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New consumers, territory, culture: Pertinace’s model for adapting to a fluid and demanding market
The director Cesare Barbero shares the strategy with which the Treiso cooperative interprets the changes in the contemporary wine world. L'articolo New consumers, territory, culture: Pertinace’s model for adapting to a fluid and demanding market proviene da Wine Meridian .
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Mexico City Soccer World Cup 2026 Wine and Food
By Martha Cisneros Paja Mexico City (CDMX) is a city where every corner tells a story of survival and celebration. It is juxtaposition of feelings : pure passion and the eternal hope built upon a landscape of ancient stone. Every-time I visit Mexico City I reconnect with my roots but also discover a new trendy […] This post Mexico City Soccer World Cup 2026 Wine and Food was posted on WineDivaa .
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Investec Trophy Wine Show celebrates 25 years of excellence in winemaking
The Investec Trophy Wine Show marks its 25th edition in 2026, celebrating a quarter century of excellence in South African winemaking and the talent behind the country’s finest wines.
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Beyond family management: Armando Castagnedi on the managerial evolution of Tenuta Sant’Antonio
How to transform a family business into an organized structure: management control, new professional figures and a constant pursuit of innovation. L'articolo Beyond family management: Armando Castagnedi on the managerial evolution of Tenuta Sant’Antonio proviene da Wine Meridian .
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6 Years 319 days - Proposal
Boyle proposes a new segment for Sundays. What do you think?
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Wine + Its Lore: Geography Shapes the Glass
Wine culture loves a tasting note the same way Carrie Bradshaw loves a Manolo Blahnik heel. Blackberry? Wet stone? Tobacco? We are enamored by them in different ways, but they all serve a purpose. Sometimes a suspiciously specific reference to “forest floor” can even bring us together. The longer you spend around wine, the [...]
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Ohmygod–Part 5 Call The Cops!
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
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Q&8 | Wang Yuanzhu on Partnering Rice & Grapes
Coram Collective 集岩酿造 ranks among the most intriguing projects to pop up in China in recent years. Founded in 2023, with production from 2024, this ...
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The Chain Has Been Rattled!
This week's episode of The Weekly Pint dives into the chaos happening at a couple local chains - By Golly's and The Works... The post The Chain Has Been Rattled! appeared first on The Gnarly Gnome .
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Hosting a destination: the human value that transforms place into essence
Authenticity lives in the hands and hearts of those who make these regions unique. From the UNESCO World Heritage landscapes, carefully shaped by generations of human presence, to wine tasting and gastronomic indulgence, in Porto’s Great Wine Capital people are not just part of the experience, they are its core value. The post Hosting a destination: the human value that transforms place into essence appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Mora Dry Riesling 2023 Review
This wine is from Mora and is a dry riesling from Bannockburn in Central Otago in New Zealand. It’s bottled […] The post Mora Dry Riesling 2023 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
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Rahr Brewing and Lakewood Brewing Announce Partnership
Rahr Brewing and Lakewood Brewing announce a new contract brewing partnership that will expand production capacity for select Rahr brands. The post Rahr Brewing and Lakewood Brewing Announce Partnership appeared first on NTX Beer .
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Barcelona rooftop bars
Barcelona Rooftop Bars Published: 09/06/2026 The sun is shining and Barcelona is looking beautiful. But with all the hustle and bustle of the city, we think it’s important to have a few places up your sleeve where you can relax and unwind. Whether you’re a local here or just visiting, the rooftop bar is the […]
videoHow to read a French Wine Label in 4 Steps
🇫🇷 Ever looked at a French wine label and thought, "Yeah... I have no idea what any of this says?" 🍷😅 You're not alone. The good news? Once you know what to look for, French wine labels become a whole lot less intimidating. Adam is back with 4 quick tips that will help you decode a French wine label like a pro, so you'll spend less time guessing and more time finding your next favorite bottle. Save this for your next wine shopping trip! 🍷
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Brewing Bigger Change | IWCBD 2026
International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day (IWCBD) has delivered its biggest year yet. In 2026, 88 brew days took place across the UK and internationally, bringing together 1,153 participants, producing 93 brand-new beers, and raising an outstanding £33,889 for women’s causes – a 25% increase on last year. Now in its second year under the stewardship...
