasting knowledge
Tasting wine is not simply drinking wine. It requires certain preparation, knowledge and skills. This week, let's test how much you know about wine tasting.
Bordeaux trivia (III) - Bordeaux grape varieties
In both 2011 and 2012 Decanter World Wine Awards, Chinese wines have achieved international trophies under the category of “Red Bordeaux Varietal”, meaning the wine is made of a grape variety most commonly seen in Bordeaux. So what are the key Bordeaux gr