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  • Modern, traditional, or in-between? 

    IN Italy, you get the best of both worlds; you’ll find wines aged in large oak casks rather than the small oak barrels.

  • Lean and green

    After a while spent in the untamed craft beer wilderness, our columnist checks back into the world of commercial beers.

  • Tag your love

    Celebrate the season of love with a limited-edition bottle of Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial champagne.

  • Balance in all things is the key

    Our columnist talks about biodynamic wines.

  • Imperial taste

    His job requires him to drink fermented spirits every morning. Sounds pretty good, right?

  • Hugel continues family’s wine business

    Born into a wine-producing family, Etienne Hugel grew up in a house overlooking the vineyard.

  • Brew, aha!

    Our columnist discovers a beer that completely screws with his perception of what a beer is.

  • Yam seng with wine

    Instead of beer or tea, make your feast festive and even more delicious by serving wine.

  • Bitters sweet symphony

    Our columnist discovers that a little dash of bitters can go a long way in a cocktail.

  • GAB treasures

    Guinness Anchor Berhad (GAB) has unveiled their CNY 2012 campaign, aptly themed “9 Grand Treasures for the Year of the Dragon”.