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Why You Should Book Your Portugal Trip with a Travel Advisor
So you've decided to visit Portugal for a (wine) trip. You open your laptop, type "Tours Portugal" or "what to do in Portugal" into Google, and within seconds, you're drowning in 47 browser tabs, conflicting TripAdvisor reviews, and endless accommodation options. Every winery promises a unique experience, every tour claims to be authentic, and every recommendation seems to contradict the last. Somewhere in that noise is the perfect trip—but comparing your options feels overwhelming, and neither Google nor ChatGPT can easily help you discover the truly unique, lesser-known experiences that match your interests.
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The 134-Year-Old Château d’Yquem Discovery
Finding A Bottle From 1892 Is Extraordinary The post The 134-Year-Old Château d’Yquem Discovery appeared first on Moncharm Wine Traders .
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Ritorna a Pontelatone il Casavecchia e Pallagrello Wine Festival 2026, l’evento dedicato ai vitigni dell’Alto Casertano
Tre giorni dedicati ai grandi vini del territorio, ai vitigni identitari dell’Alto Casertano e alle eccellenze gastronomiche locali. Dal 3 al 5 luglio 2026 torna a Pontelatone (Caserta) il Casavecchia & Pallagrello Wine Festival, manifestazione promossa dalla Pro Loco di Pontelatone, presieduta da Lorenzo Monaco, in collaborazione con la Strada del Vino Casavecchia di Pontelatone, […] L'articolo Ritorna a Pontelatone il Casavecchia e Pallagrello Wine Festival 2026, l’evento dedicato ai vitigni dell’Alto Casertano proviene da insidewine .
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What is Saison beer?
What exactly is a Saison? Ask ten brewers and you may get ten different answers. While Saison is widely recognised as one of Belgium's classic beer styles, its farmhouse origins and long history of interpretation make it surprisingly difficult to define. In this article, award-winning beer writer Stephen Beaumont explores the origins of Saison, the role of yeast in shaping its character, and why this refreshing Belgian style remains one of the brewing world's most fascinating categories. Of all the beer styles that are misconstrued by even many of those who brew them, Saison must surely rank among the most misunderstood. Although owing to the single style success of one particular brewery, Brasserie Dupont, it was not always thus. In the 1980s and early ‘90s, Belgium was experiencing its transformation from a little-known beer-drinking nation to the global centre of brewing ingenuity,. Much of that newfound attention was driven by the work of beer writer Michael Jackson, whose influent
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Cambiamenti climatici, l’incontro delle Donne del Vino Sardegna per guardare alle sfide in corso
L’impatto delle modifiche delle condizioni climatiche sulle produzioni agricole? Sempre più pesante. E certo non si salva la coltivazione della vite né in termini di quantità che di qualità dell’uva e perciò dei vini. Occorre occuparsi di più dell’incidenza dei cambiamenti climatici e ben venga lo spazio per la divulgazione secondo l’associazione Donne del Vino […]
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The un-Cava, Cava
As shown in the report on the Corpinnat sparkling wines, there’s no debate as to the solid momentum behind this association. What started as a group of six ‘rogue’ high-quality sparkling winemakers abandoning the Denomination of Origin Cava has turned into a serious bubbly force to be reckoned with. I feel like the larger question being asked now isn’t, “Why would someone leave DO Cava?” and much more, “Why wouldn’t someone join Corpinnat?” While it may seem a rather obvious direction to take, there are vast and varied barriers to […] For full access, please log in or purchase a subscription.
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[Longform] L’appuntamento | Giulia Härri ft. Alessandro Morichetti (su Bromio 5)
Della gloriosa rivista Porthos mi mancano da anni le lunghe interviste sbobinate. Sono sempre corso a leggerle prima di tutto il resto perché il fluire lento dei pensieri e degli argomenti senza un centro, con parentesi, scatti in avanti e … continua »
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Historic Beer Birthday: Pedro Rodenbach
Today is the birthday of Pedro Rodenbach (June 8, 1794-January 20, 1848). He was a military officer and fought in the Battle of Waterloo. When he left the army in 1818, he married a brewer’s daughter, Regina Wauters, who was from Mechelen in Belgium. After Pedro’s father died, he and his brothers, Alexander, Ferdinand and […]
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Beer Saints: St. Medard of Noyon
Today is the feast day of St. Medard of Noyon, who was also known as St. Medardus (c. 456–545). “He was the Bishop of Noyon. He moved the seat of the diocese from Vermand to Noviomagus Veromanduorum (modern Noyon) in northern France. Medardus was one of the most honored bishops of his time, often depicted […]