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The Wine Industry Is Misdiagnosing the DtC Slowdown: Why Omnichannel Retail Changes Everything
Meeting the customer where they are is both physical and mental, and omnichannel retail feeds that need. Importantly, this behavior is no longer limited to...
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My Sympathy to the Wine Writer and Wine Readers
Because it’s hard to inject novelty into the wine writing genre, when something seemingly new pops up in the world of wine, and the rush to write about it is understandable—writers working in this space CRAVE something that looks novel. This should not be taken as a critique of the profession or the folks who work within the wine writing genre.
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📺This is What 3 Michelin Stars Actually Feels Like | Inside America’s Most Famous Restaurant
A wall of DRC that thieves once stole on Christmas Day. The French Laundry cellar is unlike anywhere else, and I got the full tour from the Head Sommelier. Plus the story behind the infamous Christmas Day robbery that resulted in majority of the DRC and Screaming Eagle stolen from the cellar.
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🎧 POV – Tasting & Creating Michelin Star Wine Pairings – 10 Course Tasting Menu
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📺Château Lafite Rothschild | Part III: Prince of the Vines | Wine 101
In 18th-century Bordeaux, when members of the parliament passed away, their sons would assume the administrative role. As such, after Alexandre de Ségur — member...
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Arché – Worth a Journey from Dallas-Fort Worth for Some of the Best Wine in Texas
Type “Arche Winery” into the Google search box in your browser and the first entry that pops up in the list is: and that 100%...
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🎧217: Alison Rodriguez – Silverado Vineyards
Recorded high above the valley floor in Silverado's Stags Leap estate, this episode with winemaker Alison Rodriguez dives into both Napa viticulture and her global winemaking journey. Alison unpacks the 2025 growing season—early bud break, late rains, and the shadow of El Niño—while describing the constant tension between picking early for safety and waiting for full ripeness in a fire-prone era. She explains what it means to farm 325 acres of 100% estate vineyards, how early-season decisions set up harvest success, and how she manages tannin and extraction in small-berry hillside Cabernets, including the tradeoffs of pressing sweet to keep structure in balance. Alison also shares how a Baton Rouge upbringing and a career in wine sales led her to **Geisenheim** in Germany, European cellar work, and ultimately Napa. She explains the German technique of *Maischestandzeit* for aromatic whites, her evolving approach to Sauvignon Blanc at Silverado (skin contact, neutral barrel ferment, and
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Message in a Wine Glass: How Does That Wine Make You Feel?
Why do so many people love Champagne (and other sparkling wines, too)? Is it the way they taste? Or is it the way they make you feel? Here are a few thoughts inspired by a message in a wine glass. Not Necessarily Clear as Glass As regular Wine Economist readers know, Sue and I have […]
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Daylight robbery: $500k of Noble Oak Bourbon stolen
The theft of 1,800 cases of whiskey in Philadelphia on last week may have been part of a ‘coordinated cargo theft operation’ The post Daylight robbery: $500k of Noble Oak Bourbon stolen appeared first on The Spirits Business.
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LVMH puts soil health at the center of its wine strategy
LVMH puts soil health at the center of its wine strategy
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Cellars in the Sky 2026 Results: What is the Future of Inflight Wine?
Cellars in the Sky 2026 Results: What is the Future of Inflight Wine?
