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Red Rooster Winery Reintroduces Its Iconic Rooster as Naramata Bench Estate Readies for 2026 Visitor Season
Red Rooster Winery is back on the Naramata Bench. After a period of closure, vineyard loss, and rebuilding, one of the region’s original and most recognizable wineries has reopened its […] The post Red Rooster Winery Reintroduces Its Iconic Rooster as Naramata Bench Estate Readies for 2026 Visitor Season appeared first on Sip Magazine .
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Hunter Island Distillery – A New Legacy Awaits.
Chapter 25 in our series of celebrating Australian whisky takes us to Damian Mackey from Hunter Island Distillery in Tasmania, who began his professional life working as a graduate surveyor for Bill and Lyn Lark. The story of Tasmania’s modern distilling was unfolding before his eyes, and he decided then and there that whisky was […] The post Hunter Island Distillery – A New Legacy Awaits. appeared first on The Old Barrelhouse .
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Carmenere red wine variety
Carmenere is from Bordeaux but made its name in Chile. a few Australian winemakers are now using this variety.
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6 Years 278 days - Volume One
Boyle has finished the first of Toynbee's 12 volume series A Study of History.
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Why the Queen of Mexican Bread Concha is making a comeback and How to Pair it
The Concha Mexican Bread Comeback: Why the Queen of Pan Dulce is the Ultimate Pairing Partner with Port By Martha Cisneros Paja. In this article, I’ll be sharing everything you need to know about Concha Mexican Bread. If you click on any of the links I might obtain a small share for the sale which […] This post Why the Queen of Mexican Bread Concha is making a comeback and How to Pair it was posted on WineDivaa .
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Lucky Vines closes tasting room in Dublin
Image credit: Lucky Brewing Co. Lucky Vines Vineyard & Winery has announced the closure of its tasting room in Dublin. While not explicitly mentioned, this presumably means the company's side project, Lucky Brewing Co., is closing as well. Owners Jeff and Kimberley Hutchins added house beers to the menu in August 2021, roughly three years after opening the winery in late 2018. The company's name and logo had an Irish theme, in deference to the more famous Dublin city across the pond, which extended to stylistic beer offerings like Beour Blonde, Emerald Isle IPA and Luck-in Bock. From a social media post: "After much consideration, we have made the difficult decision to close the Lucky Vines Vineyard & Winery Tasting Room." This is not goodbye to Lucky Vines — it is simply the closing of one chapter and the beginning of another. While our Tasting Room has closed, Lucky Vines will continue through wine sales, private events, and honoring all currently booked events. We are excite
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🎧A Short Course in Publicity with O.G. Julie Ann Kodmur
Small Fortune podcast host Carol Collison talks with Julie Ann Kodmur who worked on an early Sotheby’s wine auction, and then worked for many important distributors and wine companies before starting her own company in 1997. Julie Ann shares many great ideas about how to get publicity for your company. From stodgy old media to today’s influencer media environment, Julie Ann has experienced it all on behalf of her clients.
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Iterum Wines Announces 2026 Spring Releases with Inaugural Sauvignon Blanc and New “Old Friend” Pinot Noirs
Seasonal experiences at Orchard House Estate and Spring Open House invite guests to explore Iterum’s vineyard firsthand through the personal hospitality and decades-long expertise of Joe Dobbes Salem, Ore. (May […] The post Iterum Wines Announces 2026 Spring Releases with Inaugural Sauvignon Blanc and New “Old Friend” Pinot Noirs appeared first on Sip Magazine .
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Unlock the Magic with The Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers
Chehalem Mountains AVA Unveils Wine Tasting Passport for Oregon Wine Month NEWBERG, OR – May 1, 2026 — Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers is pleased to announce a month-long promotional event inviting […] The post Unlock the Magic with The Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers appeared first on Sip Magazine .
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Afternoon Brief, May 12
$115 Billion U.S. Wine Market Enters ‘Reset’ Amid Shifting Consumer Trends: A new BMO report shows the U.S. wine market is undergoing a reset, though 71% of wineries surveyed expect a rebound. Interviews with the report’s authors explain the causes and when stabilization may begin...
