An eligible wine will have won its category in this guide on five occasions or more. Inductees to the James Halliday Hall of Fame: Wine are expected to be roughly as rare as its first recipient.

Tahbilk has named a cellar in James Halliday's honour. It’s no secret there’s a strong bond between Tahbilk and James Halliday. It's so strong, in fact, that the winery has named a cellar in James' ...

The National Wine Show of Australia has honoured James Halliday and his contribution to the wine industry. The National Wine Show of Australia honoured James Halliday at the National Wine Show dinner ...

Canberra had its third-coldest vintage in 50 years, with floods, hail and frost until January – when warm, dry weather took hold until the end of the late vintage, riesling excelling with incredible ...

In a lifetime of collecting he amassed a large cellar. Along the way he quaffed the very best. In 2020 he reportedly sold around 5,000 bottles for $2 million, double what he paid for them. Some of the ...

James Halliday looks back on his early days of wine collecting, revealing a few top drops along the way. Cellaring is the end phase of a process that begins with the first taste of wine. It assumes ...

On Thursday 16 February, the Halliday Wine Companion facilitated a dinner event between old friends and icons of industry, James Halliday and Jacques Reymond, at Frédéric Bistro. Here's a rundown of ...

Red wines to enjoy in the heat of summer. An oxymoron, surely, and leaving nothing more to be said. Well, no, there’s lots. What is the temperature of your body, the room and the wine? Is it dark ...

James Halliday introduces his Top 100 for 2022 and discusses the current state of the Australian wine landscape. Brought to you by The 941 bottles submitted for this year’s Top 100 were just under 100 ...

James Halliday tells us why screwcap-sealed bottles are crucial for long-term cellaring, explores their increased use in the Australian wine industry, and remembers old bottles shared. The evolution ...