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New Mexico’s VARA Wines Now Available in New York and New Jersey
Expanded distribution brings New Mexico-born wines into two major Northeast markets as VARA broadens its national presence September 9, 2026 (Albuquerque, NM) — VARA Winery & Distillery, the Albuquerque-based winery [...]
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Rosé Rooted in Viticulture, a Culture Born in the Vineyard the Costaripa Vision
Valtènesi: a vision of a “rosé” love story that began on Lake Garda in 1896 and has grown stronger over time through a rare and dedicated philosophy September 9, 2026 [...]
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Cavazza: Early 2026 Harvest, Characterised by Early Ripening and Freshness
At the Montebello Vicentino (Venetian) winery, the harvest is underway, with the grapes’ development being closely monitored. High temperatures and a lack of rainfall have brought the harvest forward, requiring [...]
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2026 Harvest: Domaine Combier Delivers an Outstanding Vintage in Crozes-Hermitage
September 9, 2026 (Pont d’Isѐre, France) — The 2026 harvest has just come to an end this week at Domaine Combier. Having begun on August 20, the harvest concludes on [...]
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📺Can He Make the Best Wine in the World?
Today Jason Wise talks to Irakli Gilauri, a man who is attempting to make the greatest modern wine in the oldest place to ferment grapes. A story of ancient...
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Cask Trade Bottling Unveils Its Personalised Bottling Services with a New Gifting Opportunity for the Festive Season
September 9, 2026 — Cask Trade has long supported cask bottlings for private clients and independent bottlers. However, with increasing demand for partial cask bottlings and smaller runs, Cask Trade [...]
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Colorado Association for Viticulture & Enology Names Alexandra Mize Executive Director
Former Kentucky Distillers’ Association director and corporate sustainability executive selected to lead the next chapter of Colorado’s growing wine industry September 2026 (Palisade, CO) — The Colorado Association for Viticulture [...]
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20 Vintages Strong: Bonanno Vintners Introduces $30 Oakville & Stags Leap District Cabernets
New Releases Continue Founder Matt Bonanno’s Two-Decade Mission to Make Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon More Approachable September 9, 2026 (Napa, CA) — BonAnno Vintners will mark its 20th vintage with [...]
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Derby Ready Juleps – Old Steelhouse Class Cocktail Recipes and Batching
The post Derby Ready Juleps – Old Steelhouse Class Cocktail Recipes and Batching appeared first on Cocktail Contessa .
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A Professionals Learn to Use New Medicaid Risk Calculator During Upcoming Webinar
HARRISBURG, PA — Ag professionals will learn to use the new online Medicaid calculator to estimate potential risk of long term care costs to farm assets. Nursing home costs often exceed $148,000 per year, which can cause tremendous financial stress to a farming operation. While there are no easy solutions to long-term care issues, planning […] The post A Professionals Learn to Use New Medicaid Risk Calculator During Upcoming Webinar appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.
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Drink of the Week: Good Time Brewing NA Wheat Beer
A food-friendly NA wheat beer that’s perfect for picnics, cookouts, and more. The post Drink of the Week: Good Time Brewing NA Wheat Beer appeared first on Imbibe Magazine .
videoEp. 2800 What Ancient Vines Can Teach Us About Wine Today? | The Art of Wine Storytelling with Ry...
Welcome to Episode 2800 and Episode 12 of The Art of Wine Storytelling with Ryan Robinson. Episode 12: What Ancient Vines Can Teach Us About Wine Today? In this episode, Ryan Robinson explores how ancient vine-training systems reveal the cultural boundaries between early Italian viticulture and that of ancient Greek colonizers. From vines trained on living trees in Italy to different practices in ancient Greece, these traditions offer clues about how viticulture developed across the Mediterranean. Ryan also reflects on how we tell and understand wine stories today, from the limitations of wine tourism and maps to the importance of preserving a wine’s story as it moves through the three-tier system. Whether you’re a seasoned professional, an eager student, or simply a curious wine lover, The Art of Wine Storytelling takes you on a journey that bridges ancient history with modern consumer culture. Discover how wine is much more than just a drink – it’s a narrative shaped by
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Quilceda Creek
Here is the world-class winemaking team at Quilceda Creek (Paul Golitzin L and Mark Kaigas R). It is my great pleasure to share one of the world’s great producers of Cabernet Sauvignon. Yesterday marked my yearly pilgrimage to Quilceda Creek to review their pre-release 2024 wines [release date Spring 2027]. I had the chance to visit for the first time their 2024‘CVR’ Red Wine which along with the ’23 is one of the finest, if not the finest’CVRs’ made. Sitting with director of winemaking Paul Golitzin he explained how bullish he is on the 2024 vintage. “The consistency of the Columbia Valley is remarkable. A viticultural paradise in 2024” he explained. “We see the 2024 vintage like the ’18 vintage on steroids” said Paul Golitzin. “We missed out on the freeze and some people were wiped out in some lower areas but this was a beautiful, clean vintage.” The wines themselves shined with ebullient black and even blue fruit profiles. 2024 was a warm vintage with few heat spikes like 2023. Most
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📺How Antifreeze Ended Up in Austrian Wine
In 1985 Austrian wine was found to contain a chemical used in antifreeze. Nobody died.Our Vintage Chart — every major region, every recent vintage, one page:...
