Award-winning lifestyle journalist, copywriter and editor specialising in food and travel for B2B, B2C, consumer publications and brands. Adept at data analytics, email marketing and social media scheduling. WSET level 3 qualification in wine.
A drinkable journey through California’s wine country – from Napa Valley to Temecula
Spanning innovation and inclusivity, California’s viticulture reflects all that makes the Golden State great within its world-famous vines
Traditions and tastes to savour: Hong Kong at Chinese New Year
Gallop, don’t walk, to discover Hong Kong’s Chinese New Year traditions. As we usher in the Year of the Horse, there’s no better time to experience the region’s unique cultural and culinary delights
Cream of California
In the valleys and hillsides just north of San Francisco, artisan cheesemakers are taking advantage of the same varied terroir that produces world-class wines. The result? Unique cheeses flavoured by sea air and forest-lined marshes
How Wine Businesses Can Anticipate a Shift in the M&A Environment
A ghostwritten blog post based on interviews and desk research, capturing the tone of voice and fitting the style of the BMO website.
An introduction to California wines: the Golden State grapes, terroir and spirit of innovation
Nothing so perfectly embodies the essence of California quite like its wines, from vine to glass
Immerse yourself in Mallorca’s wine scene
A former monastery in the hills near Pollenca is the ideal base from which to explore the island’s vineyards — and drink their finest produce, says Ella Buchan
A guide to Florida for nature lovers
Branded content on Florida's Space Coast for the Telegraph's commercial department.
Pizza & pasta: PORTEÑO STYLE
In Buenos Aires, the cuisine owes as much to the city's Italian immigrants as it does to an urge to pile up ingredients with gleeful abandon. Expect everything from super-stuffed pizzas to egg-topped escalopes, all with a distinctly local twist.
Newcastle – a wine lover’s guide
Newcastle’s drinking scene is world famous thanks to a mix of party hotspots and old-school pubs, some of which date back to the 16th century. Dotted along the city’s medieval streets, by the banks of the River Tyne and in its vibrant neighbourhoods, however, is a growing number of independent bars and restaurants with world-class wine lists.
The UK startups leading the way in sustainable snacking
It’s no secret that fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) haven’t tended to be environmentally friendly or sustainable. According to WRAP, nearly 70% of the UK’s plastic waste comes from plastic packaging – a shocking statistic that a handful of bakery and snack brands are seeking to address.
From adopting edible and zero-waste packaging to smart solutions that extend the shelf life of products, these companies are leading the charge to a more sustainable future.
The need for change
The global pi...
The ultimate week exploring Florida’s Space Coast
For incredible beaches, restaurants and adventures, take a 7-day trip to find why the Space Coast is one of Florida’s most exciting regions
Why A Recession May Hit the Wine Business Differently
Ghostwritten blog post on economic challenges facing the wine industry and what businesses can do to mitigate the - complex subject matter made accessible for readers from winery owners to investors.
The trendiest snack flavors of 2024: What's tickling tastebuds?
Innovation meets nostalgia and sweet stands firmly by spicy when it comes to flavor trends driving sales for bakery and snack brands. We get the experts’ take on the latest flavors and combinations.
Stores may be filled with more adventurous products, but newer flavor profiles aren’t replacing the classic and nostalgic. Instead, many brands are looking to both current trends and timeless tastes to create products that grab – and hold – consumer interest.
A bold move
Things are heating up, acc...
A guide to Royal Ascot’s finest dining
The edible offerings are always on top form at Royal Ascot, with a line-up of Michelin-starred chefs and tasty pop-up options
The real Irish spirit
Ireland’s heritage spirit has a history stretching back to the sixth century and is part of the island’s culture – but it isn’t whiskey. Ella Buchan meets the people passionate about putting poitín back in its rightful place.