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The Soave Renaissance: Veneto’s White Wine Revival
Learning to Trust My Own Taste When I first began writing travel stories for the Italian press, I often fell back on a kind of provincial reflex. To pitch a destination, I would cite the authority of others: maybe the New York Times had just named it among the “25 Places to Visit This Year,” […] The post The Soave Renaissance: Veneto’s White Wine Revival appeared first on Cellar Tours .
videoSpiegelau Definition Bordeaux Glass | 98 Points | Superb Glass #wineglass #spiegelau
Spiegelau Definition Bordeaux Glass | 98 Points #wineglass #spiegelau https://amzn.to/4qKVjdm Santé, James © 2026 James Melendez / James the Wine Guy — All Rights Reserved. **** Social Networks LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamespmelendez/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/james_melendez_jamesthewineguy/ WordPress: http://jamesthewineguy.wordpress.com/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/jamesthewineguy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jameswineguy/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/jamesthewineguy
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Daly’s New Wine Bar and Beer Hall in London
A Tale of Two Tempos: The Delightful Duality of Daly’s on The Strand London’s legal district has just gained a new destination for wine and beer lovers alike. Daly’s, a stalwart of The Strand opposite the Royal Courts of Justice, has been reborn following a complete transformation. Now emerging as Daly’s Wine Bar & Beer […] The post Daly’s New Wine Bar and Beer Hall in London appeared first on The Wine Sleuth .
videoRaspberry Rose Mocktail #Short
One girl’s jam jar is another girl’s mocktail💁♀️ #RaspberryRoseMocktail #MocktailRecipe #DryJan #NonAlcWine #Short
videoAlsace Christmas Markets | #alsace #christmasmarket #travelvlog
videoInnovative Wine Preservation Tech: Taste the Future! #shorts
Unboxing Preservio, the innovative wine preservation system! See how this Kickstarter project uses vacuum technology to keep your wine fresh, bottle after bottle. #WinePreservation #WineTech #Kickstarter #WineLover
podcast· 1h 23m· S10E16Episode 520 - Bonterra "The McNab" Cabernet Sauvignon
Bonterra "The McNab" Cabernet Savignon In this episode, Rob and Scott review a wine from Bonterra (FKA Fetzer) and their higher end delight of a Cabernet known as The McNab. So come join us, on The Wine Vault.
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videoNortheast Montalcino: Cooler Vineyards & Later Harvests
I’m in the northeastern part of Montalcino, one of the cooler and lesser-known areas of the region. Further from Mediterranean influence and sitting at higher altitudes, vineyards here are harvested three to four weeks later than the southwest. It’s a newer area of viticulture, with plantings dating mainly from the late 1990s, producing wines with freshness, structure, and firmer tannins.
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Join the French Winophiles on a Virtual Visit to White Wines of the Loire Valley #winophiles
French Winophiles and Loire Valley White WinesOctober 2025 brings our French Winophiles writers to a virtual exploration of the white wines of the Loire River valley. The Loire River is the longest river in France, extending over 1000km (600+ miles) from its source in the Massif Centrale west of Lyon all the way out to … Continue reading →
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Ralf’s Gin Of The Week – Brockmans Gin Orange Kiss
Hello dear gin friends, Today I would like to introduce you to the Brockmans Gin Orange Kiss, here you are reminded directly at the bottle of a beautiful sunset, a great play of colors, starting from orange and changing to dark red – this bottle definitely stands out on the gin shelf. Not only visually, […]
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Teeling Whiskey Unveils Blackpitts Irish Whiskey. First Dublin Distilled Peated Single Malt
Teeling Whiskey Unveils Blackpitts Irish Whiskey First Dublin Distilled Peated Single Malt Blackpitts is the second release from their new Dublin Distillery and continues its unconventional approach to expanding the Irish whiskey category Teeling Whiskey, Ireland’s leading progressive whiskey producer, is proud to announce the release of a new expression of Teeling Whiskey and their […]
videoPierre & Antonin Petit Sauvage Orange Wine Review | Certified Not Mousy!
