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Tysons Corner Wine & Gourmet Opens New Boutique Wine and Gourmet Shop in McLean
New locally owned shop brings uncommon wines from around the world together with gourmet foods, specialty gifts and custom wine-and-floral gift baskets September 24, 2026 (McLean, VA) — Tysons Corner [...]
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Detecting Notes of . . . Citi Field?
Detecting Notes of . . . Citi Field?
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📺We Drank a 43 Year Old Wine at Tablas Creek • Paso Robles • Wine Bros Uncorked
We Drank a 43 Year Old Wine at Tablas Creek • Paso Robles • Wine Bros Uncorked📄 DESCRIPTIONWe came to Tablas Creek in Paso Robles to understand what makes t...
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Wine Color Matters Less to Consumer Ratings of Quality Than Expected
Wine Color Matters Less to Consumer Ratings of Quality Than Expected
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📺Is Michelin Ruining Wine Ratings?
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🎧Episode 155: Katie Ambrosi
"The Good Stuff" "The Good Stuff" - Episode 155: Katie Ambrosi Sep 25 2026 | 00:40:00 Your browser does not support the audio tag.
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18th Annual World Bulk Wine Exhibition Highlights Adaptability & Innovation Within a Challenging Global Marketplace
Amsterdam • November 30 & December 1, 2026 For the past eighteen years, wine professionals from every corner of the world have been traveling to Amsterdam to attend one of [...]
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Grape Spotlight: Peloponnese Assyrtiko with Ktima Kissa & European Wine Treasures
Popularly recognized as being associated with Santorini's arid, volcanic and windy climate, but the grape is also grown in the mainland and other islands, like this Ktima Kissa (PGI) Peloponnese Assyrtiko 2025 . The Peloponnese is one of Greece’s most active mainland wine regions, known for its combination of coastal influences, elevated interior plateaus, and varied soil types.
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🎧Ep 2800 what ancient vines can teach us about wine today the art of wine storytelling with ryan robinson
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Larson Family Winery Pumpkin Patch
Wine, Vines, and Pumpkin Finds- Unwind at our Pumpkin Patch! September 25, 2026 (Sonoma, CA) — Larson Family Winery is thrilled to bring back our Pumpkin Patch this October, bigger [...]
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Afternoon Brief, September 25
Wine Country Woes: Crisis or Opportunity?: California's recent winery upheavals aren't necessarily the bad news wine story that the media keep pushing...
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🎧📺Avivo Wine Ridgely Evers Vino Lingo Video r
This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Ridgely Evers, Founder, AVIVO Wines, Lodi, defining the term “Neutral Oak”. Learn more by visiting avivowines...
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2026 U.S. Open Cider Championship Registration Ends October 9th
September 25, 2026 (Oxford, OH) — Registration is now open for the 2026 U.S. Open Cider Championship, and a big thank-you to everyone who’s already entered! Key dates: Where to [...]
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A New Language for Red Wines? Serena Gusmeri on Contemporary Chianti Classico
From sparkling wines and whites to Montefili’s Sangiovese: in the Gran Selezione, freshness and drinkability go hand in hand with structure and ageing potential, while preserving the wine’s distinctive identity. [...]
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La Genisia and the Evolving Identity of Metodo Classico in Oltrepò Pavese
September 25, 2026 (Codevilla, Italy) — Pinot Noir is probably the grape variety that more than any other reflects in the glass the characteristics of the place where it is [...]
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Australian Women in Wine Symposium advances gender equality
Australian Women in Wine Symposium advances gender equality
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Drew Bledsoe talks football lessons and wine business in Yakima
Drew Bledsoe talks football lessons and wine business in Yakima
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🎧They Make Sparkling Wine in England?!?
We know what you’re thinking. There’s no way they can make wine in England. We thought the same thing too, but here’s the deal. They are making some killer wine, especially sparkling wine, in England. Don’t believe it?!? Then you must listen to this episode. Once the butt of jokes, British wine is getting a reputation for excellence that is surprising both professionals and regular drinkers all over the world. There are a few factors that play into this rise of British bubbly that we discuss, including the impact of climate change, and the common soil they share with Champagne. Yes, that Champagne! While not the cheapest option, which is why we only tasted and reviewed one wine in this episode, you may be very surprised to find what a great option it is. Plus, in our wine in the news this week, we tell you what happens when a wasp, a badger, and a goose walk into a vineyard. Wine reviewed in this episode: Henners 2018 Vintage Sparkling Blend Send us a Text Message and we'll respond in
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Pa. winery calls national recognition a ‘huge deal’ as it prepares for its 25th anniversary party
Penns Woods Winery is the first producer in the state to receive Wine Enthusiast’s Wine Star Award for American Winery of the Year.
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For the Love of Zinfandel: An Essential History
A celebration of California Zinfandel at the Santa Fe Wine & Chile Fiesta.
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You Can Find The Wine…But Can You Buy It?
The role of new tech in delivering new sales
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The Rewards and Costs of Wine Writing Freedom
Plus – A preview of upcoming releases from Echolands and a crazy Wine of the Week
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Is Bronco’s business model a blueprint for the times?
Is Bronco’s business model a blueprint for the times?
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Afternoon Brief, September 24
What to Expect from 7 Potential New AVAs From Minnesota to New Jersey, seven proposed AVAs aim to distinguish emerging regions by climate, soils, and grape varieties...