5 things that shocked us during the biggest wine tasting in China
A few weeks ago, we had the opportunity to discover Chinese Wines for the first time. And for this first time tasting Chinese wines, it seems like we chose the…
#107 – Eddie McDougall: the Flying Winemaker
Eddie McDougall: a single glass of wine ignited his life, and he never looked back. In this episode, we sit down with Eddie McDougall, winemaker, entrepreneur, founder of The Flying…
#101 – David He: Founder of Wine App
What happens when a former investment banker turns his love for wine into a nationwide movement? That’s exactly what I discovered in my conversation with David He, founder and CEO…
Bordeaux Wine’s New Chapter: Allan Sichel on China, Sustainability, and the Future of En Primeur
The Bordeaux wine industry stands at a critical juncture as it confronts mounting pressures from evolving global markets, climate imperatives, and shifting consumer preferences. Allan Sichel, president of the Bordeaux…
Chinese Wine Surpasses France in Technical Precision, Says Renowned Critic Michel Bettane
Wine experts and enthusiasts are buzzing after French critic Michel Bettane declared that Chinese wines now outshine many French counterparts in technical precision. This bold statement marks a turning point…
#100 – Arthur Yeung: shaping China’s wine future
Discover the inspiring story of Arthur Yeung, the second generation behind Runaway Cow, a stunning boutique winery in Penglai, Shandong. In this episode, I sit down with Arthur to explore…
#99 – Lionel Le Gal: Expert in Chinese Wine
Explore the Chinese wine industry with Lionel Le Gal, an independent consultant and expert in Chinese wines. Together, we dive deep into wine consumption habits in China and the country’s…
#98 – Natalie Wang: Founder of Vino Joy News
Natalie Wang’s career path didn’t initially point toward the wine industry, yet today she leads Vino Joy News, a leading media platform dedicated to covering the wine scene across Asia,…
Otheroof in Shenzhen
It is the first time I go to China and, living in Hong Kong, the easier was to go to Shenzhen. This sister city is at 20 minutes train from…
