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news2026-09-08
Joseph Phelps Vineyards Releases 2023 Insignia, First Vintage Under Winemaker Ryan Knoth
The 2023 Insignia was released on Sept. 1, 2026 ST. HELENA, Calif., Sept. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Joseph Phelps Vineyards announced the release of the 2023 vintage of the winery's flagship blend, Insignia. The first vintage overseen by Senior Director of Winemaking Ryan Knoth and...
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Creating ‘more reasons, rituals and occasions’ seen as a path to reviving interest in wine: study
The 2026 Wine & Gathering Study surveyed more than 1,500 wine customers and found that people want more connection and that wine creates a natural occasion for it.
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The Incentive to Scare Wine Drinkers With Misinformation is Strong
Medical Institutions and the media work hand in glove against wine...for money
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Science Explains Why Wine Buying Makes People Nervous. One Retailer Profitably Took Notes
If you love browsing in wine shops and don’t worry about spending money on a disappointing bottle, you’re a typical wine professional, and an atypical wine drinker.
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Virginia producer says freeze will limit its 2026 vintage to one wine
Boxwood Estate Winery says it lost nearly 75 percent of its crop when overnight temperatures dropped as low as the mid-20s in April.
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Heat and drought push French wine production towards 30-year low
Heat and drought push French wine production towards 30-year low
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🎧Episode 152: Josh Litte
"The Good Stuff" "The Good Stuff" - Episode 152: Josh Litte Sep 04 2026 | 00:40:00 Your browser does not support the audio tag.
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news2026-09-04
What Wine Lovers Should Know About New York’s Sustainability Trustmark
Kathleen Willcox and Robin Shreeves Kathleen Willcox and Robin Shreeves' work frequently appears in Wine Enthusiast, Wine Searcher, Wine Industry Advisor, Liquor.com and many other...
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Wine, meet art and flowers. See inside this new bar in Columbus
Wine, meet art and flowers. See inside this new bar in Columbus
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📺I Bought 12 Bottles After One Sip of This $28 Wine
What if your new favourite Australian wine came from a region you have never heard of and cost less than $30?Angus O’Loughlin and Master Sommelier Carlos San...
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Scholarship gives emerging industry professionals hands-on judging experience at Sydney Royal Wine Show
Three winemakers from across Australia recently “gained valuable hands-on experience” by taking part in the Sydney Royal Wine Show as part of the Sydney Royal Wine Professional Development Scholarship program administered by the RAS Foundation. Awarded late last year, the scholarships are helping recipients further refine their skills, with scholars undertaking the Advanced Wine Assessment Course or Advanced Viticulture Course through the Australian Wine Research Institute. To learn from some of Australia’s top judges and help celebrate 200 years of the Sydney Royal Wine Show, scholars Michelle Li, who currently works at Knappstein Wines in the Clare Valley, SA; Oliver Thomas of Murray Street in Barossa Valley, SA; and Jaimee Mutton, from Agnew Wines in the Hunter Valley, NSW, travelled to Sydney to attend judging. Sydney Royal Wine Committee Chair, Angus Barnes, said the scholarships are an important investment in the people who will help shape the next chapter of Australian wine. “Th
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📺The Great American Wine Tour | Episode 2: Rombauer Vineyards
Behind every great bottle of wine is a team of people working year-round — in the vineyards, in the cellar, and behind the scenes. It takes patience, experie...
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📺The Question Part 7
We continue with our question “What is the one question you would like to be asked, that you've never been asked”. This is part 7. Cheers!Vintners in order...
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Frank Leeds in Napa Valley dry-farmed 250 acres of wine grapes for 25 years without irrigation; each Napa
Frank Leeds in Napa Valley dry-farmed 250 acres of wine grapes for 25 years without irrigation; each Napa
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📺WEIBEL WEINE – 50 Years Of A Family Business
Imagefilm WEIBEL WEINEFor 50 years, we have been passionate wine merchants, body and soul. Our love of wine is what drives us. Our wine producers are our fri...
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The Storyteller: Three Red Lights Over Zinfandel Lane
By Tim Carl
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Commentary: Is wine becoming your father‘s Oldsmobile?
Commentary: Is wine becoming your father‘s Oldsmobile?
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📺How Rhone Wine Came to California • Tablas Creek • Paso Robles • Wine Bros Uncorked
How Rhone Wine Came to California • Tablas Creek • Paso Robles • Wine Bros Uncorked📄 DESCRIPTIONDiscover the fascinating story of how Rhône wine came to Cal...
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‘Burgundy’ Review: Complex Doc on French Wine Region Leaves a Champagne High
Venice Film Festival: Playful and profound documentary from "The Truffle Hunters" duo will have oenophiles buzzing The post ‘Burgundy’ Review: Complex Doc on French Wine Region Leaves a Champagne High appeared first on TheWrap.
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🎧Aglianico Rosato: If You Love a Bold Red Wine, Try Its Rosé!
When you take a great red wine grape like Aglianico and you make a Rosé from it, do you know what you get? That’s right. A great Rosé! In this episode we explore Rosé made from Aglianico, the King of Southern Italian red wines, which also happens to make a great Rosé. If you think you don’t like Rosé, it probably just means that you haven’t had one made from a red wine grape that you love. And in Italy, they are starting to make some fantastic Rosé wines, also known as Rosato in Italian. So, if you see the term Rosato, don’t be confused. Unlike the typical Provence-style Rosé, which dominates the market, Aglianico Rosé wines have more structure and more complexity. We also talk about a study that found people who know a lot about wine tend to be of higher intelligence. We couldn’t agree more! Wines reviewed in this episode: 2024 San Salvatore Vetere Rosato, 2025 Feudi di San Gregorio San Greg Rosato Send us a Text Message and we'll respond in our next episode! Contact The Wine Pair Pod
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The wine world has a new grape: Sémillon Gris is officially certified as a brand new variety with South African origins
A true Cape original...
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📺Zoom Into Wine | Big Time Paso Robles
Wine list:Copia Vineyard, 'The Source', Syrah, Paso Robles, California, 2021Aaron Wines, Sand & Stone (Grenache, Petite, Syrah, Graciano), Paso Robles, Calif...
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Silver Oak x Sean Wotherspoon Reimagined a California Wine Icon in Color
For more than five decades, Silver Oak built recognition through consistency. Its Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon became one of the California winery’s defining expressions, while its familiar bottle and label… The post Silver Oak x Sean Wotherspoon Reimagined a California Wine Icon in Color appeared first on stupidDOPE | Est. 2008.
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The Rise of Intelligent Wine Buying: Why Consumers Are Drinking Less but Better
The Rise of Intelligent Wine Buying: Why Consumers Are Drinking Less but Better
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Joseph Phelps Vineyards Releases 2023 Insignia, First Vintage Under Winemaker Ryan Knoth

