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This year's Global Sangiovese Masters displayed the supreme quality of the grape - and the preeminence of one Italian region. Patricia Stefanowicz MW reports.

If you want to know who is making the best pink wine right now, then read on to see the medal-winners from this year's Global Rosé Masters.

Following judging in June, we are able to reveal the full list of medal-winning wines from this year's Global Rosé Masters, featuring outstanding wines from Hampshire to Rioja, and Sicily to Santorini, as well as, of course, Provence. IN KEEPING with our

This year's Beer & Cider Masters showed just how much the low- and no-alcohol sector of the category has improved in recent years, with some genuinely excellent brews receiving medals, writes Edith Hancock. It could appear trite to call this year's editio

This year's Beer & Cider Masters showed just how much the low- and no-alcohol sector of the category has improved in recent years, with some genuinely excellent brews receiving medals, writes Edith Hancock. It could appear trite to call this year's editio

Our final Masters of the month saw dbAsia examine a range of Syrah (or Shiraz) from around the world, and it showed that Australia continues to be a reliable source for this powerhouse variety. The big winner was Australian Vintage, which bagged two Maste

Pinot Noir is now an established favourite in the Hong Kong market. The light-bodied and bright acidity of the variety has successfully won the attention of drinkers living in the sub-tropical climates of Asia. In the 2020 Pinot Noir Masters - Asia compet

The Judges: Alice Liang, managing editor of the drinks business Asia Anty Fung, wine specialist and manager at Hip Cellar Juwan Kim, head sommelier at La Petite Maison Marjolaine Roblette Geres, independent wine educator and consultant Rosé, in all its ve

We reveal the medallists from 2020's Global Sauvignon Blanc Masters, including top-performing wines from Israel and Greece, as well as more traditional sources of greatness, such as France and New Zealand. So, you want a wine that's instantly recognisable

While our usual Masters competitions focus on a grape, region or style, our inaugural Autumn Tasting was open to all, and brought to light some exciting wines from parts of the world that might normally have been overlooked, writes Patrick Schmitt MW. Thi