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Scopri la storia del radicchio rosso di Treviso: il “fiore d’inverno”.
Questo pregiato ortaggio ha una lunga tradizione che risale al XVIII secolo . Il radicchio rosso di Treviso è un ibrido di cicoria , caratterizzato dalle sue foglie croccanti e dal suo colore rosso vivo. Ma cosa rende davvero unico il radicchio rosso? Innanzitutto, il clima particolare di Treviso, con inverni freddi e nebbiosi , gli conferisce un sapore amarognolo distintivo. Inoltre, la sua coltivazione richiede un'attenzione e una cura particolari: il radicchio viene trapiantato durante il...
videoSpring Sunrise Over Pritchard Hill | Chappellet Vineyards
Sunrise light washes over lush green vineyards on Pritchard Hill as Napa Valley wakes in calm silence. Aerial flights drift above Chappellet, revealing rolling hillsides, fresh spring growth, and the quiet beauty that follows the winter rains. #chappellet #napavalley #pritichardhill #springvineyards #sunrise #vineyardviews #winecountry #aerialvideo #napaexplore
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Vinyl in the Vines grooves for good!
Funk for Food – 31 January 2026 Known and loved by locals – Vinyl in the Vines is back! The DJ collective will feature a range of music for your listening and dancing pleasure, while you enjoy great wine, beer and food. Presenting Funk for Food featuring DJs Boom, Mr. Slice and Stretch First, to […] The post Vinyl in the Vines grooves for good! appeared first on Lawson's Dry Hills .
videoFirst Escargot: French Cuisine's Best Secrets Revealed! #shorts
Diving into French cuisine with escargot for the very first time. It's surprisingly delicious! French food has three unbeatable elements: dessert, bread, and bubbles. #Escargot #FrenchCuisine #FoodieAdventures #FirstTime
videoL'Italia ha solo 107 anni? L'incredibile unificazione svelata! #shorts
Scopri il genio di Camillo Benso Conte di Cavour, la mente dietro l'unificazione italiana. Immagini mozzafiato di castelli e vigneti narrano questa epica trasformazione. #Cavour #UnitàItaliana #StoriaItaliana #Risorgimento
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When and Why You Should Decant Wine
Decanting is part chemistry and part ritual. It gives your wine both the oxygen it needs and the presentation that elevates the experience. The post When and Why You Should Decant Wine appeared first on Brooks Wine .
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Brunelle
Absinthe is definitely an ingredient that I’m used to using in small quantities. A rinse, a mist, a dash; these are absinthe measurements I’m quite comfortable with. That hint of herbaceous anise can make or break a cocktail recipe. It’s when I see a drink with The post Brunelle first appeared on Garnish .
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From Violin to Vin Jaune: How Eleven Madison Park’s Wine Director Rethinks Luxury in the Glass
At three-Michelin-star Eleven Madison Park in Manhattan, the wine list is as storied as the dining room. For Wine Director Adam Waddell, the job isn’t just about curating bottles; it’s about orchestrating emotion, memory and discovery — often in fewer glasses than before. Waddell, who took over the program in 2025 after joining the restaurant as associate wine director in 2023, did not set out to become a sommelier. He arrived in New York City in 2010 to study classical violin performance,…
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Christmas Tipples 2025
CHRISTMAS TIPPLES: It’s nice to have something special on the table when welcoming family and friends around the festive period. The post Christmas Tipples 2025 appeared first on Laura Hadland: The Extreme Housewife .
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5 Overlooked Details in Event Planning
Are you planning an upcoming event and feeling the pressure of getting everything just right? We get it; there are a lot a number of things to consider—hiring vendors, planning your drink menu, coordinating schedules, and so on. We understand it’s easy to let some crucial factors fade into the background. In this blog, our... View Article
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What is London Dry Gin? (Updated 2024)
In The post What is London Dry Gin? (Updated 2024) appeared first on the GIN is IN .
videoMezcal vs. Tequila - Mike Explains
In honor of National Margarita Day this Sunday (2/22) 🍹, we’re sharing one of our latest educational videos answering a question we get all the time: What’s the difference between mezcal and tequila? If you’ve ever wondered about mezcal vs. tequila, how each agave spirit is made, what types of agave are used, or why mezcal often has a smoky flavor while tequila is typically smoother and cleaner — this quick breakdown has you covered. Whether you’re building the perfect margarita recipe or exploring new agave spirits, this is your guide to sipping smarter on Margarita Day. Cheers!
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Holiday Wine Christmas Gifts To Delight & Enjoy!
