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Three French Wine Regions, Three Distinctive White Wines
Today we’re sipping wines made in three French wine regions. All are white wines with relatively low alcohol but very different flavor profiles. And, as you might expect from French wines, all are made to enjoy with food. Our tasting begins in Champagne before moving to the South West France and ends in the Loire Valley. Champagne everyone will recognize, […] The post Three French Wine Regions, Three Distinctive White Wines appeared first on Pull That Cork.
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Perfect 100-Point Score for Rose & Arrow 2023 Touchstone Pinot Noir Affirms Eola-Amity Hills as a Global Wine Powerhouse
James Suckling Awards 100 Points to Rose & Arrow Estate 2023 Pinot Noir Eola-Amity Hills Touchstone During AVA’s 20th Anniversary Year, Suckling’s First Oregon 100pt Pinot Noir Eola-Amity Hills, OR [...]
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Enartis Consolidates a €130 Million Business Ecosystem and Appoints New Leadership: Cambieri as CEO, Ticozzelli as General Manager
The Galliate (Novara)-based company brings Enartis, Winegrid, and Parsec under a single governance structure, creating the first integrated system for winemaking process management. Galliate (Italy), May 26, 2026 — Enartis, [...]
podcast· 12:24Oregon wines and stocking up for Gopher football and goose hunting season!
This week Ted shares some tastes of the Pacific Northwest, today is some Oregon selections from the Columbian Valley region and we also offer up some tastes to go with your goose hunting and Gopher football needs!
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The Future of Wine Is Changing. The Community Around It Is Not.
I have spent more than two decades in the wine industry. And while wine is a product, a commodity, I have never thought of it only as that. Wine tells stories. Each bottle tells the story of a place, culture, family, and history, as well as the year and the people involved in bringing it to life. Some of my closest friendships, most memorable travels, and meaningful conversations have taken place around a table with wine. Wine has always been about connection.
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Wine Road Names Katie Ambrosi as New Executive Director
Healdsburg, CA, May 26, 2026 — Wine Road is pleased to announce Katie Ambrosi as its new Executive Director. Ambrosi will officially begin her new role on June 1, as the [...]
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Kentucky Wine Country
Kentucky Wine Country 1798 was the year the first grapes were planted in Kentucky, starting earlier than most of its midwestern neighbors. But, like them, the wine industry that had developed over the next century was wiped out by Prohibition. Today the state has a growing wine industry and acreage in two AVAs, the Indiana ... Read more
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Clos Pegase Winery to Celebrate Grand Opening on June 27
Wine Club Members and VIPs Attend Free as the Restored Napa Valley Monument to Art and Wine Opens Its Doors to the Public CALISTOGA, CA — Adair Family Wines will host [...]
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Oregon Pinot Noir Earns Historic First-Ever 100-Point Score from James Suckling
Oregon Pinot Noir Earns Historic First-Ever 100-Point Score from James Suckling MCMINNVILLE, Ore. (May 26, 2026) — Oregon Pinot noir has earned its first-ever perfect 100-point score from James Suckling, [...]
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Old York Cellars Launches the “MIDFIELD” Summer Celebration Highlighting NJ Wine Country at the Center of the Region’s Biggest Summer Events
RINGOES, NJ – May 26, 2026 – For generations, the historic Old York Road connected travelers, merchants, diplomats and cultures on the journey between Philadelphia and New York. Long before [...]
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Glassy-winged sharpshooter detected on grapevine plants sold at Napa Costco, raising alarm for wine industry
Glassy-winged sharpshooter detected on grapevine plants sold at Napa Costco, raising alarm for wine industry
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Wines of the Santa Cruz Mountains to Offer Limited Time Tasting Passport for Fifa World Cup 26™ SF Bay Area
APTOS, Calif. (May 26, 2026)—Wines of the Santa Cruz Mountains is offering a new tasting passport for a limited time during the FIFA World Cup 26™ SF Bay Area. The [...]
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🎧📺Are Seasonal Cocktails a Trap? | The VinePair Podcast
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Paso Robles Distillery Trail: The Best Craft Spirits Beyond the Wine
Explore the Paso Robles Distillery Trail — 13 craft distilleries producing whiskey, gin, brandy, and more across California's Central Coast.