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April 2026- The Sweet Business of Sugar: Ecuador
In the April 2026 issue of "Got Rum?" magazine, the Rum University brings us a series devoted to the world of sugarcane, its impact on a global level. This month's coverage is: Ecuador.
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Members Only: Watermelon Frosé Mocktail
It’s frosé time! This is for all my overseas friends who are welcoming the warmer weather while we shiver away here ☀️ A frosé is at the TOP of my list during Summer, and the best thing is, you can get creative with it. Instead of watermelon, you could try mango, strawberries, peach, cranberry -... The post Members Only: Watermelon Frosé Mocktail appeared first on The Mindful Mocktail .
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A Toast to 110 Years of Gil Family Estates
Gil Family Estates, an award-winning wine producer from Spain is celebrating its 110th anniversary. The tradition of winemaking began in 1916 when Juan Gil Gimenez, the great-grandfather of the current generation, built the original winery in the Jumilla region of southern Spain. Continuing the family endeavor was Juan Gil Guerrero and his sons, Juan Gil […] READ MORE The post A Toast to 110 Years of Gil Family Estates appeared first on Grape Experiences.
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Members Only: Lemon Blueberry Smash
Antioxidants, probiotics AND low in refined sugar? YES this mocktail ticks all the boxes 🫐🌸 With juicy blueberries, tart lemon and the goodness of kombucha and butterfly tea, this nourishing mocktail is perfect for Spring. Tip: I love using frozen blueberries for mocktails. They tend to be juicier and have a more vibrant color too. The post Members Only: Lemon Blueberry Smash appeared first on The Mindful Mocktail .
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Shiner, Known for Its Texas Beer, Releases First-Ever Limited Shiner Texas Legend Bourbon Whiskey
Shiner, long known for its Texas beer, steps into bourbon with Siner Texas Legend Bourbon Whiskey, a limited, distillery-only four-grain release from its first five bourbon barrels. Get the mashbill, 109-proof cask strength profile, price, and more in this Texas story. The post Shiner, Known for Its Texas Beer, Releases First-Ever Limited Shiner Texas Legend Bourbon Whiskey first appeared on BourbonBlog .
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Whiskey Of The Month – April 2026 – Michter’s Ten Year Old Bourbon
Once again, Michter’s has won our whiskey of the month. This is one of the best ten year old whiskeys that we have tasted from Michter’s. I have to believe that this ten year old Bourbon was distilled at Michter’s... Continue Reading →
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New US import bans hit Canadian dairy, wine and motorcycles amid trade standoff
New US import bans hit Canadian dairy, wine and motorcycles amid trade standoff
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Costco and Global Wine Revisited
Sue and I recently visited our local Costco warehouse store and paused to peruse the wine aisle. We were frankly amazed at the selection we found there. It isn’t just that the prices were very good (that’s not news at Costco, where customers pay an annual membership fee). The surprise was that we found several […]
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Canadian Wine and Spirits Barred From U.S. Entry Starting Sept. 29
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA A PROCLAMATION 1. In Proclamation 11046 of July 20, 2026 (Imposing Additional Duties To Offset Every child deserves a safe and nurturing home where they can learn, grow, and reach their full potential. Adoption makes that possible by opening the door to stability and belonging for children who need a family. During National Adoption Month, we commend the parents whose love has changed lives and the children whose presence has completed families -- and we recommit to caring for the many children still waiting for the comfort and security of a permanent home.Adoption reflects the deep value our Nation places on family and abundant life. As President, I am committed to empowering families who answer the call to open their hearts and homes to children. Through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, I made the adoption tax credit more accessible and expanded the child tax credit, helping remove financial barriers to adopting and allowing families to
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Calibre Spirit Australian Rum – May 2026
There is nothing more special than watching passion and commitment manifest into a sensational product from people you know. In this case, a Single Cask, Single Origin rum made to the ‘Rhum Batterie’ tradition – The Calibre Spirit Australian Rum! It was award winning at 4 years old, and EXCLUSIVE to the Tribe we have […] The post Calibre Spirit Australian Rum – May 2026 appeared first on The Rum Tribe .