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Tasmania: The Unstoppable Rise of Tassie Wine
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Tasmania: The Unstoppable Rise of Tassie Wine

On this elusive premium sparkling wine region you should know if you love Champagne, and why Tassie wine is made for Singapore market.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET

“There is nothing between us and Antarctica,” says Sheralee Davies, CEO of Wine Tasmania.

It was said that when a certain wine conglomerate was looking to acquire vineyards in Tasmania, it looked at the formula of what would make a wine region successful. Tasmania, as it turns out, checked every single one of these boxes.

Tasmania, or Tassie , as the locals and the winemakers call it affectionately, sits at the edge of the world. 96 times the size of Singapore, this island has a latitude of 40°S to 43.5°S, which puts it the same distance from the equator as…

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Wine & Beer Pairing: Exploring Fermentations

Wine and beer may share a yeast strain on the surface, but they also share the ability to bring people together.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET
Wine & Beer Pairing: Exploring Fermentations
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Right Time, Right Bottle with Clareti Wine Club

A lineup of French wines in the exact drinking window: the case for cellaring to drink at its peak.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET
Right Time, Right Bottle with Clareti Wine Club
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Right Time, Right Bottle with Clareti Wine Club
Reviews

Right Time, Right Bottle with Clareti Wine Club

A lineup of French wines in the exact drinking window: the case for cellaring to drink at its peak.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET· 1 Oct 2026
In the Name of Charity or Rarity? The Oldest and Most Famous Charity Wine Auction
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In the Name of Charity or Rarity? The Oldest and Most Famous Charity Wine Auction

Hospices de Beaune is the most prestigious charity wine auction a wine collector and merchant can participate in. On whether the premium paid is worthwhile, beyond the label.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET· 1 Sept 2026
Cult Icons in Japanese Wine and Food
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Cult Icons in Japanese Wine and Food

These Japanese winemakers are making headwinds both in Japan and globally, while still keeping true to their identities.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET· 1 Aug 2026
Burger & Burgundy
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Burger & Burgundy

In the first of our series termed The Collective Pour, we brought together our community for Burgundy, burgers and new connections.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET· 15 Jul 2026
Loving the Label, or the Hand
Asian Food & Wine

Loving the Label, or the Hand

A group of wine enthusiasts in Singapore gathered to taste Burgundy's most romantic vineyard; but with the labels off, over a Wenzhou seafood feast. Reading beyond the label means understanding the hand that makes it.

Hoe Lon Leng· 15 Jul 2026
The Quiet Certainty of Chambolle-Musigny
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The Quiet Certainty of Chambolle-Musigny

At Domaine Amiot-Servelle, Prune and Antoine choose precision over the spectacle of power.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET· 15 Jul 2026
Leclerc Briant: An Evening of Sea-Aged Cuveés
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Leclerc Briant: An Evening of Sea-Aged Cuveés

The sea-aged cuveés reels you in to the room, but Leclerc Briant's entire range will keep you it.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET· 1 Jul 2026
Recrue des Sens: An Evening with Yann Durieux
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Recrue des Sens: An Evening with Yann Durieux

The experience of tasting eleven wines that barely covers the "The Romantic Rebel of Burgundy", as coined by event attendee Leng Hoe Lon.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET· 1 Jul 2026
Between Inheritance and Identity
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Between Inheritance and Identity

Xavier Jean has been a faithful steward of Couvent des Jacobins. But CALICEM is what he made for himself.

Jaclene Liew dipWSET· 1 Jul 2026