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🎧📺How NBA Legend CJ McCollum Turned Wine into the Family Business | Wine Enthusiast Podcast, Ep. 226
McCollum and his wife, Elise, join the WE Podcast to discuss running a family vineyard, the bottle(s) they'd pop if the Hawks took home a championship, and w...
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A Vintage Crisis: France’s Wine Industry Faces Historic Low Output
A Vintage Crisis: France's Wine Industry Faces Historic Low Output - Expert View by Spherical Insights
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🎧223: Ry Richards – Chappellet Winery
In this episode, I talk with Ry Richards, winemaker at Chappellet on Pritchard Hill, about his circuitous path from selling wine in high school to learning enology on the job and growing into his current leadership role. Ry describes Chappellet's long‑tenured, family‑driven culture, their production team structure, and the importance of process, communication, and harvest "flow state" in managing complex vintages. We dig into recent and challenging Napa vintages (2011, 2013, 2021, 2023, 2025), shatter and low yields in 2026, and how drought, heat, and smoke have reshaped decision‑making. Ry also details Chappellet's estate and sourced vineyards on the Vaca range, their work with Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, Viognier, and Bordeaux reds, and why Chenin and site‑specific hillside Cabernet remain central to their identity. Along the way we cover yeast strategy, bottling realities, replanting and trellis choices on steep slopes, the unique trademarked status of Pritchard Hill, and why, despite
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The Big Pink Bird
Discover the history of Santa Rosa’s iconic Flamingo Resort, from its 1957 opening and legendary neon sign to its Mid-Century glamour and lasting place in Sonoma County history.
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Constellation Brands Second Quarter Fiscal 2027 Earnings Recap
Constellation Brands reported Q2 FY2027 results, led by beer share gains, wine and spirits growth, and reaffirmed its full-year outlook.
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📺The Great American Wine Tour | Season 1 ALL EPISODES
Welcome to VinePair's "The Great American Wine Tour"! We traveled to some of the most iconic wineries in Napa and Sonoma to discover what makes each of these...
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Low-Alcohol Wine Is the New Way to Drink in Moderation
Low-Alcohol Wine Is the New Way to Drink in Moderation
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Harvest 2026 winds down as it began, with excellent quality but yields down 30% vs. 2025
While our worst fears -- that yields would be off by something like 50% -- haven't come to pass, we're still seeing crop levels down significantly. At least quality looks great.
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Historic lows expected for French wine harvest after record summer heatwaves
Historic lows expected for French wine harvest after record summer heatwaves
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California wine glut sends premium bottles to Costco, Aldi and Kroger at bargain prices
California wine glut sends premium bottles to Costco, Aldi and Kroger at bargain prices
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🎧Ep 620: The Greats – The Wachau Region of Austria
Austria is a bit off the radar so you may not know its greatest region: the Wachau. This time I cover the region in detail, from its 2000 year history to its unique geological makeup. I explain the region and why it makes some of best Grüner Veltliner and Riesling. While Austria is most certainly on the rise, there is no other region that rises to "The Greats" status other than the Wachau. A truly unique gem, in the world of white wine, this is a region with perfect terroir, a set of producers who have collaborated to do their best, and a set of wines that rank among the best whites in the world. In this show, as in all "Greats" I cover: The history of the Wachau The location, climate, and geography/geology Viticulture that is unique to the area (the dry stone walls, and the inclusion of botrytized grapes by some is fascinating!). The main grapes (Grüner, Riesling) and wine styles Sub regions and their significance Producers Classifications from both the Vinea Wachau AND the DAC system
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📺What It Really Takes to Judge Wine at the Highest Level
I sat down with Gwyn Olsen, Senior Winemaker at Henschke, for a proper deep dive into wine, winemaking and what it really takes to judge a wine. We talk abou...
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A French Appellation has Died. Who Cares?
Last month, France lost one of its hundreds of appellations. The first of how many?
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Thieves strip vineyard of 500kg of grapes
Thieves strip vineyard of 500kg of grapes
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📺Franciacorta: The Italian Wine Region Nobody Talks About
🍾 Is Franciacorta Italy's best-kept wine secret?!We spent four days exploring the Franciacorta wine region, visiting wineries, tasting Italian sparkling win...
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Treasury Wine Estates cuts 170 jobs in push for “simpler” organisation
Treasury Wine Estates cuts 170 jobs in push for "simpler" organisation
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Episode 226: How NBA Legend CJ McCollum Turned Wine into the Family Business
McCollum and his wife, Elise, join the WE Podcast to discuss running a family vineyard, the bottle(s) they'd pop if the Hawks took home a championship, and why the NBA is embracing wine. Read more at https://www.wineenthusiast.com/culture/podcasts/wine-enthusiast-podcast/cj-elise-mccollum-winery/. 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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🎧Ep 623: Mount Etna, Sicily
Mount Etna is one of the most interesting wine regions of Italy. On the northeast coast of Sicily, wine grapes grow on the slopes of Europe's highest active volcano, which has been erupting for at least 500,000 years and ranks among the most active volcanoes in the world. The UN counts it among just 16 volcanoes worldwide that pose a high risk to life and property, and that's not a joke: ash, steam, and lava flows can and do threaten the vineyards, and the mountain has shaped the culture of Sicily itself. But regardless of this volcanic activity, vines have always been here. And viticulture has been around since the Greeks in 8th century BCE. In this show I discuss the mountain, which locals call "Mongibello," the beautiful mountain. I talk about the history, the terroir, the grapes, the wines, food and producers, and take a small detour into the world of volcanology! All photos taken by Wine for Normal People A dork out show (and if you want more, check out the recorded class "Volcani
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Temecula Valley’s 2026 Harvest Came in Like a Wrecking Ball
An unusually early, compressed harvest kept Temecula Valley winemakers on their toes, but promising fruit and standout varieties are giving them plenty to be excited about. No two harvests are ever exactly alike, but in Temecula Valley, the 2026 vintage seemed determined to make its presence known. And known early. Across the region, winemakers reported [...]
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Beverage Programs Are Under Pressure. These Pros Are Finding Ways to Adapt.
It’s a hard time to run a beverage program. Costs are escalating due in part to an unhappy blend of tariffs, supply chain issues, and general inflation. The wholesale sector of the drinks industry is in a tremendous amount of flux following the collapse of Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) over the last year, meaning that keeping steady supply of product is trickier than ever.
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📺How a Family Vineyard Became Napa County’s Biggest Target
When Lindsay Hoopes took over her family’s winery—purchased by her father four decades ago—she expected a collaborative partnership with Napa County to suppo...
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Why pink Champagne is more than a fashion statement
Why pink Champagne is more than a fashion statement
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📺The Truth About Celebrity Wine
Six bottles. Six famous faces on the label. Zero clues in the glass. We stripped the branding off a lineup of wines made, backed or licensed by household-nam...
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94,000 Gallons of Oregon Wine Just Changed Hands. A Retiree Selling a Cellar Can Face the 28% Collectibles Rate and Tax More Social Security
94,000 Gallons of Oregon Wine Just Changed Hands. A Retiree Selling a Cellar Can Face the 28% Collectibles Rate and Tax More Social Security
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