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videoTip for Wines Under a Screw Cap
If a wine under screw cap has a reductive smell, often like cooked cabbage or burnet rubber some vigorous aeration can save the day. Give the wine a good swirl for a minute, check the aroma, often times it’ll be greatly improved. #winetasting #winelover #wineeducation #wineexperience #wine #wineshorts #aeration #swirl #mwlife #masterofwine #bobpaulinski
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🇵🇷Vinos entre $20 y $40 del Wine News TV Selection🍷 No pienses mucho el asunto, ya te escogí los #vinos. Disponibles en varios de los supermercados Ralph's Supermercado y Mayorista. Agradecido de Pan American Wines & Spirits por esta colaboración de poner a la disposición de mis seguidores en #puertorico vinos que me gustan mucho y que están en muy buen #precio. Cuéntenme si han probado alguno. ¡Salud y dele share! #supermercado #boricua
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🎧Ep 188 Featuring Wine Enthusiast Person of the Year Gretchen Roddick – Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance
🍇 Where Wine Takes You, Episode Highlights 🍷 Preroll content brought to you by Cork & Cruise and their Nov 2027 cruise featuring Epoch, LXV, and Adam Montiel From a part-time tasting room job in Paso Robles to helping lead the entire California wine industry, Gretchen Roddick has built quite a career. And 2026 has … Continued
videoBOOze for the witches, brews for the baddies 👻 #Short
BOOze for the witches, brews for the baddies 👻 Recipe (serves ~6–8) • 1 bottle Stella Rosa Black (chilled) • 1 cup pomegranate juice • 1 cup sparkling water or lemon-lime soda • Fresh orange slices and muddled blackberries 📸 @raexhunt #HalloweenPitcher #BoozyCocktail #CocktailInspo #Short
videoPortugal down 34%. China down 25%. Why is wine consumption falling?
Kathleen Burk on the global decline in wine drinking, and the reasons behind it. #WinePodcast #KathleenBurk #WineConsumption #Shorts
videoAntinori
🍷🇮🇹 ANTINORI: OVER 600 YEARS OF ITALIAN WINE EXCELLENCE In this episode of Wine News TV, I had the pleasure of tasting wines with Bruce Holder, representative of Marchesi Antinori, one of Italy’s most historic and respected wine families. Did you know that the Antinori family’s winemaking history dates back to 1385? For more than six centuries, generations of the family have combined tradition, innovation, and a passion for their land to produce some of Italy’s most celebrated wines. From the elegance of Sangiovese to iconic wines such as Tignanello and Solaia, we explore the history, philosophy, and craftsmanship behind one of the most influential names in Italian wine. 🎙️ Join me for this conversation about wine, heritage, and the stories behind every bottle. 🍷 Because every great wine has a story worth sharing. #WineNewsTV #Antinori #ItalianWine #WinePodcast #WineLovers
videoRetsina Explained -How Greece's Traditional Wine Is Being Reinvented
Can pine resin have terroir? And could one of Greece's most misunderstood wines be capable of far greater complexity than its reputation suggests? In this episode of Wine With Jimmy, I speak with Greek winemaker and chemical engineer Eleni Kechri of 1979 Wines about the reinvention of Retsina through Assyrtiko, sustainable pine resin harvesting and scientific research. Retsina is a traditional Greek wine made using pine resin during fermentation. Historically associated with simple, inexpensive wines, it is now being explored by producers who see its potential for quality, complexity and ageing. Eleni explains how her research into resin from the Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis) has revealed differences in aromatic character depending on where and how the resin is collected. By comparing conventionally harvested resin with sustainably collected resin, she has begun exploring the concept of pine terroir. We also discuss the importance of the base wine. Eleni grows Assyrtiko in her vine
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INSIDER DEAL! 56% Off 93-94 Point Saviah Rocks District Syrah
Save over $33 a bottle on this rich, smooth, savory and complex beauty from the estate Waterstone Vineyard in the ... Read more
videoWould you pay $450 to drink something made in 1927?
Would you pay $450 to drink something made in 1927? Because once you start thinking about what has happened in the world since this wine was made, the price suddenly feels a little different. This isn’t just an old bottle. It’s drinkable history. Comment “1927” and we’ll send you the full episode.