Creating ‘more reasons, rituals and occasions’ seen as a path to reviving interest in wine: study

The Incentive to Scare Wine Drinkers With Misinformation is Strong

Science Explains Why Wine Buying Makes People Nervous. One Retailer Profitably Took Notes

Virginia producer says freeze will limit its 2026 vintage to one wine

Heat and drought push French wine production towards 30-year low

🎧Episode 152: Josh Litte

What Wine Lovers Should Know About New York’s Sustainability Trustmark

Wine, meet art and flowers. See inside this new bar in Columbus

📺I Bought 12 Bottles After One Sip of This $28 Wine

Scholarship gives emerging industry professionals hands-on judging experience at Sydney Royal Wine Show

📺The Great American Wine Tour | Episode 2: Rombauer Vineyards

📺The Question Part 7

Frank Leeds in Napa Valley dry-farmed 250 acres of wine grapes for 25 years without irrigation; each Napa

📺WEIBEL WEINE – 50 Years Of A Family Business

The Storyteller: Three Red Lights Over Zinfandel Lane

Commentary: Is wine becoming your father‘s Oldsmobile?

📺How Rhone Wine Came to California • Tablas Creek • Paso Robles • Wine Bros Uncorked

‘Burgundy’ Review: Complex Doc on French Wine Region Leaves a Champagne High

🎧Aglianico Rosato: If You Love a Bold Red Wine, Try Its Rosé!

The wine world has a new grape: Sémillon Gris is officially certified as a brand new variety with South African origins

📺Zoom Into Wine | Big Time Paso Robles

Silver Oak x Sean Wotherspoon Reimagined a California Wine Icon in Color

The Rise of Intelligent Wine Buying: Why Consumers Are Drinking Less but Better