Familia Torres has expanded its range of red Priorat wines with Secret del Priorat 2018 made from Garnacha, Cariñena, Cabernet sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah.

Brandy is a global category, with styles emanating from all parts of the world – all parts that grow vines that is. Cognac has been ring-fenced for its own list, enabling us to properly focus on the brandies that have risen to prominence outside of the French region’s glare.

Australian wine producer Penfolds has risen two places to be named The World’s Most Admired Wine Brand 2019.

There’s an exciting new entrant in this sector, reports Shay Waterworth

The Institute of Masters of Wine (IMW) has announced that Torres, the leading Spanish wine producer has joined its international supporter community.

Torres has returned to the number one slot in Drinks International’s ‘The World’s Most Admired Wine Brands’ survey.

Treasury Wine Estates' Penfolds has been voted The World’s Most Admired Wine Brand, usurping two-time winner Torres. 

Chile’s reputation as the Volvo of the wine world has been consigned to the scrapheap. Jamie Goode reports on the new wave

Drinks International editor, Christian Davis, is pictured presenting DI’s The World’s Most Admired Wine Brand award plaque to Torres general manager, Miguel Torres Maczassek.

Producers of top Spanish brands are hopeful for the future, says Dominic Roskrow

We might as well call the brandy category the cognac category. 

Brandy, outside of the classic Cognac, Armagnac and calvados sectors, is a huge, diverse category comprising mainly national brands. Christian Davis provides the picture

Concha y Toro has been voted the World's Most Admired Wine Brand for the third year running, ahead of Torres and Penfolds.

Spanish wine company Miguel Torres is about to usher in the fifth generation of its family to the apex of its business, following the announcement that Miguel Torres Maczassek will succeed his father Miguel A Torres as general manager from September. 

Concha y Toro is the World’s Most Admired Wine Brand for the second year running, according to a survey by Drinks International.

The Miguel Torres Chile winery has been affected by the earthquake that has shaken the country.