5 d. ago Chicken wine: UK shoppers spot new canned version of viral La Vieille Ferme

You can now buy the summer favourite wine in a can 🍷

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5 d. ago Why it's time to embrace dark rosé and chilled red wine this summer

It’s time to cross over to the dark side, says Abbie Moulton

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8 d. ago Feteasca alba: the £9.25 sparkling wine from Moldova everyone should be drinking this summer

This light, dry sparkling wine is better than almost all of its rivals, says Josh Barrie

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When the sun starts to shine, out comes the pink wine! For years wine snobs were appalled by the idea of rosé wine, viewing it as strictly for naff, nouveau summer sippers.

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1 week ago Voices: This summer, the best wine festivals are in the UK – hurrah!

You don’t have to travel to Paris and beyond for wine fairs when there are some corking events taking place closer to home, writes Rosamund Hall

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2 w. ago Our wine expert reveals the best white wines for summer, from £7

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last month My husband and son suffered strokes, 30 years apart. Shockingly little had changed

I was told my husband would never talk again, while physiotherapy was dismissed entirely. My son was failed in similar ways, but for the brilliance of some medical staff who refuse to believe a stroke is the endOn the night before the accident, John and I and our son Jay, who was then 26, lingered in the garden drinking wine and enjoying the mid-summer scent of jasmine and lilies. We talked about the Manet exhibition we had just seen at the National Gallery. We probably talked about how the end of the cold war might affect the chances of Bill Clinton winning the presidential election against George HW Bush in November. I know what John thought about that. I only wish I could recall his words.The next morning, 30 July 1992, John got up before me as he always did. In the kitchen I found the contents of the dishwasher – knives, forks, spoons, plates, mugs – jumbled together on the table. This was odd because unloading the dishwasher was the one domestic ritual he willingly performed. I...

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