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Celebrating International Champagne Day - and Snoop Dogg
October 20th is our favourite day on the calendar. Yes, it's a Friday this year, but more importantly it marks not only International Champagne Day, but also...
4 top tips for leftover Champagne
We've patiently waited one twirl around the sun, but the day is finally here - it's Global Champagne Day. The one day of the year where bubble lovers around the world unite and enjoy a bottle or two of that sweet liquid ...
Why small Champagne growers are worth their weight in gold
“Small, terroir-focused wines created by families are not performing well in Australia because everyone is buying big brands,” says Tyson.
The wine beginner's guide to fizz
Champagne might dominate the fizz fame game, but there's so much more to sparkling wine than prestige and hefty price tags. We're talking Prosecco! Cava! Pét-nat! Lambrusco!
5 things you didn't know about Prosecco
Everyone knows Champagne is a place, but here's something you might not have known (and we'll give you this one for free): Prosecco is a place too.
Battle of the Bubbles: Champagne vs Prosecco
Sparkling wine; it's synonymous with celebration and a party starter for all occasions. Perfect for something like.... hmmm Spring Carnival!
Meet your buyer: Ben Goodman
... and the makers with integrity and consistency. It's a tougher gig that you'd imagine, not all Barolo and Champagne skittles. Take off your rosé-coloured glasses for a minute, and get to know one of our buying team, Ben ...
A journey into Languedoc-Roussillon - part 1
... have a singular signature style like Bordeaux, Burgundy or Champagne. And historically, it hasn't always been associated ... pervasive use of blends makes the wines approachable, and more familiar to the Australian palate.
BYO basics: Wines to impress
... so if you've got your first (dreaded) dinner with the in-laws coming up or you've just started a new gig at an ... of wine and make yourself be known. From Barolo to Champagne, Charlotte (Mofo + Queen of Cool) these are the ...
Why sparkling wine and fast food are a perfect pairing
Think you need to spring for oysters or caviar next time you pop the cork on a bottle of Champagne? Think again. Sparkling wines love grease and salt almost as much as you do after a health kick or a morning after the ...
Vintage, does it really matter?
In short, yes it does. The weather, consistent or volatile, cool or hot, shapes everything that happens in the vineyard, which gives the winemaker the grapes to play with.
48 hours in Sonoma County, California
... on the planet's heard of Napa Valley, but fewer recognise the riches awaiting them in Sonoma County - which, coincidentally, is far larger in terms of production than the more famous Napa. Sonoma County is best-known for ...
Celebrating legendary women in wine
... It's certainly not that women can't cut it in any role that men can do in wine, and it's not that they're better ... suited to some other role in the wine industry. It's that they're marginalised, ...
Why we're crushing on South Australian grenache blends
... ride, mofos. That certainly goes for one of our favourite red wines - grenache. But, what about a grenache blend? Well, that's a party in a glass. Here's why South Australian grenache blends are so damn hip right now.
No Stupid Questions: How do I store my wines for the Aussie summer?
Tim and Eddie chat about the best ways to store wine without a wine fridge. As the hot, Aussie summer approaches, now is the best time to make sure you're storing your wine for optimum enjoyment.
Ace your wine game in 2022
Wanna ace your 2022 Australian Open wine pairing game? We've matched a wine with each draw of the Ausie Open to smash your drinking enjoyment.
The hipster angle to Aussie wine's future
... many industries starting to sweat like a hen's night gaggle in da club is winemaking. We're getting a taste for ... and snag these days. So, here are a few of our favourite future-proof Aussie wine varietals to try right now.
The ultimate guide to Aussie shiraz
Shiraz is a grape variety that can be found in many of Australia's wine regions which, in turn, gives us bonafide shiraz-lovers plenty of choice...
A weekend in the Barossa
Australia's most recognisable wine region is undoubtedly the Barossa Valley. Blockbuster shiraz from these vines has made waves around the world.
Celebrating Women in Wine: Alexia Roberts of Penny's Hill
To celebrate International Women's Day 2018, we'll be selling an exclusive 6-pack of wines made by some of Australia's finest female winemakers. The impressi...
Celebrating Women in Wine: Kate Goodman of Penley Estate
To celebrate International Women's Day 2018, we'll be selling an exclusive 6-pack of wines made by some of Australia's finest female winemakers. The impressi...
Celebrating Women in Wine: Di Miller of Bellarmine
To celebrate International Women's Day 2018, we'll be selling an exclusive 6-pack of wines made by some of Australia's finest female winemakers. The impressi...
An awe-inspiring wine weekend in South Africa
... — but we are here to introduce you to a winemaking region that might just secure the top spot in your wine obsession list. From breathtaking Cape Town to seriously good Stellenbosch, elegant Elgin and wild Walker Bay ...
48 hours in Auckland - Day 2
... 's rest under your belt, it's time to explore Auckland's two other wine regions: Kumeu and Matakana. As we mentioned in Day 1, you'll need to rent a car for today's adventures as they involve trekking north of the city ...
