Robert Joseph believes the wine industry could learn from the way successful movies are marketed.

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After decades of writing about wine and editing and judging other people's words on the subject, Robert Joseph wonders whether there will ever be a vocabulary that works for everyone.

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Robert Joseph is fairly relaxed about pronouncing tricky wine names, or the risks of choosing a disappointing bottle. But he wants us all to give more thought to our fellow human beings who find wine daunting.

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Rosé wine has overtaken white in France and could even surpass red to become the most popular style of all. Robert Joseph considers the implications.

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Robert Joseph wonders whether a top business consultant has come up with a clever way to set wine apart from other beverages.

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Robert Joseph wonders whether wine producers shouldn't learn a lesson or two from car manufacturers.

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Robert Joseph suggests that the way we are drinking wine is changing - and that this may represent a big opportunity for Bag in Box.

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Recognizing trends and reinventing oneself is essential to survive on the market. Bordeaux has been taking these steps successfully. A commentary by Alexandra Wrann.

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Robert Joseph gained a reputation for being very critical of natural wine, but he's been keeping a watchful eye on its evolution. And encountered a few surprises along the way.

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