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Why You Should Know More About California’s Wente Vineyards
Three-quarters of California’s famous chardonnay vines originated in the vineyards of one winemaking family: Wente Family Vineyards. The Wente [pronounced WEN-tee] family has been growing grapes and producing wine continuously since 1883. They’re based in Livermore, about an hour’s drive east of San Francisco. Years ago, the first time I visited, they took our media group on a horseback walk through the local hills. I was petrified. But the horse—and the people—were kind, calming me so I could look around […]
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Garda DOC Looks to the Future: Low-Alcohol Wines, Emerging Consumption Trends and International Markets Take Centre Stage at Lazise Conference
The appellation confirms its constant growth while opening a discussion on the new opportunities offered by reduced-alcohol wines June 11, 2026 (Verona, Italy) — A rapidly growing appellation, capable of [...]
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📺A Reflection from a Week in Napa and Sonoma | Wine 101
The human element of wine might just be its most important constituency. 🔔Subscribe to VinePair’s YouTube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@Vinepair/videos?sub_confirmation=1 ➡️Follow Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/VinePair/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VinePair...
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Antica Terra Becomes the Largest Single Estate in the Eola-Amity Hills with Its Newest Acquisition — Opening a New Chapter of Experience
The 484-acre property gives one of Oregon’s most singular wineries the room to create immersive, season-long encounters in an expanded landscape. June 11, 2026 (Eola-Amity Hills, OR) — Antica Terra [...]
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JebDunnuck.com Broadens Global Coverage with the Addition of Andy Chabot and Kate Janecek
Leading fine wine publication strengthens its European editorial expertise with expanded regional coverage across France. June 11, 2026 (Boulder, CO) — Noted wine critic Jeb Dunnuck, founder of JebDunnuck.com, announced [...]
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Spirits surpass wine in global volumes
Spirits surpass wine in global volumes
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Visual Continuity, Transparency and a Deep Connection with the Territory: Nals Margreid Winery as an Integral Part of Its Winemaking Story
Designed to accompany wine through every stage of its evolution, the Nals Margreid winery creates a continuous dialogue between work, landscape and hospitality. From the moment visitors enter, their gaze [...]
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Patricia Ortiz Returns as President of Bodegas de Argentina for a Third Term
Trailblazing wine industry leader and first woman elected to the role, Patricia Ortiz will continue advancing the global competitiveness and recognition of Argentine wine June 11, 2026 (Fort Worth, TX) [...]
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NIQ and AHLA Reveal Scale of Beverage Opportunities in US Hotels
New study highlights rising domestic travel and strong in-hotel beverage demand, with soft drinks, coffee, and beer leading guest preferences June 11, 2026 (Chicago, IL) — NielsenIQ (NYSE: NIQ), a global [...]
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Queer Winemakers Shake Up the Industry
Queer Winemakers Shake Up the Industry
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🎧Episode 139: Palmer Emmitt
"The Good Stuff" "The Good Stuff" - Episode 139: Palmer Emmitt Jun 10 2026 | 00:39:40 Your browser does not support the audio tag.
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“Mr. Wine of Texas” Bob Landon Explains Viognier and Roussanne Aromatic Whites for HelloNation
"Mr. Wine of Texas" Bob Landon Explains Viognier and Roussanne Aromatic Whites for HelloNation
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Turning the Tables on Alana Lapierre
Alana Lapierre is Editor for Eastern Canada & International at VineRoutes, a regular contributor to Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants and Best Bars, and a freelance writer, editor, and consultant. Her [...]
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Auction Napa Valley raises $6 million for youth wellness
Auction Napa Valley raises $6 million for youth wellness
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A Look Inside THE ROOT: Two Varieties Worth Knowing
In this year's edition of THE ROOT, we spotlight two unique Loire Valley grapes: Pineau d'Aunis and Grolleau Noir. Pineau d'Aunis is celebrated for its distinctive peppery spice and vibrant red fruit character, while Grolleau Noir offers bright acidity, fresh berry flavors, and remarkable versatility across sparkling, rosé, and still wines.
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15th Annual Report: What’s Working in DtC Wine
The Wine Industry Supplier Network is the go-to resource for winery and vineyard professionals to discover, research, and connect with trusted suppliers and service providers...
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Saving Pennies or Saving Dollars?
Contact your ATPGroup representative or call (707) 836-6840 to discuss practical opportunities for Enology cost optimization. This article is Part 2 of a four-part series exploring a broader approach to winery cost optimization, including evaluating every cost-savings opportunity across winery operations.
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A major Breakthrough in Oxygen Control for Sparkling Wines
The LiOX by Diam solution has been designed to meet these requirements, particularly in the case of sparkling wines, where excess oxygen can compromise the aromatic stability and freshness of wines." This dialogue with industry stakeholders has resulted in the design of a closure that meets the specific enological requirements of sparkling wines, while incorporating the latest advances in oxygen management.
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If you purchased these items through a U.S. distributor, the importer of record would typically be the distributor. This change in policy creates a potential opportunity for wineries that imported certain goods directly during the affected period.
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At Papé Material Handling, we help businesses across the West evaluate technology as part of a larger warehouse strategy that includes equipment, fleet tools, automation, layout planning, and power solutions. On a practical level, these tools can help reduce damage to equipment and products, promote employee safety and compliance, lower costs through wireless management, improve fuel consumption, and keep maintenance and repair needs more visible.
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Afternoon Brief, June 10
Fees and Visitors Fall in Wine Country: California's wineries are dropping their prices, but that's not bringing back the visitors, a new report finds...
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Wines to Watch the World Cup By
The games are far apart and the ticket prices astronomical, so while the United States gets to play co-host with Canada and Mexico to this summer’s FIFA World Cup, most of us will be watching the matches from home. Weerts came to Sonoma County in 1999 to work at Vérité and in 2004 became the winemaker at Stonestreet, where he made the wines through 2014.
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Music in the Vineyards 2026 Season Highlights
Return to the Newly Reopened Robert Mondavi Winery and Van Cliburn Medalist Evren Ozel June 10, 2026 (Napa Valley, CA) — Music in the Vineyards (MITV), Napa Valley’s premier chamber [...]
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Sonoma County Leadership Academy Graduates New Class of Vineyard Employees
Founded five years ago by Sonoma County Winegrowers and Fundación de la Voz de los Viñedos to provide participants with essential skill sets to become future leaders June 10, 2026 (Santa Rosa, [...]