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Andreola and Its 26° I° Rive di Col San Martino Extra Brut: The Contemporary Face of Valdobbiadene DOCG
Farra di Soligo (Treviso), June 15 2026 – In an ever-evolving sparkling wine landscape, Italian bubbles, and Prosecco in particular, are increasingly moving toward drier, more vertical styles, where the authentic [...]
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🍷 The Best Wine Pairing in Italy Isn’t Food
This might be the most controversial thing I write on this blog. Not because Italians don’t love food. They... The post 🍷 The Best Wine Pairing in Italy Isn’t Food appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
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Coravin Expands The Coravin Guide to New York and Miami, Further Expanding the World’s Only Global Wine By-The-Glass Guide
Restaurants and Wine Bars Invited to Submit Expansive Wine By-The-Glass Programs for Inclusion in the Expanding Global Guide BEDFORD, MA — June 15, 2026 — Coravin, Inc., the global leader [...]
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The Moutard Family Unveils a Cask Strength Rye Whisky Aged in Champenois Ratafia Casks
Six Years of Ageing, Two Terroirs, One Unique Champagne Signature BUXEUIL, Champagne – June 15, 2026 – Distillerie 1892, the distilling arm of Maison de Champagne Moutard, today unveils its [...]
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📺The Growing Pressure on Napa Wineries – This Week Uncorked Episode 100
This week we examine growing pressure on Napa Valley as industry insiders call for major restructuring, a California appeals court pauses Hoopes Vineyard’s $4 million...
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U.S. Spirits Exports Slid 3.8 Percent in 2025 Amid Ongoing Tariff Battle
Revenue from U.S. spirits exports dipped by 3.8 percent in 2025, a much gentler drop than the 26 percent plummet experienced by the wine and beer categories. Exports of American spirits raked in $2.37 billion last year according to the 2025 American Spirits Exports report from the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS). Ongoing international trade battles, particularly in key markets across Canada and the European Union, account for much of the dip, DISCUS says in a press release about the report. The article U.S. Spirits Exports Slid 3.8 Percent in 2025 Amid Ongoing Tariff Battle appeared first on VinePair .
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Vallepicciola Announces New Governance and Strengthened Partnership with the Balan Family
Vallepicciola, a leading estate in Chianti Classico, today announces a new governance structure and a strengthened partnership with the Balan family. Castelnuovo Berardenga (Siena), June 15, 2026 – Vallepicciola, a leading estate [...]
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Kentucky Bourbon Trail® Packing Guide: What to Wear for Every Season
Outfit inspiration, essentials, and tips for your Bourbon Trail™ adventure. The post Kentucky Bourbon Trail® Packing Guide: What to Wear for Every Season appeared first on Kentucky Bourbon Trail® .
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Groovy glassware
It’s the annual summertime dilemma: You want to enjoy good wine in good glasses at your outdoor events, but you don’t want to risk broken glass all over your patio, not to mention how annoyed you’d be if someone smashed your precious Vinum stems. Luckily, acrylic glassware is getting better and better all the time, […] The post Groovy glassware appeared first on VITIS .
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Homebrew Jar of Destiny: The Eighteenth Pick
The Jar of Destiny series keeps things unpredictable as we continue this homebrewing challenge with pick number eighteen. We continue pulling random styles from the 2015 BJCP guidelines with no preparation beforehand. That randomness is what makes this challenge fun, frustrating, but educational. This round gave us two very different beer styles to figure out. […] The post Homebrew Jar of Destiny: The Eighteenth Pick appeared first on Brew Dudes .
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23rd Annual Downtown Truckee Wine, Walk & Shop returns Oct. 3
23rd Annual Downtown Truckee Wine, Walk & Shop returns Oct. 3
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Discovering Slovakia through wine
Slovakia is not a country many people immediately associate with wine. Yet this small Central European nation has been producing wine for more than 2,000 years and is home to a remarkably diverse and historically significant wine culture. Inspired by a recent WSET webinar with Lucia Dovalova, this blog explores the history, geography and grape varieties that have shaped Slovak wine, along with the producers helping bring greater international attention to the country today. A small country with a rich wine heritage Slovakia’s winemaking history stretches back thousands of years, with evidence suggesting vines were present in the region as early as the sixth or seventh century BC. During the Roman era, viticulture expanded further, with new grape varieties introduced under the reign of Emperor Marcus Aurelius. Over the centuries, migration, trade and cultural exchange all helped shape the vineyards that exist today. Like much of Europe, Slovak viticulture has faced periods of disruption
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Musée de l’Absinthe, Exploring the Home of the Green Fairy
The post Musée de l’Absinthe, Exploring the Home of the Green Fairy appeared first on La Fée Absinthe - Real Absinthe .
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Tales of The Cocktail Foundation Announces Spirited Awards® 2026 Europe Regional Top 10 Honorees
NEW ORLEANS, LA (April 1, 2026)— Tales of the Cocktail Foundation (TOTCF) is proud to announce the Europe Regional Top 10 Honorees for the 20th annual Spirited Awards®. Since its inception in 2007, the Spirited Awards has become one of the world’s highest-regarded honors in the drinks industry, celebrating outstanding individuals, establishments, products, media, and Read more... The post Tales of The Cocktail Foundation Announces Spirited Awards® 2026 Europe Regional Top 10 Honorees appeared first on Tales of the Cocktail Foundation .
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2024 Vintage Port: Symington Family Estates
Richard Mayson introduces the first general declaration since 2017 and offers his thoughts on the wines from Symington Family Estates. The post 2024 Vintage Port: Symington Family Estates appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
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Burial Beer Curve Munich-Style Pilsner
Pilsner is my favorite beer style at the moment. This one is Burial Beer Curve Munich-Style Pilsner. This is also just a German Pilsner. This 5.4% Asheville Pilsner is made with Barke Pilsner malt, steeped extensively with Bavarian-born, small-farm Mittelfruh and Hersbrucker. I have never seen or heard a German Pilsner called a Munich Pilsner. … Continue reading Burial Beer Curve Munich-Style Pilsner
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Just the Sip: Stagg 24D Review
Stagg is a brand that requires no introduction to anyone remotely up to speed with the bourbon landscape. In fact, most bottles produced by Buffalo Trace are so strongly established that it feels about as familiar as ABCs. So for the sake of direction, I’ll touch on how this particular batch of Stagg differs from […]
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La rinascita della Nas-cëtta (o Nascetta) di Novello
L'Evento Nas-cëttaland evidenzia la fase di rinascita e di grande attenzione da parte della Nascetta di Novello e dei suoi produttori. L'articolo La rinascita della Nas-cëtta (o Nascetta) di Novello proviene da Wine Blog Roll - Il Blog del Vino Italiano .
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Trump threatens 100% tariff on French wine over tech tax as G7 meets, NY Post reports
Trump threatens 100% tariff on French wine over tech tax as G7 meets, NY Post reports
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A Wine Lover’s Diary, part 1023: A Wine-Filled Week
Monday, June 8th: Tasted six wines from Hester Creek from Oliver, BC. Hester Creek Ti Amo 2025 A blend of Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris and Muscat. Pale straw-ivory in colour with a gentle mousse of fine bubbles; aromatic nose of melon … Continue reading →
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InnoVint: Intelligent Winery Workflows Powered by AI
Twelve years ago, when Ashley Leonard and Dan Strengier first brought InnoVint’s unique, data-based software to the wine industry, it would have been difficult to comprehend how fully AI technology [...]