Based in South America since 2009, Amanda is a specialist in the wines of Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Brazil. She corresponds for several international wine and travel publications and hosts educative wine tastings and classes on the regions.

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Jancis Robinson’s 2019 writing competition, runner-up.  Samantha Cole-Johnson is an itinerant cellar rat, WSET educator, and guest contributor for jancisrobinson.com. She holds the dipWSET qualification.

Peter has been a wine writer for 30 years. Founding editor of Gourmet Traveller Wine, he is Chairman of Judges for their Winemaker of the Year and Australia's Wine List of the Year Awards. He is Co-chairman of Judges for China's Wine List of the Year. His latest book (of 34) is The Way it Was: a history of the early days of the Margaret River wine industry.

Formerly a lawyer, now a wine writer/presenter, based in Queensland. Former winner of the Vin de Champagne competition and long term contributor to the Courier Mail, almost all serious Australian wine publications and numerous overseas ones, including UK World of Fine Wine and the Fine Group from Scandinavia.

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Chuck is a wine writer, consultant and television host/producer and been responsible for five television series concerning wine, food and tourism.  He has written three books about wine and writes a column for Metroland News. He also consulted with and helped organize two major wine festivals in the Durham Region of the Province of Ontario.

Carolyn is an author, wine columnist for The Toronto Star and wine judge. She has appeared on CNN International, BON TV (China), and GoingGlobalTV.com and been a guest on radio across the U.S. She has contributed to Decanter, Wine Spectator and other  publications. Her latest book is Good Better Best Wines: A No-Nonsense Guide to Popular Wines (November 2018).

Editor of Canada’s largest wine review site and mobile apps. She has won four James Beard Awards, and is the only person to win the MFK Fisher Award for Distinguished Culinary Writing from foundation as well as from Les Dames D’escoffier.

Editor of Canada’s largest wine review site and mobile apps. She has won four James Beard Awards, and is the only person to win the MFK Fisher Award for Distinguished Culinary Writing from foundation as well as from Les Dames D’escoffier.

Based in British Columbia, Canada, Arnica Rowan writes for JancisRobinson.com. After placing runner-up in Jancis Robinson’s 2019 writing competition with an article on Ethiopian wine, Arnica continues writing about obscure and place-based wine stories across the globe

Margaret has visited over 120 countries writing about life’s good things namely wine, spas, restaurants and fine hotels. She spent over two decades as wine and drink columnist for both Toronto Life and Chatelaine magazines and 16 years writing food and wine columns for the National Post newspaper.

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Darren has been growing grapes, winemaking and writing about wine for thirty years, the past twenty in Asia. An author,  columnist creative director of Urban Flavours website and producer of a food and wine program for S Liquor Group. Also a consulting winemaker for Red Mountain Estate, Myanmar.

Wine and travel photographer. Specialises in portraiture. Winner of two Pink Lady and one Roederers photography awards. Clients include, Vanity Fair, Wine Enthusiast, Wine Spectator and Decanter. Lives in Chile. Also makes videos for James Suckling.

Oenophile and bibliophile, former college lecturer in English Literature and erstwhile competition judge, Reva K. Singh is an experienced editor and writer, who continues to foster the wine drinking culture in India through Sommelier India, the country’s first wine magazine which she founded 16 years ago.

She blogs about wine on her website Between The Wines (rumasingh.com) and freelances for select publications. A former president of the Bangalore Wine Club, she believes communication and education are the ways to grow India’s wine culture.

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Wine writer for the Jerusalem Post. London born, Adam worked in the UK wine trade and then many years for Israeli wineries. His expertise and passion are for Israeli and Eastern Mediterranean wines. He is a writer, author, educator, speaker & consultant.

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Bob is an Auckland-based wine critic and educator. He is the New Zealand editor for Gourmet Traveller Wine magazine and a regular contributor to Kia Ora and NZ winegrower magazines. Bob has been a senior judge in wine competitions in ten countries.

