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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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🎧The Wine Makers – Disorganized Crime: The Smuggler and his Cellar
This week, we’re joined by “Rainbow Valentine” and her father, “Walter Lemur,” of the wildly popular podcast Disorganized Crime: Smuggler’s Daughter. Over the span of 10 episodes, Rainbow’s podcast tells the story of growing up in the drug-smuggling hippie counterculture of 1970s and ’80s Marin County. Walter was a particularly successful smuggler, and like many of his counterparts, he needed ways to launder all those ill-gotten gains. Some people bought vintage cars, art and antique jewelry, or made cash deals that skirted tax and banking laws. Walter did some of that, but early in his smuggling career he discovered a much more enjoyable way to invest his cash: fine wine. Shockingly, Sam grew up with Rainbow, only he knew her as Thesaly… Once he connected all the dots, we invited Thesaly and her dad to come on the show and tell some of his stories of wine “collecting.” We get into how “Walter” got into the business in the first place, some of the many dangers and complications along t
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New Voices Join the Table: New York Wine & Grape Foundation Welcomes New Board Members
New York Wine & Grape Foundation The mission of the New York Wine & Grape Foundation is to promote the world-class image of New York...
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🎧326: Increasing Microbat Activity for Vineyard Pest Management
326: Increasing Microbat Activity for Vineyard Pest Management Microbats are tiny natural predators with a big appetite for insects, but the uniform structure of a...
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🎧📺JL Wood Ed Filice Vino Lingo Video r
This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Ed Filice, Winemaker, JL Wood, Monteray & Napa Valley, defining the term “Elevage”, Learn more by visiting jl...
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A Grape To Celebrate & The Festival To Do It
Reviews: The year’s top-scoring Grenache; a deep dive into Rujaya; & the Wine of the Week
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How to Design a Home Wine Tasting Room That Feels Elegant and Inviting
There is something different about opening a bottle at home when the setting feels right. The dining table can be beautifully arranged, the food can be fresh from the kitchen and the evening can already be enjoyable.
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📺98-Point Red BURGUNDY vs Oregon PINOT NOIR!!!
🍷 Glasvin The Fu: https://tidd.ly/4wwvlwJRed Burgundy is considered to be the benchmark for Pinot Noir. How will 14 wines from the Eola-Amity Hills in the W...
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Decoy Wines Expands Emmy Awards Season Partnership with Launch of Pour to What’s Possible Grant
Returning Official Wine Partner of the Emmy Awards introduces a new initiative designed to support s...
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The Mondavi Family’s Continuum Estate Debuts a New Hospitality Space
At the Mondavi family’s Continuum Estate, an existing building is artfully reimagined to create an exquisite entertaining space
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📺Regional Flavor or Spoilage? | Wine Noise Pt. II: British Fungus | 101
What was once considered regional flavor would be exposed as a spoilage yeast that denies a wine its natural grape character. And it wasn't wine that figured...
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Portugal collects used wine corks from shops, restaurants and other collection points and sends them for grinding and recycling into products including insulation, flooring and other cork composites.
A tiny material that seems obviously recyclable becomes waste because most sorting systems can't handle it—unless you know where to send it instead.
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📺Grapes left to rot in California as wine industry shrinks by billions
Grape farmers in California's prized Napa Valley are struggling to make ends meet as the wine industry shrinks, leading to unsold grapes being left to rot in...
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📺Your Fancy Decanter Is Wasting Money (Or Is It?)
Learn how wine oxidation affects your bottle and simple steps to improve wine taste. Brendan explains what happens to your wine over time.This guide covers t...
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The Science behind the Sip
A look at the research improving Oregon wine
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New Holland unveils new compact tractor models and AI tech
New Holland announces three new Workmaster compact utility tractor models and ForageCam AI technology for real-time kernel processing monitoring.
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🎧📺Can American Drinks Ever Regain the Canadian Market? | The VinePair Podcast
In the wake of yet another flare-up in the trade war/war of words between the United States and Canada, Joanna and Zach discuss the current state of Canada's...
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La Rioja allocates 1.51 million to modernize wineries
Eight wine projects in La Rioja will receive 1.51 million euros in Feaga aid to modernize wineries and cooperatives until 2027.
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‘Pour Outside the Lines’ During California Wine Month This September
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Wine Month returns this September with a fresh invitation to rethink when, where and how wine fits into everyday life. This year’s statewide theme, “Pour Outside the Lines,” encourages consumers to discover unexpected pairings, new experiences and their own ways to enjoy California wine. Officially recognized by the California State Legislature, […] The post ‘Pour Outside the Lines’ During California Wine Month This September appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.
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Brown-Forman to take over Jack Daniel’s & Coca-Cola RTD distribution in Great Britain
“Together with Brown-Forman and The Coca-Cola Company, we successfully established Jack Daniel’s & Coca-Cola RTD as one of the standout brands in the growing ARTD category in Great Britain,” said Rob Yeomans, VP, Commercial Development GB, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners. CCEP said it will continue to manage, distribute and develop its growing alcohol ready-to-drink (ARTD) portfolio.
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Burgundy’s domination of the top of the wine fine market continues
Burgundy’s domination of the top of the wine fine market continues
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France imports hundreds of millions of litres of Spanish wine each year despite producing oceans of its own — much of it arrives cheaply in bulk to fill the low-cost end of the market, where Spanish producers can undercut French vineyards on price without competing with them on prestige
A wine superpower that produces more than any nation on Earth has quietly become one of the world's biggest wine importers—fueling fierce protests from French vintners who see their livelihoods threatened by cheaper Spanish rivals.
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France imports hundreds of millions of litres of Spanish wine each year despite producing oceans of its own
A wine superpower that produces more than any nation on Earth has quietly become one of the world's biggest wine importers—fueling fierce protests from French vintners who see their livelihoods threatened by cheaper Spanish rivals.
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