When wine met tariffs, history rarely went according to plan

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Campbell’s condensed soup is as American as apple pie, says Ed Conway. It was, of course, immortalised by Andy Warhol in his 1962 art work and is still a staple of American supermarkets today. Indeed,

Visit any waterside tavern along the coast of Britain and you’re likely to hear some yarn about its smuggling past, no doubt embellished with each sip of ale: barrels clandestinely offloaded onto a mo

Henry Jeffreys on the emergence e of Essex as a winemaking county

The big blue: winemakers’ quiet ally?

Climate change is shifting the balance of vineyard biodiversity, creating new challenges for wine-growers