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How a Self-Taught Sommelier Became the Best in the American South
How a Self-Taught Sommelier Became the Best in the American South
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🎧📺Drinking Less Could Be the Best Thing for Wine
Alana Kaye, the Wine Wench, sits down with a theory she's been chewing on for months: the wine industry is asking too much of drinkers. People keep telling u...
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Italy produces its first fully domestic dealcoholized wines
Italy produces its first fully domestic dealcoholized wines
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🎧📺An Infamous Cult Nearly Upended Oregon Wine | Wine Enthusiast Podcast, Ep. 227
The Rajneeshees, the 1980s religious group known for taking over a small town and poisoning salad bars, were well on their way to usurping the state’s wine i...
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Champagne Ditches Expansion Plans
An almost quarter-century long project to expand Champagne plantings has finally been killed off.
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The Livermore Valley Named the American Wine Region of Year
The Livermore Valley Named the American Wine Region of Year
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🎧Ep. 2818 Making Italian Wine More Relevant, Engaging, and Fun with Amari Collins, aka Vin Dealer
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 Collins is a New York-based wine educator and digital creator, known online as Vin Dealer.
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🎧Episode 227: An Infamous Cult Nearly Upended Oregon Wine
The Rajneeshees, the 1980s religious group known for taking over a small town and poisoning salad bars, were well on their way to usurping the state’s wine industry, too. Read more at https://www.wineenthusiast.com/culture/podcasts/wine-enthusiast-podcast/rajneeshpuram-wine/. Is there a guest you want us to interview? A topic you want us to cover? We want to hear from you! Email us at podcast@wineenthusiast.com. Remember to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. For more episodes, check out our website: https://www.wineenthusiast.com/wine-enthusiast-podcast/ Go to WineEnthusiast.com for the latest beverage industry coverage and all the tools you need to bring your love of wine to life. FOLLOW US: TikTok: @wineenthusiast Instagram: @wineenthusiast Facebook: @WineEnthusiast
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Politics and Alcohol Warning Labels: The European Example
A coalition of political factions rejected the WHO-inspired cancerwarning labels.
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📺Do YOU like Affordable, Powerful, Mineral White WINE???
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Formando Vineyards: Texas Wine and Farm-to-Table Food
Discover Formando Vineyards, one of the newest tasting rooms near Fredericksburg, where Texas-grown wines, family ranching traditions, beautiful vineyard views, and delicious farm-to-table food come together. Read More
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Glancy Wine Education Foundation Online Auction Runs October 31 Through November 8, 2026
Glancy Wine Education Foundation Online Auction Runs October 31 Through November 8, 2026
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📺2 Beaune Premier Crus I Still Buy After 30 Years
More than thirty years ago, I knew Bordeaux. Burgundy was another world entirely.As I began travelling through the region and learning its vineyards, two Bea...
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The Real Housewives of Conspicuous Consumption
The Real Housewives of Conspicuous Consumption
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📺Why Do Politicians Keep Going After Wine?
Why does wine keep becoming a target in trade wars and political disputes? From US–Canada wine boycotts and tariffs to China's restrictions on Australian win...
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Why drinks brands need to rethink the rules of drinking
Meet the creative mind behind major drinks brands, working with Fever-Tree, 19 Crimes and Penfolds to challenge branding conventions, rethink drinking occasions and shape how consumers experience drinks.
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📺I’m DEAD in 7 Days- These Are My Final 7 Wines ALIVE
Certified Sommelier John Alanis has ONLY 7 days to live and $700 to spend. These are the last 7 wines I'd ever drink: Champagne, Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvign...
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Tasting Barons de Rothschild Champagne
by Andrew ChalkRothschild -- in the wine world the name is synonymous with Bordeaux. Three parts of the family own the first growths Château Mouton Rothschild, Château Lafite Rothschild, and the jewel of the Listrac-Medoc appellation, Château Clarke. They combined in 2005 to create Champagne Barons de Rothschild with the vision of it being a Grand Vin de Champagne.All the quality markers are in place: A varietal commitment: In their case to Chardonnay which makes up no less that 50%-60% of the c
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Wine Institute Secures $500,000 Grant to Advance Collaborative Effort to Build Demand for California Wine
Funding will launch Project One Voice, bringing wineries and industry partners together around shared messaging, storytelling and consumer engagement. SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Wine Institute...
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Patoka Lake Winery Silo Suites: Sleep in a Round Two-Story Silo at an Indiana Winery
Patoka Lake Winery's round, two-story Silo Suites in southern Indiana put a king bed and jacuzzi tub upstairs and a fireplace living room and kitchenette downstairs, with a winery tour and tastings included.
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📺The Best (and Worst) Italian White Wines
Apparently, I’m a tour guide now! 🇮🇹Fred (for one of the last times 😭) has rounded up some of Italy’s most iconic wines. The mission: to level up your Pin...
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I’m Moderating Unified’s State of the Industry Panel. What Should We Discuss?
I’ve been invited to moderate the State of the Industry session at the Unified Wine & Grape Symposium in Sacramento in January 2027. Mike Veseth, an author and economist, had been in the role for many years, and has decided to step back. The moderator role is an exciting opportunity to help steer the conversation forward, and I’m honored to have been asked. Now, I’m asking you: What topics are most important to you? In your opinion, what should we discuss during the session? We wanted to take this opportunity to get feedback directly from you, our customers: about how Enolytics can better meet your needs, and about the most pressing issues facing the wine industry today. Please complete this survey, and a few questions about Enolytics while you’re at it. Bonus? You’ll have a chance at a $100 gift card. You can read more about the State of the Industry session here, to give you a little more context. Obviously I can’t make any promises about the content of the session. But I am sincerel
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Wine buyers join forces to push for regenerative viticulture
Wine buyers join forces to push for regenerative viticulture
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🎧Ep 625: The Next Leap in Professional Wine Education with Keith Wallace of the Wine School of Philadelphia
Keith Wallace is the founder of The Wine School Philadelphia, which is respected and known throughout the wine industry. In 2001, Keith opened a small wine school in Philly and, from a grassroots effort, built The Wine School Philadelphia into the most influential independent wine school in the country. He is a passionate advocate for integrity in the industry and for wine education. And in a revolutionary move for wine education, he has created a US-based sommelier certification agency that doesn't rely on foreign oversight (like the Court of Master Sommeliers or the Wine & Spirits Education Trust) and that offers REAL credentials to wine professionals looking to get into the industry or to improve their knowledge of wine. That effort comes from the National Wine School and from the Philly Wine School, which offer classes in person and online. Both grant a recognized trade-school credential for students. Today, the Philly Wine School offers classes in wine, beer, spirits, and cocktail
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