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23/09/2015
A lot of health “experts” will tell you that drinking is bad for your health. After all, alcohol slows down your metabolism, affects your digestion, and adds unnecessary calories to your diet. According to some, you should cut alcohol completely from your diet. But, perhaps they’re not as correct as they might think. It turns […]
18/09/2015
When people think of world-class wines, immediately France comes to mind. France is one of the oldest wine-producing countries in the world, with some of the best and most expensive bottles of wine produced in some of the many French wine regions. Save for five small regions on the northern coast of France, every region […]
03/08/2015
Maybe motorway service stations are not what you expect to read about on a wine merchant’s Blog, but at Vintage Roots we like to share good stuff, and that includes the successes of one of our valued trade clients. Service stations – well most of us accept them as functional and necessary. A place to […]
14/07/2015
Marlborough is the most famous wine producing area in New Zealand. Indeed the first plantings of Sauvignon Blanc in this area, back in 1973 helped launch the whole kiwi wine industry. Now over to Emmanuel (Vintage Roots sales manager) to tell us more… Of course Marlborough evokes the taste of a crisp Sauvignon Blanc but […]
07/05/2015
We are delighted to announce that we have been named Green Retailer of the Year at the Drinks Business Green Awards. Green and Organic are our focus. Vintage Roots are the only UK company to have been importing and retailing exclusively a list of organic wines & drinks, since Neil and Lance set up the […]
09/04/2015
We’re pleased to report our new pair of wines from Mas Igneus in Priorat, Spain have received rave reviews from The Wine Gang in their latest tastings. Both the ‘deliciously full-bodied white’ and the ‘deliciously pure and vibrant’ red scored 90 Points, equalling many more expensive wines. These are new wines from the Mas Igneus estate, […]
23/03/2015
Written by guest blogger Mark Slaney “I forget the name of the place, I forget the name of the girl but the wine was Chambertin”, said Hilaire Belloc. I was in a wine tasting decades ago: I can remember it was in an Oxford College but I forget which. I can’t remember who I was […]
26/02/2015
We all know that the folks in Champagne are a force to be reckoned with when it comes to protecting their name and product. After all, for a wine to have ‘Champagne’ on the label must mean that the grapes and wine are from the geographic area of Champagne. Production methods, yields, grape varieties and […]
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