Drinks international

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  Año 2008, Número 6

  • Guardiand of the Douro

    A. Bridge

    pág. 22

    

  • Grab port by the horns. That's how Miguel Côrte-Real, a former bullfighter, changed the face of viticulture in the Douro valley, the home of port

    C. Davis

    págs. 26-27

    

  • The measure of gin. ALfter many years of playing second fiddle to vodka, premium gin is enyoing a global resurgence. Drinks International put some of the world's top names to the taste test

    David Longfield

    págs. 28-32

    

  • Mainstream movement. Long considered malt whisky's poorer cousin, the standart blend is now succeeding across multiple markets

    Tom Bruce-Gardyne

    págs. 34-35

    

  • Spirit of unity. Can the golden age for Caribbean rum get any sweeter? Producers have now banded together to form a marque system that promotes quality and provenance

    Graham Holter

    págs. 36-37

    

  • Prosecco plays nice. Global demand for Italy's signature dry sparkler is on the rise, and it's beginning to attract some major foreign investment

    Graham Holter

    págs. 38-40

    

  • Scratching the surface. India's budding wine scene is the fastest-growing alcohol sector in the country. So is it ready to play on the world stage?

    J. Durston

    págs. 42-43

    

  • Baltic sea change. Beer consumption in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia has shifted away from an excessive culture to one of a high-growth premium market that offers global opportunities

    T. Hampson

    págs. 44-46