The following is a list of holiday Christmas gifts related to wine to delight peoples’ hearts. I’m opening with “Stikky Wine,” because it is the most delightful wine book EVER, so affordable, and going onto my Wine Book page. Best Wine Book for Beginners Stikky Books is a very affordable and great entry-to-wine book […] The post Holiday Wine Christmas Gifts To Delight & Enjoy! first appeared on Wine Blog .
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I should drink more Riesling!
<p>Don’t tend to drink a lot of Riesling, and to be honest, I don’t know why, as I always enjoy it.</p><p>I do prefer the dry Rieslings, and this Alsace bottle was, for me, just what I want. Alsace is one of the driest regions in France, allowing a l
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Experimental Brewing – Chapter 1 – The Basics
Authors’ Note: Way back in the Spring of 2013, we were approached to write a book titled Experimental Homebrewing that would “Out Randy” Randy Mosher’s wonderfully crazy Radical Brewing. Quickly, we decided that it was a practical impossibility to achieve … Continue reading →
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Experimental Brewing – Introduction
Authors’ Note: Way back in the Spring of 2013, we were approached to write a book titled Experimental Homebrewing that would “Out Randy” Randy Mosher and his wonderfully crazy Radical Brewing. Drew teamed up with Denny to write this book and … Continue reading →
videoRetail is not a flex in the wine business. #WineBusiness #Entrepreneurship #BrandBuilding
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videoUmani Ronchi with Wanda Mann (01/2026)
The Umani Ronchi story is one of ancient vines, land, and people. It began more than half a century ago at Cupramontana, in the heart of Verdicchio Classico country, and has spread further. Today, Umani Ronchi is owned by the Bianchi-Bernetti family, who since 1959 have been making superb quality craft wines, coaxing the best out of the Verdicchio and Montepulciano grapes that find their finest expression in the Marche and Abruzzo regions. For over ten years, Umani Ronchi has been a member of th
videoMy thoughts on the organic Reyneke Vinehugger Shiraz from South Africa #wineshorts #shiraz #redwine
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videoTraditional vs. Tank Method Sparkling Wine
Do you know another name for "Traditional Method"? 🥂 And to be clear... this is just a stripped-down beginner's guide on the two styles. Bottles provided by our wine shop partner WineExpress: • Tognetti Family Winery 2015 Blanc de Blancs, Los Carneros • Biancavigna 2023 Brut, Prosecco Conegliano Valdobbiadene Superiore • Aria Short Stem Tasting Glass (the official wine glass of the Wine Enthusiast magazine Tasting Panel!) Shop the wine glass here 🔗 https://enth.to/4c4LL8P
videoA wine club built around community & education🍷 #winetasting #wineclub #wineeducation
videoSpringtime on Pritchard Hill | Iconic Chappellet Winery Building from Above
Bare vines stand in quiet lines across Pritchard Hill as spring settles into the vineyards at Chappellet. Aerial views reveal the iconic pyramid winery rising above the rows, where architecture and landscape meet in clean geometry and soft seasonal light. #chappellet #napavalley #pritichardhill #vineyardviews #springvineyards #wineryarchitecture #winecountry #aerialvideo
videoInside Napa Valley’s Most Exclusive Wine Auction! 🍷
John Jackson, DipWSET a/k/a Attorney Somm brings you inside the exclusive Premier Napa Valley event, where limited-edition Napa wine and unique collaborations among top winemakers are showcased. These special, small-batch wines are made for Napa Valley Vintners and are highly sought after by trade members at auction. It's a fantastic look at a vital part of the wine industry and the high-end wine market. #premierenapavalley #napavalley #napa @NapaVintners
podcast· 1h 00m· Ep 512Uncorking Wine Fraud: Maureen Downey on Counterfeits, Crime, and Blockchain Solutions
She is the worlds preeminent authority on wine fraud. If you weren't even aware that wine fraud exists, if does...in a big way. Wait until you her Maureen's disdain for Rudy Kurniawan, the famed and jailed wine fraudster (he was sent back to Singapore a few years ago), she tells it like she feels it. You might say Maureen Downey has the world's most expensive palate—and the sharpest magnifying glass for tasting deception in a bottle. If you think wine is just about swirling, sipping, and enjoying a story-laden pour, think again. In this episode, Maureen Downey—the preeminent authority on wine fraud—uncorks a world where forgers ply their trade not just at the highest levels of Bordeaux and Burgundy, but even on supermarket shelves with bottles of everyday Yellowtail. You'll hear how the murky "gray market" and the black market enable criminal networks to slip thousands of counterfeit bottles into collections, auctions, and restaurants every year—a scandal with roots stretching all the