Riverland Wine Region in South Australia

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  Cantine di Verona and Wineho: from product to storytelling. Wine Education and Wine Hospitality as strategic tools

  Consumer education is key to engaging a broader audience, turning a complex world into an accessible and compelling experience for anyone eager to explore it. The post Cantine di Verona and Wineho: from product to storytelling. Wine Education and Wine Hospitality as strategic tools appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .

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  How Bilbao and Rioja Became a Wine Destination Nobody Planned

  From pintxo bars to centuries-old cellars and a palace hotel among the vines, this is a wine destination shaped by its land, its travelers and its winemakers, where locals treat first-time visitors like regulars. We look at what makes Bilbao-Rioja different and map out a five-day route through the Best Of Wine Tourism 2027 winners. The post How Bilbao and Rioja Became a Wine Destination Nobody Planned appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .

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• news2026-11-09

  The wines of DO Terra Alta 2026

  Let’s hop down to the south of Catalunya and have a look at what’s happening in DO Terra Alta, which is accompanied by this Tasting Report of over 100 wines. This far side of the Ebro (far from Barcelona) is oft-forgotten as being in Catalunya and yet, it’s the still there! There are a solid number of producers working to create some very interesting wines that I feel few people are talking about. Other regions (such as DO Montsant most recently) have made the move to incorporate the skin-contact style […] For full access, please log in or purchase a subscription.

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