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Tom Jarvis two has decades of wine trade experience in the UK and New Zealand, including setting up the Bottle Apostle wine merchant with Andrew Eakin. He is currently Content Writer for the website wine-searcher.com, based in Auckland. Shortlisted for the Louis Roederer (IWWA) award, emerging 2018.

Sherwin Lao is a wine writer, wine educator and wine consultant based in Philippines, but with vast experience in the Asia-Pacific region. Sherwin has the only wine column in Manila, called By the Glass, which appears at Business World Newspaper.

Winifred is a wine and lifestyle writer, educator and international wine judge. She contributes to numerous local and international publications, judges regularly in local and far-flung competitions, as well as a taster for  Platter's South African Wine Guide.

Michael Fridjhon is the author, co-author or contributor to over 40 books, including the Oxford Companion to Wine. He writes weekly for Business Day and contributes to wine publications around the world.  He was International Wine Columnist of the Year 2012.

Writer and wine judge Malu Lambert is the Louis Roederer Emerging Wine Writer of the Year 2019. She also won the Veritas Young Wine Writer in 2015. She writes for numerous titles and is currently a WSET Diploma student.

Angela Lloyd has been professionally involved in wine since 1983, mainly as a freelance writer and judge. She writes for both South African and international publications and has been tasting and writing for the Platter Wine Guide since 1986 edition.

L.M. Archer (FWS, Bourgogne Master Level, Champagne Master Level ) is a fine wine, food, travel and lifestyle writer specializing in Burgundy, bubbles and emerging wine regions. Areas of expertise include consumer, b2b, and b2c.

Katherine Cole has been a wine journalist for 18 years. She is a contributing editor at SevenFifty Daily and the author of four books on wine, including, most recently, Rosé All Day. She is based in Portland, OR.

Marisa D’Vari, DipWSET / Certified Sommelier created her online magazine AWineStory to share narrative stories/videos of her travels across the wine world. Contributor to Forbes.com, London’s FT, SF Chronicle, & more, she judges for IWSC and other wine competitions.

Dave is the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review wine columnist, and his blog is www.daveswinecellar.com. He is a French Wine Scholar with Bourgogne Masters Level Certification from the Wine Scholar Guild in Washington, D.C. and is working on a book entitled “Burgundy Calling.”

Laura Donadoni is an Italian wine journalist and blogger, based in San Diego, founder "The Italian Wine Girl" blog, columnist for SommJournal and Tasting Panel magazine, a certified Sommelier and one of the few Vinitaly International Italian Wine Ambassadors in the world.

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Former Sonoma County wine grape grower is a wine, food, travel, and lifestyle writer with an old world love affair. Contributor to numerous publications, including Decanter, and creator of Marisa’s Wine Doodles. WSET 3-certified and 3iC Piedmont food & wine specialist.  Visit MarisaFinetti.com

Robert is a photographer specializing in the wine industry, particularly on the West Coast of the USA.  He has illustrated over 20 wine related books and authored the Traveller's Wine Guide to California and a regular contributor to the California Wine Institute's Down to Earth newsletter. 

Neal Hulkower is a freelance writer living in McMinnville, Oregon.  He has been writing regularly about wine-related topics since 2009. He focuses on applications of mathematics to the world of wine, Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, and reviews of wine-related books.

Richard is the author of Beyond Jefferson’s Vines, the Evolution of Quality Wine in Virginia, its revision for its 3^rd edition and available on amazon.com.  His blog is Richard Leahy’s Wine Report, focused on wines of eastern North America; www.richardleahy.com/blog.

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Meg travels extensively to meet and taste with producers, hear their stories and see first-hand what links them to their land. A freelance writer in consumer and trade publications, along with her own award-winning wine site, Terroir Review. An exacting editor, guiding the launch of three wine publications.

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Winner of Jancis Robinson's 2019 writing competition, Sarah has been based in Miami, Florida since January 2019. She is a freelance wine educator, writer and marketer. She contributes to a handful of online publications and is particularly interested in wine travel.

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Founder and sole contributor to damewine.com which has been shortlisted for Roederer, Born Digital and Wine Blog Awards. Also, Cathrine is a freelance wine writer and the wine columnist for La VOCE di New York. Based in New York City.