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UK Ruinart Sommelier Challenge 2026 winner revealed
UK Ruinart Sommelier Challenge 2026 winner revealed
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Wine, Charity, and Community: Auction Napa Valley 2026
Wine, Charity, and Community: Auction Napa Valley 2026
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🎧Ep265 – Romanian Wine Explained: Indigenous Grapes, Fetească Neagră & Europe’s Most Underrated Wine Region with Cramele Recas
Romania is home to some of Europe's most exciting indigenous grape varieties, yet remains one of the continent's most overlooked wine destinations. In this episode, Janina sits down with Winemaking duo and Husband and Wife, Nora Iriarte and Hartley Smithers of Cramele Recaș to explore Fetească Neagră, Fetească Regală and Fetească Albă, uncovering why Romanian wine deserves far more attention from wine lovers around the world. Along the way, they debate cork versus screwcap, discuss natural fermentation and minimal intervention winemaking, explain how climate change is affecting Romanian vineyards, and reveal the realities of producing quality wine at scale. You'll also discover Romania's key wine regions, get wine travel recommendations for Timișoara, learn why Fetească Neagră is one of Europe's most exciting red grapes, and hear firsthand what modern Romanian winemaking looks like today. Shownotes 1:45 – Introduction to Cramele Recas and their sustainability credentials 3:49 – An over
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🎧They Make Wine in Lebanon?!? Diving Into One of the World’s Oldest Wine Traditions
Not only do they make great wine in Lebanon, the country has one of the oldest winemaking traditions in the world! The ancient Phoenicians produced wine there thousands of years ago and helped spread it throughout the Mediterranean. In this episode, we dig into Lebanon’s remarkable wine history and explore how it continues today despite many challenges and repeated threats to its survival. It is a story of extraordinary grit and perseverance. We also taste and review two Lebanese wines, including one from the internationally renowned Château Musar. And, as a bonus, this week’s “Wine in the News” story is totally shocking, and definitely not for the queasy. Don’t say we didn’t warn you. Wines reviewed in this episode: 2021 Massaya Le Colombier Rouge and 2022 Château Musar Jeune Red Send us a Text Message and we'll respond in our next episode! Contact The Wine Pair Podcast - we’d love to hear from you! Visit our website, leave a review, and reach out to us: https://thewinepairpodcast.com
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🎧Podcast 807 – Fritz Hatton, Co-Owner, Arietta Wine, Napa Valley
Many of those who have attended Premiere Napa Valley or the Willamette Valley Pinot Noir Auction are familiar with Fritz Hatton, auctioneer extraordinaire. For many,...
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📺 Volcanic Wine & Loco Moco: Hawaii’s Radical State 49 Wine Journey! (State 49)
Join the CowboySomm on the Big Island of Hawaii—State 49 of our 50 State Wine Journey—as we explore a radical winery built on hardened lava rock and pair their unique pours with an authentic Spam Loco Moco! Watch as we put our high-altitude volcanic wine to the ultimate test by pairing the Volcano Blush with a classic Hawaiian comfort food staple: a heavy, savory Spam Loco Moco.
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Ohio appeals wine retailer shipping decision to the U.S. Supreme Court
On June 5th, Ohio notified the Sixth Circuit that it has filed a petition for a writ of certiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court, appealing the Sixth Circuit’s decision in Block v. Canepa, which held that Ohio’s discriminatory wine retailer shipping law and alcohol importation restriction laws as unconstitutional. It further requested that the filing [...]
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The future of wine depends on culture
Pauline Vicard asks, can wine still justify its cultural relevance?
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The Wine Region Near San Francisco You’ve Overlooked
Livermore Valley is affordable, accessible and quietly making some of California's most exciting wines
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The Wine Society posts operating loss to protect members
The member-owned merchant has reported an operating loss for its latest financial year, having absorbed much of the cost of the 2024 budget rather than passing it on to members. At a dinner at Noble Rot Mayfair on 3 June, its chief executive Steve Finlan and director of wine Pierre Mansour set out a plan built on cash reserves, a widening range, fine wine and a newly launched AI recommendation tool. The post The Wine Society posts operating loss to protect members appeared first on The Drinks Business.
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📺 Can Brands and Bars Score With the World Cup?
Adam, Joanna, and Zach discuss whether the brands and bars that are counting on the upcoming World Cup as a central park of their marketing...
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📺 Wait … Utah Has a Wine Trail Near Zion? – This Week Uncorked Episode 99
In today’s episode, we discuss Colorado launching its first statewide wine app, LVMH exits Indian wine production, a major new Sunnyslope winery brings serious scale...
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Brazilian demand gives Chilean wine a winter boost
Brazilian demand gives Chilean wine a winter boost
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