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ARCHIVE TASTER: Getting to know the Côtes de Bordeaux (Season 3 Ep 13)
NB : This is archive material first released January 2022 and re-published here as a teaser for Wine Blast Season Three, which is available in full to Wine Blast PLUS subscribers. To find out more or sign up to enjoy the full range of member benefits, including archive access, follow this link to Wine Blast PLUS . Cheers! They're hotbeds of innovation, experimentation, affordability and sustainability. For as much as they fly under the radar, the Côtes de Bordeaux are instigating and leading a dynamic kind of change in the world's largest fine wine region. So what are the Côtes de Bordeaux? Where are they? And who are all these mostly family-run, smaller-scale producers who together produce 1 in 10 bottles of Bordeaux? In this, the concluding instalment of our three-part sponsored mini-series on Bordeaux, we dive in to find out more about the intriguing world of the Côtes de Bordeaux. We hear from Bordeaux expert Jane Anson and chat to Pauline Lapierre of Château Haut-Rian, plus we rec
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🎧Podcast 814 – Justin Ennis, Senior Director of Winemaking, Freestone Vineyards, Sonoma Coast – Life Between the Vines
Pinot Noir and Chardonnay tend to run hand in hand coastal areas of California. Freestone Vineyards focuses on those two grapes along the Sonoma Coast...
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The Best Places to Travel in December (For Beer Lovers and Beyond)
December is peak travel season. According to Airbnb, the number of hotel bookings tripled, and... The post The Best Places to Travel in December (For Beer Lovers and Beyond) appeared first on PorchDrinking .
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How to Build a Poker Drinking Game That Feels Fun Without Getting Too Complicated
Four people, one deck, and a couple of beers within reach, at a kitchen table.... The post How to Build a Poker Drinking Game That Feels Fun Without Getting Too Complicated appeared first on PorchDrinking .
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Clos de Vougeot for Cîteaux Abbey – Act II 148 Leading Burgundy Estates and Wine Houses Confirm Participation as Charity Auction Takes Shape
July 2, 2026 (France) — Following an initial phase dedicated to collecting wine donations, the event has now reached a significant new milestone. With the participation of 148 Burgundy estates [...]
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Celebrating 250 Years Enjoying Wine In America!
Reviews – Best of ’26 (so far); plus Compton Family, Kiona & Nysa
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Follador Prosecco Dal 1769: Over 250 Years of History Shaped into a Method
In the heart of Valdobbiadene, the winery redefines Prosecco Superiore DOCG through family heritage, winemaking research and a contemporary vision of tradition July 2, 2026 (Col San Martino, Italy) — [...]
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London Packaging Week Strengthens Role as UK’s Leading Cross-Industry Packaging and Policy Platform
New strategic partners, including BRC, FDF, INCPEN and WRAP, underline growing industry collaboration, as London Packaging Week returns to Excel London on September 16 & 17 July 2, 2026 — [...]
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Belle & Bottle Launches National Membership Platform Connecting Boutique Wineries with Values-Driven Consumers
The Belle & Bottle Collective brings together boutique, family-run, and female-led wineries and farms with a growing national audience seeking story, place, and purpose in what they eat and drink [...]
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The LA Phil Announces Market Tastings Series Schedule at the Hollywood Bowl
Complimentary Wine Tastings on Wednesdays and Sundays, Featuring Artisanal Winemakers, Sommeliers, Beer Professionals and Importers in the Plaza Marketplace Wine and Beer Talent are Hand-Selected by James Beard Award Winner [...]
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Judging panel revealed for Beer Writers awards
The British Guild of Beer Writers have announced the judges for their 2026 awards. The panel brings together expertise from across the food and drink industry. Chaired by last year’s Beer Writer of the Year, David Jesudason, the panel has been selected to represent a broad range of experience and expertise. “Judging the awards is […] The post Judging panel revealed for Beer Writers awards first appeared on Beer Today . The post Judging panel revealed for Beer Writers awards appeared first on Beer Today .
