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Nova Scotia relaxes alcohol laws
The Canadian province will allow local producers to cross-sell alcohol and set up secondary retail stores in the coming months The post Nova Scotia relaxes alcohol laws appeared first on The Spirits Business.
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📺WE’RE BACK! Epic 2009 Arras Sparkling, New Dr. Edge, By Farr Sangreal, Dave Bicknell Sacked & More!
Welcome back to Wine Unfiltered! 🍷Wade is officially back in the studio after a multi-week hiatus, recovering from big brother duties and a highly stressful...
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Heartland Wines collapses with $3.6m debt
Heartland Wines collapses with $3.6m debt
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Ontario’s wine industry adjusts as smoke discourages tourists
Ontario’s wine industry adjusts as smoke discourages tourists
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🎧The Wine Makers – The Gospel of Artie Johnson, Part III
Our good friend Artie Johnson returned for his third appearance on the show with one request: let’s talk about solutions instead of spending another hour dwelling on everything that’s wrong with the wine industry. As regular listeners know, we’ve always believed one of the best solutions is taking ourselves a little less seriously. So what better episode for that conversation than our milestone 420th episode of The Wine Makers Podcast? We sat down with Artie and fired up a doobie… er, doozie of a show. Along with an impressive lineup of Le Artishasic wines—including some fascinating new bottlings from the Rocks District on the Oregon side of Walla Walla—Artie brought notes, receipts, and a clear vision for breaking out of the industry’s doom-and-gloom cycle. Better yet, he’s already putting that vision into practice with his own brand. The real question is: will anyone else be bold enough to follow his lead? Especially his neighbors in Napa Valley? You’ll have to listen to find out. As
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📺Terroir Isn’t Everything in Burgundy (Here’s Why)
In this video, John Jackson, DipWSET a/k/a Attorney Somm discusses high-end Burgundy and the rules that he uses to make purchasing decisions for his own cell...
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Green Wednesday: Introducing the Green Library
Today we’re doing something a little different with Green Wednesday.
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📺Ironstone Vineyards: 2026 California Green Medal Business Award Recipient
Ironstone Vineyards exemplifies operational excellence by seamlessly integrating multi-generational tradition with cutting-edge innovation. A leader in natur...
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Backlash against Michelin Guide’s inaugural winery ratings
Backlash against Michelin Guide’s inaugural winery ratings
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📺If California Had Grand Crus… This Would Be One.
Turley Zinfandel Pesenti Vineyard 2023Link to the wine: https://www.winex.com/turley-zinfandel-pesenti-vineyard-2023.htmlJoin our Daily Email Offer List: htt...
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Australian wine industry on track for smallest crush in 25 years
Australian wine industry on track for smallest crush in 25 years
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🎧Ep 612: Wine Legends — André Tchelistcheff, The Father of American Wine
André Tchelistcheff is a wine legend, especially in American wine. A winemaker, viticulturist and teacher, Tchelistcheff raised the standards for California wine, making it possible for it to become a force in the modern wine world. André Tchelistcheff. Photo: UC Davis Library A lifetime learner, Tchelistcheff said his highest and best title would be "permanent student of the university of California" because he never thought he knew everything about wine and always wanted to discover new ways of doing things. Tchelistcheff's philosophy on wine aligns with that of most of the listeners in this community... "Wine is an intellectual beverage. It does not have the toxicity of liquor. Taken in moderation, it opens the mind. I have seen an introvert, after two glasses of wine, open like a flower." Source: https://byrdvineyard.com/andre-the-voice-of-wine/ In the show, I go over André Tchelistcheff's life and all the contributions he made to first Napa, then wider California, and then to Wash
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🎧Episode 220: ‘It’s Meant to Be a Good Time, Guys’: Elizabeth Banks Is Over Wine Snobbery
We spoke with Banks and Archer Roose CEO Marian Leitner-Waldman about being women in wine, industry woes, and which wines they (probably) drink in the Hunger Games. 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. Go to WineEnthusiast.com for the latest beverage industry coverage and all the tools you need to bring your love of wine to life. And wait, there's more! Get over 70% OFF the original cover price by subscribing to Wine Enthusiast magazine today! FOLLOW US: TikTok: @wineenthusiast Instagram: @wineenthusiast Facebook: @WineEnthusiast
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The Best Wine-Related Click Bait AI Can Buy
The allure of clickbait and reasons to support the real writers.
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Wine Moms Switched to Weed, But Their Wounds Haven’t Changed
Wine Moms Switched to Weed, But Their Wounds Haven't Changed
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📺I Thought This Would Be Easy…
I've spent years telling people what wine to drink. This week I've decided to cook as well. What could possibly go wrong?Fred's got me popping my apron on to...
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Women in Ag Tech Event Returns to Tech Hub LIVE, Spotlighting Leadership in Agricultural Innovation
DES MOINES, Iowa — Women in Ag Tech (WiAT), a one-day event empowering women in agricultural technology, will return as part of Tech Hub LIVE 2026, set for July 20 to 22 at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines. The event brings together professionals from across the ag tech ecosystem for a day of […] The post Women in Ag Tech Event Returns to Tech Hub LIVE, Spotlighting Leadership in Agricultural Innovation appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.
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How is English wine really doing in 2026?
How is English wine really doing in 2026?
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📺Are Offbeat White Grapes Worth Your Money?
This lineup leans into the whites that never make the supermarket end-cap. Zippy, textural, occasionally weird in the best way. The kind of bottles that make...
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Champagne Barons de Rothschild launches cuvées parcellaires
The latest addition to the fast-developing Rothschild Champagne house is a pair of single-site expressions from grands crus in Avize and Cramant – and Patrick Schmitt MW gets an early taste. The post Champagne Barons de Rothschild launches cuvées parcellaires appeared first on The Drinks Business.
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🎧📺sp#13 – andrew johnson: the brutal reality of the wine trade
this weeks news from the wine industry digest looks at the trade headlines, including champagne’s early harvest and the wsta board changes. andrew johnson fr...
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Half of All Napa Vineyards Lost Money Last Year. How Are the Other Wineries Surviving?
In WineBusiness Monthly’s annual Vineyard Survey Report, Napa Valley vintners voiced a lengthy list of concerns threatening their businesses: changing consumer preferences, succession planning, pests and diseases, labor shortages, rising farming costs, and increasingly strict regulations, to name a few. It’s a real laundry list of woes, and these challenges are hitting the valley hard. According to the survey, 50 percent of vineyards reported a decrease in revenue and 51 percent saw a decrease in profits. The article Half of All Napa Vineyards Lost Money Last Year. How Are the Other Wineries Surviving? appeared first on VinePair.
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Armenia the oldest wine story still being told
We couldn’t extract the content of this article. Here is the URL so you can access it: https://vineroutes.com/armenia-the-oldest-wine-story-still-being-told/
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📺Making Wine on a Volcano | Tasting the Juhfark Variety with Somloi Vandor, Hungary
The Wine Grapes encyclopedia calls Juhfark "perhaps the least modern or internationally appealing of Hungarian varieties." ...I have been obsessed with it si...
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