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Savoring Texas Chardonnay: A Tasting of Nine Wines at Arché Winery
by Andrew ChalkSome of the best Texas wine is being made in the most out-of-the-way parts of the state. From the volcanic soils of the Davis Mountains, to the Jurassic soils of Kiepersol Vineyard and Winery in East Texas, the addition of skilled winemaking lights the fuse that makes for great wine. So it is in far north Texas where more and more wineries, typically family-owned and Texas trained (Grayson College and Texas Tech.feature prominently), are setting up shop. Across the 22 counties enc
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Delaware Legalized Wine Shipping. Nobody Can Use It.
The law took effect on August 15. There are no licensed carriers, almost no eligible wineries, and not one consumer being served.
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📺Bruce Tyrrell on 170 Years of wine, risk and reinvention
Bruce Tyrrell AM has spent more than five decades shaping Australian wine. As the fourth generation of one of Australia’s oldest family-owned wineries, he ha...
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Tired of wine snobs? This new 21+ stand-up comedy tasting in San Francisco pairs 6 global wines with a certified expert who teaches you to drink smarter without the jargon
Tired of wine snobs? This new 21+ stand-up comedy tasting in San Francisco pairs 6 global wines with a certified expert who teaches you to drink smarter without the jargon
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📺100-Year-Old Wine: Poison or Perfect?
Angus thought he had spent $450 on a bottle of wine from 1927. Then Master Sommelier Carlos Santos revealed that the label did not tell the whole story.In th...
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Decoy Wines Expands Emmy® Awards Season Partnership with Launch of Pour to What’s Possible Grant
Decoy Wines Expands Emmy® Awards Season Partnership with Launch of Pour to What's Possible Grant
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📺The Rise and Fall of Chicago’s The Violet Hour | The Buildout
Toby Maloney is one of the country’s most respected cocktail creators, responsible not only for multiple modern classics, but also for some of drinkers’ favo...
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As Climate Change Shifts Harvest Earlier, Winemakers Face a New Set of Challenges Beyond the Vineyard
Along with high temperatures, wine regions around the world reported new records for early grape harvests this summer. For some, it was weeks ahead of the traditional fall schedule, for others it was months in advance. In the heart of the Roussillon in France, Domaine Lafage started picking grapes on July 23, something winemaker Jean-Marc Lafage told France Info he’d never seen before. The article As Climate Change Shifts Harvest Earlier, Winemakers Face a New Set of Challenges Beyond the Vineyard appeared first on VinePair.
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Inside London’s Urban Wine Co: A drink with founder Richard Sharp
Julie Sheppard talks to Richard Sharp about why he founded community winemaking project Urban Wine Co, his journey since and the logistics of harvesting grapes from balconies and gardens across the UK capital.
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📺Wine People Close Up — Irakli Gilauri and Karen MacNeil
"Twice in my career, a man from Georgia (the country) has walked into my office and changed the way I think about the world of wine.The first time, two decad...
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Tim Atkin MW’s SA Special Report features top South African wines
Tim Atkin MW's SA Special Report features top South African wines
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Man arrested over suspected £500,000 counterfeit wine sale
Man arrested over suspected £500,000 counterfeit wine sale
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🎧Ep 619: The Wines of Provence – Liz Gabay & Ben Bernheim Return To Discuss Their Latest Book
Liz Gabay, MW and her partner and son, Ben Bernheim, come back on the show as dynamic as ever. This time they discuss their latest, wonderful book, "The Wines of Provence," which was recently published. We broaden our conversation from episode 434, to discuss not just rosé, but also Provence, which is far more complex than I ever knew. We discuss appellations, history, grapes, wine types, producers, and a whole lot more! A great show with some dear friends. Enjoy! Full show notes and all back episodes are on Patreon. Join the community today! www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople _______________________________________________________________ CHECK OUT MY NEW SPONSOR!!! This show is brought to you by my NEW exclusive sponsor, Grapes the Wine Company – an actual brick and mortar store located in White Plains, New York that has been recognized by the Wall Street Journal as one of the most influential wine retailers in America. It is a store owned by my friend Daniel Posner, who has been on
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🎧Tomorrow Cellars: Wine When You Don’t Want the Buzz with Tracy Sweeney
Small Fortune podcast host Carol Collison talks with Tracy Sweeney. She had a big job managing the DTC operations for six luxury Napa brands in the Treasury Wine portfolio when she decided to leave to join a partner in founding Tomorrow Cellars, a company that produces alcohol-removed wines. Learn about her keys to management success in large companies, why she decided to become an entrepreneur, and the wild process of building a wine brand while learning how to make and sell a product that is regulated not by the TTB but by the FDA, and all the complexities that come with that.
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📺Italian Wine Has 7 Levels. Most People Get Stuck on Level 1
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Is Now the Time to Buy a California Vineyard or Winery?
California's wine market is correcting. Learn why the 2026 grape crop could determine the bottom, and why now may be the time to buy vineyard property.
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📺Inside One of Italy’s Greatest Wine Families | Emidio Pepe & The Next Generation
Italy's Icons of Wine, Emidio Pepe sadly passed away one month ago. Two weeks before, I was fortunate to have spent the day with Chiara and the Pepe family a...
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At Home With Francis Ford Coppola Winery
At Home With Francis Ford Coppola Winery
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Food & Wine’s 2026 Restaurant of the Year Has a Clever Way to Get Rare Wines Into Your Glass
Food & Wine’s 2026 Restaurant of the Year Has a Clever Way to Get Rare Wines Into Your Glass
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📺The Pope of White Wine
SEASON 2 🎬 | Known around the world as "The Pope of White Wine," the legendary Denis Dubourdieu revolutionized modern winemaking—and in this episode, we mee...
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Quench Live: Sonoma Leadership & Legacy with Chris Sawyer September 9
Some wine families don’t just make great wine, they help write the history of an entire region. Join us Wednesday, September 9, from 5:30-6:30 PM PT, live at the CIA at Copia in Napa (or streaming on YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn), as Andrea Robinson sits down with Sonoma County sommelier, educator, and journalist Christopher Sawyer to explore the … Continue reading Quench Live: Sonoma Leadership & Legacy with Chris Sawyer September 9 →
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Spotlighting Chile’s Varied Terroirs
Viña Carmen’s Gran Reserva Wines Spotlight Regional Strengths with Value
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📺The Most Fun We’ve Had Getting Wines Wrong
Six wines. Two words on the tasting sheet: international bangers. That's the entire brief this week, and it's the kind of bracket that makes an Australian pa...
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Crisis hits Napa Valley as ranches left to rot while wine industry teeters on a knife’s edge
Crisis hits Napa Valley as ranches left to rot while wine industry teeters on a knife’s edge
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