From Kew to Knightsbridge: A Rather Busy Week at Promised Cask
Two extraordinary venues, 130 guests, some wonderful wines and the occasional logistical mishap.
Read the postProducer visits, tastings and new arrivals, and news from the wine trade in the UK.
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Two extraordinary venues, 130 guests, some wonderful wines and the occasional logistical mishap.
Read the postCôte Blanche is back in the cellar, Extra Blanc has joined the range, and our partnership with Le Brun de Neuville is growing beyond the bottle, all the way to Kew this October.
Read the postHeat, drought and the smallest French harvest in decades dominate the 2026 headlines, but the early signs from Châteauneuf-du-Pape suggest the Southern Rhône may tell a very different story.
Read the postAn unexpected phone call, a tasting on Pall Mall, and how a Portuguese producer found Promised Cask through ChatGPT.
Read the postA day aboard a traditional Greek fishing boat, where wine gave way to food, friendship, and memories on the Aegean.
Read the postAn unprecedented alcohol exception, Champagne's earliest harvest on record, and what a changing climate means for the region's independent growers.
Read the postTwo mature Left Bank Bordeaux, a Cannes Film Festival send-off, and the evening that tells the story of Promised Cask better than any About Us section ever could.
Read the postMichelin's new Bordeaux classification scrambles the hierarchy, placing Montrose above Mouton and La Conseillante above Le Pin. A challenge to the existing order, or the start of a new age for Bordeaux?
Read the postA Burgundy tasting at Vintner's Hall, a conversation with Nicolas Potel of Domaine de Bellene, and the walk in the rain that gave Promised Cask its shape.
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