- Lifestyle
Cider’s just gone upmarket
It’s “the native wine of England”. And now a few producers are finally treating it as such, says Molly Steemson
-Words By Lisse Garnet
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Our editorial wing and candle-lit corner of conversation. This is where the cork comes out and the stories begin to breathe: dispatches from dinner tables, conversations on travel, taste, art, and the odd beautiful mistake along the way. Think of it as the after-hours lounge of House of Decant — and everyone is welcome.
75 articles
- People
“The whole family has a bit of a crisp problem…” Margot Henderson’s Tasting Notes
The Rochelle Canteen legend on crisps, quails, and dinner with Elizabeth I.
-Words By Ed Cumming
- Places
Jacob’s Creek for £30? Inside the new Indian Wine Boom
India’s bold new wine era — where rising wealth meets a taste for homegrown sophistication.
-Words By Lisse Garnett
- People
This is the House that Built Rap
Inside Jay-Z’s Armand de Brignac Champagne and the power shift it represents
-Words By Lisse Garnett
- Places
Still the most influential restaurant in London?
Bourdain called it the restaurant of his dreams — three decades on, it still is.
-Words By Ed Cumming
- Places
The Insider Series | Glendronach Distillery
Glendronach’s sherried Highland whiskies embody heritage, patience, and the timeless richness of shared moments.
-Words By House of Decant
- Places
The Insider Series | Speyside Distillery
Lucky to witness Speyside’s final days, a proud, artisanal gem now forever a lost distillery.
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- Advice
How to choose the right drinks for your wedding
Your wedding is not the day for Oyster Bay, says Tom Gilbey
-Words By Tom Gilbey
- Advice
Pour judgement: Why, when, and how to decant your wine
The simple act of pouring can transform what’s in your glass, for better or worse.
-Words By Tom Gilbey
- Opinion
Is Sauvignon Blanc dead?
And what should we drink next if so?
-Words By Tom Gilbey
- Places
Is Southern England really the next Napa Valley?
It’s a modern cliché of wine writing to compare these two promised lands. But perhaps innovation — not imitation — is the key to England’s winemaking success.
-Words By Lisse Garnett
- Advice
The Ultimate Dinner Party Booze Guide
Rule number one: never run out…
-Words By Lisse Garnet