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Cleveland’s newest winery wants to feel less like a bar and more like a family table
A family-founded urban winery with Greek roots opens in Cleveland, offering hand-crafted wines and a welcoming, communal atmosphere.
videoTHE FUTURE OF TIMORASSO AND ITALIAN WINE WITH WALTER MASSA
As an official media partner, Italian Wine Podcast brings you firsthand insights from Grandi Langhe e il Piemonte del Vino 2026, Piedmont's premier wine event that took place on January 26-27, in Turin. Join top producers, buyers, and experts to explore emerging styles, winemaking innovations, and market trends shaping the region's future. From Barolo and Barbaresco to hidden gems, this series offers in-depth interviews and behind-the-scenes insights, revealing Piedmont's impact on the global wine scene. Today, Stevie Kim’s guest is Walter Massa, the producer behind Vigneti Massa and one of the key figures in the revival of Timorasso in the Colli Tortonesi. In this conversation, Walter reflects on the evolution of Timorasso, a grape that has grown from a small presence in the Tortona area into one of the most talked-about stories in Piemonte wine. Stevie and Walter discuss Derthona, the role of producers who have invested in the territory, and Romanzo del Vino, a project built arou
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Finding A Calling At Rúakh Wines
A few vintages in has the brand evolving to focus on her favorite wine variety: Petit Verdot. I had been coming to Paso Robles for a long time before I decided that wine was what I wanted to do.
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Castle Rock Winery Wines Featured in James Suckling’s “Breaking Away from the Big and Bold: Washington 2026 Tasting Report”
Rolling Hills, Calif. — May 26, 2026 — Castle Rock Winery proudly announced today that two of its Columbia Valley red wines were featured in renowned wine critic James Suckling’s newly [...]
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Should we pour fine wine down the sink? | New Brief #273
Some words slip into everyday vocabulary without anyone really noticing. Minerality comes to mind — a term that suddenly appeared out of nowhere and began taking up space, a lot of space. These days, minerality is sprinkled over wines as if writers were paid by the syllable. Another one is “fine wine”. Admittedly, it has […] Continue reading: Should we pour fine wine down the sink? | New Brief #273 The post Should we pour fine wine down the sink? | New Brief #273 was originally published on BKWine Magazine and written by Britt Karlsson . Copyright BKWine and BKWine Magazine. If you see it published elsewhere in full it has been republished without our permission. BKWine Magazine - Wine on the internet since 1996 Read more: On BKWine’s Wine Tours: Wine and food tours to the world’s wine regions | BKWine Tours Om BKWines Vinresor och matresor: Världens bästa vinresor och matresor | BKWine Vinresor On BKWine’s Wine Photography: Photography on Wine, Food and Travel | BKWine Photography
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Athlete of the Week: Gomez’s consistency and clutch hitting key for Crushers in the postseason to take the final award of the school year
Ella Gomez was consistent and steady to take the Athlete of the Week award from May 11 to 24th, our final award of the 2025-26 school year. The post Athlete of the Week: Gomez’s consistency and clutch hitting key for Crushers in the postseason to take the final award of the school year appeared first on Napa Sports News .
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Archaeologists unearth 2,300 year old bottle of Chinese beer
Excavations of a fourth-century tomb located a mile from the Great Wall of China uncovered a "masterfully fermented" beer thought to have been brewed under the Zhou dynasty. The post Archaeologists unearth 2,300 year old bottle of Chinese beer appeared first on The Drinks Business.
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Texas Hill Country Barrels & Bites 2026 Wine Festival Tickets, Dates and Wineries
If your idea of a solid weekend involves a glass of Texas wine in one hand and something chef driven in the other, this one’s not optional. Tickets are officially live for Barrels + Bites, a three day Hill Country takeover from Texas Hill Country Wineries happening Friday through Sunday, June 12 through 14. A […] The post Texas Hill Country Barrels & Bites 2026 Wine Festival Tickets, Dates and Wineries appeared first on Austin Food Magazine .
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Flying Goat Cellars Sues Santa Barbara Over Unconstitutional Mandate
May 26, 2026 — It’s a bedrock constitutional principle: the government can’t compel a private business to fund speech it disagrees with—but that’s exactly what’s happened to Flying Goat Cellars, a [...]
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ALB Vodka Named Preferred Onboard Vodka of JSX, America’s Highest Rated Air Carrier
New York’s Award-Winning Challenger Vodka Continues Rapid Expansion Into Premium Travel ALBANY, N.Y., [May 26, 2026] — ALB Vodka, the award-winning spirit produced in Albany, N.Y., today announced a brand [...]