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Afternoon Brief, October 16
2026 California Winegrape Mapping Project Released: The California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG), in partnership with industry grower and vintner associations, has released the results of the 2026 California Winegrape Mapping Project, providing a detailed statewide view of winegrape acreage...
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📺How Does Rosé Get Into a Can? • Alta Colina • Paso Robles • Wine Bros Uncorked
How does rosé go from the winery into a can? 🍷🥫We’re back at Alta Colina in Paso Robles to find out.In this final stop at Alta Colina, we join new winemake...
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What happens when data centers come to wine country?
The Columbia Valley is prime agricultural land, growing dozens of crops including wheat, apples, cherries, hops, and wine grapes. The latest ‘crop’? Data centers. According to the Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business, Trammell Crow Company has purchased approximately 1,000 acres of land in West Richland, northeast of
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📺Tolpuddle Unicorn Chard, Trophy-Winning Decades Pinot, Pannell’s EPIC Twin Grenaches & More!
Welcome back to Wine Unfiltered! 🍷Wade is officially back in the studio after the birth of his baby girl, and we're jumping straight into the deep end with ...
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Wine Spectator Celebrates 50 Years
—Special 50th Anniversary Issue Reflects on Wine Spectator’s JourneyFrom Fledgling Local Newspaper to the World’s Leading Wine Authority— October 16, 2026 (New York) — Raise your glass! Wine Spectator, the [...]
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What to Check Before Trusting an Online Retailer With a Case of Wine
What to Check Before Trusting an Online Retailer With a Case of Wine
videoEp. 2818 Making Italian Wine More Relevant, Engaging, and Fun with Amari Collins, aka Vin Dealer ...
Welcome to Episode 2818 of the Italian Wine Podcast. In this episode of the Masterclass US Wine Market, Juliana Colangelo is joined by Amari Collins, the New York wine educator and creator known as Vin Dealer, to explore how wine can be made more culturally relevant, more fun, and more exciting for the next generation of drinkers. Amari shares her approach to teaching and tasting at Swirl School, her three-hour wine experience that mixes education, games, and movement, and who actually shows up to her events. She talks about taking Swirl School from New York out on the road, and how she chooses the wines to pour at each stop. The conversation turns to what Italy needs to do to connect with younger wine consumers and keep them curious. They also look at social media: what people want to learn from wine content, and how wineries can make their own stories relatable. Key Takeaways: • Making wine education more fun, engaging, and culturally relevant.
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Britain’s wine market sells 85% of its volume to consumers over 45
Britain’s wine market sells 85% of its volume to consumers over 45
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Shibuya Hoppmann: Sustainable Decontamination Solutions for Next-Gen Aseptic Lines
By: Chad Ellis, Vice President, Imports October 16, 2026 — Every hour, high-speed production lines in food and beverage plants turn out thousands of packaged products trusted to remain safe [...]
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Why Jancis Robinson Remains Optimistic About Wine
It’s not all doom-and-gloom for the lead author of the World Atlas of Wine
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2027 Unified Wine & Grape Symposium Announces Flash Sale as Registration Opens Oct. 20
Three days of industry insights, innovation and connections to help shapewhat’s next for wine October 16, 2026 (Sacramento, CA) — In celebration of its 33rd year, the Unified Wine & [...]
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Guala Closures Strengthens Wine Closures Capacity in the US and Americas with Acquisition of Equipment Assets from G3 Enterprises
October 16, 2026 (Milano, Italy) — Guala Closures, a global leader in specialty beverage and pharmaceutical closure solutions, today announced that it has reached an agreement with G3 Enterprises, a [...]
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2026 California Winegrape Mapping Project Released
Statewide Analysis Identifies 439,115 Standing Acres and 47,229 Acres Removed October 15, 2026 (Sacramento, CA) — The California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG), in partnership with industry grower and vintner [...]
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Veteran Business Operator Launches The Winery Profit Reset™ to Help Independent Wineries Restore Profit in a Structural Downturn
October 16, 2026 (Columbia, CA) — With U.S. wine sales down 23% from 2020 and many independent wineries operating without profit, business coach Donald Nay has launched The Winery Profit [...]
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Passaggio Wines closure latest hit to Sonoma Valley music scene
Passaggio Wines closure latest hit to Sonoma Valley music scene