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Bodegas Ramón Bilbao Shines Through Constant Innovation
Bodegas Ramón Bilbao is breaking the mold of traditional enotourism. Backed by the 2026 Best Of Wine Tourism award, the winery combines interactive 3D mapping, sensory vineyard tours, and WSET-trained hospitality to connect with today's demanding wine traveler before they even step foot in Haro. The post Bodegas Ramón Bilbao Shines Through Constant Innovation appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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2013 YoungInglewood Right Bank Blend – A Birthday Treat!
Photo from YoungInglewood Website The Winery This small winery is best-known for their Cabernet Sauvignon and “Bordeaux blends”, as they are situated on historic vineyard land in St. Helena, California. However, they’ve got a passion for several white wines like Chardonnay, Vin Clair and a rare Aligoté that is oak aged. One of the most […]
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A Pitmaster's Guide to Barbecue & Maryland Wine
The District Pit's Roger Sherman shares his tips for pairing people, barbecue, and Maryland […]
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Why Champagne Is So Expensive (And What You’re Really Paying For)
I once watched a man spend nearly five minutes staring at a bottle of Champagne. He picked it up. Turned it around. Read the label like it contained a secret. Nodded slowly, as if the bottle had just explained itself. Then he saw the price. €98. His expression changed immediately.... The post Why Champagne Is So Expensive (And What You’re Really Paying For) appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
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Seated Wine Tasting- Catena Zapata Returns!- July 17th
Catena Zapata – Argentinian Wine Tasting Special Guest Ann Marie Sgroi 6:30 to 8:30pm – Friday, July 17th $15 / Person Call to Reserve 410-398-3838 Once again Ann Marie will be joining us to present a lineup of the winery that put Argentina on the map for fine wine, Catena Zapata. Tasting list to be…
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Seattle Mariners Present the Inaugural Batter Up Brewfest on July 11th
The first-ever Batter Up Brewfest is a beer fest at the ballpark, but not at the ballgame; rather, it is a beer fest at the ballpark during a ballgame. The Mariners will be in Tampa to play the Rays. During the festival, they’ll broadcast the game on the big screen.
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Coot Lake Storm Brewing: Dramatic Summer Skies Over One of Boulder’s Most Scenic Lakes
There’s something magical about a Colorado summer afternoon when towering storm clouds begin to gather over the mountains. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures that moment perfectly at Coot Lake, where calm waters reflect the rugged Front Range as dark clouds roll in, creating one of Boulder County’s most dramatic natural scenes. Located just […] The post Coot Lake Storm Brewing: Dramatic Summer Skies Over One of Boulder’s Most Scenic Lakes first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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Croft Pink Port Cocktails to Shake Up Your Summer
When it comes to Croft Pink Port, erase any ideas you have about Port in your mind. Typically, people associate Port with the wintertime and heavier, more full-bodied drinking. Croft Pink Port is here to change that notion completely. This is a vibrant pink fruity explosion in the best way. Personally, I would compare it to an Aperol […] The post Croft Pink Port Cocktails to Shake Up Your Summer appeared first on Wine 365 .
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American Wines for the 250th Anniversary
By Martha Cisneros Paja This weekend, we will be watching the sail festival and fireworks, and I am sure you will be cooking or grilling American classics. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and for me, a juicy veggie burger, because let’s be honest, food culture Americana has evolved and gotten copious. To celebrate the monumental 250th Anniversary […] This post American Wines for the 250th Anniversary was posted on WineDivaa .
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Wine in history: The wine-soaked wit of Lord Rochester
"The problem was that his wit flowed forth most brilliantly when he was in his cups, so that his friends could hardly bear to let him turn sober." The post Wine in history: The wine-soaked wit of Lord Rochester appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
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Powdery Mildew Control in Vineyards by Robots and UV-C Technology
In recent years, vineyards around the world have been witnessing the growing use of advanced machines. Personally, I’ve always been fascinated by machines, probably because of my civil engineering background, where I had the opportunity to work alongside a wide range of construction equipment and infrastructure machinery. I have always admired how such machines can Continue reading "Powdery Mildew Control in Vineyards by Robots and UV-C Technology"