Kicking off 2026, the Stop Wasting Your Wine team dives into the vibrant world of orange wine with a review of the Pierre and Antonin Petite Sauvage Orange Wine. Far from being just a passing fad, this 100% Souvignier Gris natural wine proves to be a bottle that perfectly balances high quality winemaking with an approachable price of $17 to $20. Throughout the episode, the hosts explore what truly defines an orange wine, explaining how skin maceration creates a unique "skin contact white" that delivers the tannic grip of a red with the bright acidity of a white. You will hear the team break down surprising tasting notes ranging from a Grand Marnier style orange lift and honeysuckle to a complex, earthy finish of black tea. The discussion also features a special guest clip from winemaker Antonin Bonnet, insights into why this style is the ultimate food pairing "chameleon" for everything from spicy Thai food to funky cheese boards, and a heated "Pick Your Poison" debate that pits high
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Sober September - The 5 Best NA Beers I tried in September 2025
I had high hopes earlier this year for a monthly series of posts about the best non-alcoholic beers I had tried in the previous month, but like a lot of things I think are a good idea, I get in my own way and somehow talk my way out of it. So we are back after an 8 month hiatus with a Top 5 must try and 2 to give a pass to when it comes to NA beers. Up first, in chronological order of when I tried them, the Top 5 for September 2025 1. Nickel Brook Brewing Wicked Tame NA Hazy IPA (Sept 1st to 21st, inclusive) I drank one of these a day for 21 days and let me say that I always looked forward to cracking on open when it was time for a little refreshment. It has a great, full-bodied feel and it hits like a full on IPA. Full video here. 2. Tool Shed Brewing Zero Red Rage Red Ale (September 2nd) This one captured my attention with it's malt forward toasty malt body and caramel notes. It felt like I was dri nking a full test Red Ale, no hint of NA
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A Few Repeatable Thoughts
By Doug Fabbioli I recently received a substantial honor when the Loudoun Laurels Foundations named me a Loudoun Laureate. This organization recognizes leaders in the community that have given of themselves to improve the local culture and its people. In addition to recognizing leaders the Laurels give substantial scholarships to first generation students to help build our next generation of giving leaders. I am extremely honored to receive this acknowledgement and look forward to continuing my work in the education and mentoring of agriculture, trades and small business. So, I wanted to use this forum to spread a few of the thoughts I shared in my speech. There’s an old saying “you can make bad wine from good grapes, but you can’t make good wine from bad grapes”. Also known as “garbage in, garbage out” which is a term used in the business world. In the farming world we need to continually focus on quality agriculture practices all the time by improving technology, respond to climate c
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What the 2025 U.S. Federal Government Shutdown Means for Alcohol Beverage Companies
As of October 1, 2025, the U.S. federal government has entered a shutdown, and this has direct implications for wine businesses that rely on federal agencies like the TTB and FDA. Below is a quick overview of what alcohol beverage companies should expect: Impacts on TTB Impacts on FDA Effect...
videoStan's "Wine Of The Month" for January: Episode 737
In this episode, Stan reveals and reviews his first pick of the month for 2026. He also ruminates about the purpose of his channel and his passion for helping people find good value wines.
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Veritas Awards 2025 – Chance for the public to taste the best
Wine enthusiasts can look forward to experiencing the star-studded double gold and gold medal winning wines and brandies of the 2025 Veritas Awards at a series of tastings countrywide, presented by Deloitte at their various offices in Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg. These extraordinary wine tasting opportunities sponsored by Deloitte offer no less than 270 […]
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Calories in Red Wine - A Guide To Smart Sipping
Most of us don’t really think about calories when we’re topping up a glass of red wine. Sipping our favourite red wine is usually about the taste, the moment, maybe even the company. But if you’re also trying to keep an eye on health or wellness .. Read More
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Spiced Summer Strawberry Spritz
This is a sponsored post in partnership with Rooster Rojo Tequila intended for a 21+ audience only. When Rooster Rojo Tequila reached out for me to try their new Tequila Ahumado in a cocktail, it seemed like a pretty good little brand synergy, wouldn’t you say? Not only was it a no-brainer because: CHICKENS….and also because: TEQUILA, but furthermore, I was very, very curious to try this interesting-sounding smoked reposado variation. You read the word ‘smoked’ and you immediately think: mezcal. But no—it isn’t like that. This is a mellow, warm tequila that has the loveliest notes of smoke in both the aroma and the taste. I knew, right off the bat, I wanted to put this lovely tequila into a summertime spritz. And strawberries seemed like a pretty good move. AND, if you want to get extra fancy and spend a little bit more time on this drink (or if you just happen to be making this drink at a summer BBQ), throw those strawberries on the grill and get some char on them. It’s a littl
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Carl’s Drive In Homemade Root Beer
Last month I found myself in St. Louis, DERMSing again after a fun vacation. As it was my first time there my primary objective after work was done was finding a new root beer. Carl’s Drive-In has been in St. Louis for over 60 years, though it was in 1975 they aquired the formula for [...]
videoCoravin Wine Opener: Genius Invention for Wine Lovers! #shorts
The Coravin wine system uses a surgical needle to access wine without removing the cork. It pours wine and replaces it with argon gas, preserving the rest of the bottle. A clever invention! #WineGadgets #Coravin #WineLovers #WinePreservation
videoThe Most Important Moment in Winemaking (It’s Not What You Think)
Today, and to start a great new year, Julien discusses the importance of the grape harvest, which is one of the most critical stages of the winemaking process. Two key decisions winemakers face: when to pick and how to pick the grapes. It explains that timing is crucial, as a winemaker must balance sugar levels with "physiological maturity"—the ripeness of the skins, seeds, and stems. Picking too early can result in thin, acidic wine, while picking too late can produce a flabby, over-alcoholic one. Winemakers use a combination of scientific analysis and personal tasting to make this decision. We compare hand-picking and machine harvesting. Hand-picking is labor-intensive but allows for quality control by selecting only the best grape clusters. Machine harvesting is efficient but can damage the fruit or pick up unwanted debris. ____________ BECOME A WINE EXPLORER! Want to Taste Rare, Small Batch Wines from Argentina & Around the World? 🍷Click here: https://bit.ly/3T9UI6y EXPERIENCE
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TOP 10 THINGS TO DO FOR TEXAS WINE MONTH
October is here and Texas Fine Wine invites wine enthusiasts to ‘Come on over y’all’ and celebrate Texas Wine Month with us.