48 hours in Auckland - Day 1
... their Kiwi brethren. With its golden beaches, vibrant restaurant scene, and little towns just a short drive away, the City of Sails has plenty to offer in every department, whether it's wine, food, culture, or adventure.
Top 5 hottest BYO spots in Adelaide
BYO is one of the great opportunities in the wining and dining scene and Adelaide is brimming with options, no matter the style of cuisine you're chasing. As an ex-Adelaide dweller myself, there have been many a night ...
Wines to fall for in autumn
People are already wrapping up vintage in some places and the days are getting shorter, so let's make hay and drink all the warm weather drinks while there's still sun around! While rosé's a given, let's get outside the ...
Top 5 hottest BYO spots in Sydney
We recently went on a foodie mission to find the Top 5 hottest spots to BYO in Sydney. 30 hours, 15 wines and 5 restaurants later, we reckon we've nailed it…
Top 5 spots to BYO in Auckland
Nothing beats getting a good group of friends and heading out for a hearty dinner before a night out in Auckland city
Different styles of pinot in New Zealand
New Zealand's worldwide wine reputation is pretty much synonymous with sauvignon blanc — but what you might not know is that the little country in the middle...
Celebrating Women in Wine: Liz Barnes of Star Lane
Liz Barnes may not quite have reached Wonder Woman status on a Marvel level, but she's making her mark in the wine industry from her (and husband Brett's) be...
A day in Marlborough
Spending a few days visiting wineries in Marlborough was, as far as 'work goes', one of the better weeks I've had on the job.I tagged along on a buying trip,...
Finding Singapore's best chilli crab, and wine match, in a public housing estate
“Seriously, help me. I've got crab in my hair and I can't focus my camera.”
48 hours in Beechworth
We're hitting Beechworth for 48 hours to discover Australia's best boutique wine. Get ready to lose yourself in a region as beautiful as it's soul stirring vino
Top 5 wine bars in Sydney
We're hitting Sydney's Top 5 Wine Bars to soak up the best food and wine in Australia's Harbour City. So get your glam on and join us for a drink.
Best BYO restaurants in Sydney
Join us in Sydney's Best BYO restaurants to get the score on where to eat, drink and live it up on a shoestring.
Top 5 Dog Friendly Wineries in the Yarra Valley
We've put together a list of our favourite dog-friendly wineries in the Yarra Valley, so you can have your wine and bring your doggy too!
48 hours in La Rioja: What to eat, drink and do
La Rioja is Spain's most lauded wine region, located in the north east, just two hours south of the culinary hotspot of San Sebastiάn. There's plenty to eat, drink and do, and ideally you'll have more than 48 hours but ...
#IWD2021 Q for our HR Woman in Wine: Robyn Djelassi
... have asked our Head of People & Culture at the 'fo, Robyn about her own experiences as a woman in business, including what prevailing stereotypes need to be broken, and what advice can be shared with young women entering ...
Crikey's Editor-in-Chief swirls wine and politics
Crikey's Editor-in-chief Peter was given the difficult gig of tasting and reviewing some of the 'Fo's vino. Wine and politics, a perfect match? Get the lowdown on Peter's picks that he has served up with a political ...
Video: Vinomofo launches GaryVee's Empathy Rosé in Australia
... know, mofo, we only sell the wines we drink and love. Empathy Wines epitomises that love. Since being a minnow in the social media and startup scenes, we've had a bit of a crush on Gary Vaynerchuk and everything he does ...
Celebrating Women in Wine: Clare Halloran of TarraWarra Estate
We had a chat to Clare Halloran of TarraWarra Estate about women in wine, what she's most proud of (and when she messed up in the vineyard), and what she's drinking at the moment.
No Stupid Questions: Can you put wine in the freezer?
This week, Tim and Eddie chat about wine in the freezer. We've all been there. You put a bottle in the freezer to try and chill it quickly only to suddenly remember the next day. It looks like you've got a rock-solid ...
Why is 'Women in Wine' still a thing in 2022?
... 's Day this Tuesday 8 March, and it's hard to believe that we're still having to beat the drum about women achieving equality in the wine industry. But while there's some progress, there's still so much more to be done.
Why is there chocolate in my wine?
Wine is awesome. The flavours, the textures, the layers, the weight, the heat, the twists and turns as it opens up inside your mouth and inside your mind - t...
A toast to Aussie pinot noir
Your mileage may vary and one the the greatest things about wine is just getting out there and trying different wines and making up your own mind. You know w...
Adventures in food and wine: Hunter Valley
On our most recent trip to the Hunter Valley, we asked some of the region's best winemakers what they loved most about this iconic region.
Drink rosé all day — not just in summer
There's a lot to be said for switching up your wine choices with the seasons - filling your glass with spicier vino as the leaves start to fall and the temperatures begin to drop, progressing to bigger, bolder, intensely ...
Bordeaux-style wines in New Zealand
France is pretty much the OG of wine, which is why you're probably familiar with the name and reputation of Bordeaux even if you know next to nothing about v...
A long weekend in Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay is New Zealand's second-largest wine region (after Marlborough) with over 70 wineries, and offers a plethora of cellar doors...