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📺Luxury for Less: $30 Wines That Punch Above Their Weight!
John Jackson, DipWSET aka Attorney Somm, identifies 6 of his favorite wines that cost around $30 per bottle. These top $30 wines all offer excellent quality ...
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Howard Park Flint Rock Shiraz 2024
Howard Park head to the Great Southern region of WA for this fragrant and ‘Syrah’ styled label. 15% Whole bunches in the ferment and up to 15 months maturation in […]
video2000 Tomassi Amarone della Valpolicella Double Magnum! 🍷
2000 Tommasi Amarone della Valpolicella Special Selection Double Magnum. Aged wine from Veneto, made mostly from Corvina. #italianwine #corvina #2000 #aged #redwine #italianwine #wineexperience #wineenthusiast #mwlife #winelife #masterofwine #bobpaulinski
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Member’s Mark Sallyvine Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Review
Another nice Cab find from Sam’s Club, we review the Member’s Mark Private Reserve Sallyvine Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon from the ... Read more
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Cultivating Wine Tourism’s Future Talents in Valparaíso – Casablanca Valley
An educational ecosystem deeply connected to tourism, hospitality, and local identity is helping shape the future of wine tourism in the Valparaíso - Casablanca Valley. From specialized technical training in secondary education to university programs and continuous professional development initiatives, the region is cultivating a workforce that not only serves visitors, but also authentically represents the culture, traditions, and community values that define the valley. The post Cultivating Wine Tourism’s Future Talents in Valparaíso – Casablanca Valley appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Diam Bouchage and the Future of the Wine Cork
Diam Bouchage and the Future of the Wine Cork
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Wine Folly Co-Founder Madeline Puckette to Moderate Chenin Blanc Panel at Hella Chenin
May 13, 2026 (Seattle, WA) — Wine Folly co-founder Madeline Puckette will moderate the trade seminar “Chenin Blanc in a Changing Wine Culture” at the second annual Hella Chenin Wine Fest on May [...]
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American Wine Legislation Faces Critical Vote This Week
The Assembly Appropriations Committee will decide this week whether AB 1585 advances to the Assembly floor. May 12, 2026 (Sacramento, CA) — On Thursday, the Assembly Appropriations Committee will take [...]
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The Big Interview: Honore Comfort
The Big Interview: Honore Comfort
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Celebrate the Class of 2026 With These Must-Try Sparkling Wines
As the school year ends, it is time to celebrate the class of 2026. Graduating from college is a huge accomplishment that deserves a fitting celebration. After years of dedication, sacrifice, and hard work, a party with friends and family is an absolute must. I still remember my college graduation like it was yesterday. My friends and I were popping […] The post Celebrate the Class of 2026 With These Must-Try Sparkling Wines appeared first on Wine 365 .
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Wine’s leftovers could help wean chicken farms off antibiotics
Wine’s leftovers could help wean chicken farms off antibiotics
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CETYS Universidad and UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education Launch the Wine Marketing Program Mexico 2026
A premier executive program designed to advance strategic leadership, commercial capabilities, and global competitiveness in the Mexican wine industry May 12, 2026 (Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico) — CETYS Universidad, through [...]
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L’abbraccio della cera e del sughero: la silenziosa custodia del vino
I grandi vini hanno un destino segnato fin dai filari, ma la loro evoluzione si compie nel silenzio del vetro. In questo spazio millimetrico, tra il sughero e l’imboccatura, si gioca una partita fatta di scambi invisibili e adattamenti sottili, dove la protezione dell’identità sensoriale diventa una missione di assoluta precisione. In questo scenario di […] L'articolo L’abbraccio della cera e del sughero: la silenziosa custodia del vino proviene da La Stanza del vino .
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The Wonderful Company and Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits Expand Wine Distribution Agreement
Agreement expands distribution of JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery and Lewis Cellars nationwide May 12, 2026 (Los Angeles, CA) — The Wonderful Company’s wine business has announced the expansion of its [...]