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Argea shows the business sense in pushing sustainability
With its recent sustainability report, Italy’s largest private wine company is proving the positive impact of sustainability not only on people and the planet, but also on the producer itself. The post Argea shows the business sense in pushing sustainability appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband17 viewsexclude-in-article-adsnewsargea-s-p-aitalypartner-contentpoderi-dal-nespoli - news
Ontario Chardonnay Review: Dreas Blanc de Blancs Brut 2021_PR SAMPLE
The last Chardonnay to review for my Ontario Chardonnay Review is a sparkling wine made by Drea’s Wine Co. which produces small batch, single vineyard, low intervention wines. Drea’s wines are certified by Sustainable Winegrowing Ontario. I really enjoyed tasting Drea’s Cabernet Franc wines when I undertook my Ontario Cabernet Franc Review last year. Let me tell you about the latest...
by mywinepal13 viewschardonnayniagaraonchardreviewontariosparklingsustainability - news
Ontario Chardonnay Review: Two Reserve Wines from Henry of Pelham_PR SAMPLE
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I received four bottles of different Chardonnay produced by Ontario’s Henry of Pelham winery. I previously tasted their more entry level wines: Henry of Pelham Family Estate Classic Chardonnay 2025 and Speck Brothers Family Tree “The Goat Lady” Chardonnay 2023. These wines were under screwcap. The next two wines that I just tasted...
by mywinepal18 views4-5-5-starschardonnayniagaraonchardreviewontariosustainability - news
Doña Paula Winery: Where the Andes Meet a Living Philosophy
In 1997, a small team of viticulturists and enologists set out to achieve what was, at the time, a quietly radical goal: owning every single vine they worked with. While their initial plans focused heavily on cultivating Cabernet Sauvignon, it was Malbec that ultimately proved its extraordinary potential on this land, paving the way for their inaugural vintage. The post Doña Paula Winery: Where the Andes Meet a Living Philosophy appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Irina Kvitko21 viewsbest-of-storiesbest-ofbest-of-2026best-of-wine-tourismmendozamendoza-tourism - news
Digital Innovation in Wine Tourism: How Napa Valley Blends High-Tech with High-Touch Hospitality
While technology increasingly influences every stage of the customer journey, Napa Valley's approach remains distinctly human: using digital tools to enhance, rather than replace, personal relationships and authentic experiences. The post Digital Innovation in Wine Tourism: How Napa Valley Blends High-Tech with High-Touch Hospitality appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Visit Napa Valley19 viewslatest-newsdigital-innovationhospitalitynapa-valleysustainabilitytechnology-wine - news
Digital Innovation in Wine Tourism: How Napa Valley Blends High-Tech with High-Touch Hospitality
While technology increasingly influences every stage of the customer journey, Napa Valley's approach remains distinctly human: using digital tools to enhance, rather than replace, personal relationships and authentic experiences. The post Digital Innovation in Wine Tourism: How Napa Valley Blends High-Tech with High-Touch Hospitality appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Visit Napa Valley19 viewswine-storiesdigital-innovationhospitalitynapa-valleysustainabilitytechnology-wine - news
South Australia leads in sustainability
The South Australian wine industry is rightfully proud of the robust sustainability certification program for grape growers and winemakers run through the national body Sustainable Winegrowing Australia (SWA). The post South Australia leads in sustainability appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by pirsa18 viewswine-storiesadelaidebarossacoonawarramclaren-valesouth-australia - news
Sallier de la Tour: A Historic Sicilian Estate Committed to Sustainability
The Wining Hour: History of the Estate Sallier de La Tour, home to the La Monaca winery, near Palermo, Sicily, traces its origins to 1909. The history is most fascinating. Its story intertwined with another influential Sicilian wine family in 1956, when Paolo Sallier de La Tour married Costanza Tasca d’Almerita. The winery historically cultivated Sicilia’s native grape varieties, as well as carefully selected international grapes. However, Filiberto, Paolo’s son, later steered the estate toward exploring the potential of Syrah in the island’s unique terroir. In 2008, the estate became part of the broader holdings of the historic Tasca d’Almerita family, which took stewardship of the property. Since then, the estate has balanced noble heritage with modern winemaking and sustainability, honoring both land and legacy. Terroir Tenuta Sallier de la Tour is within the Monreale DOC in northwest Sicily, a landscape where Mediterranean sun, sea breezes, and varied soil types give grapes a uniqu
by thewininghour21 viewswine-winetastingwininghour-featurewininghourchatsiciliasicilyheritage - news
Sustainable Wine in Switzerland: A Biodynamic Winemaker on Soil, Climate and Quality
From lunar calendars to living soils, Swiss winegrower Francisca Obrecht shares how biodynamic viticulture is shaping the future of sustainable wine production in Switzerland — and why authenticity matters more than consistency. The post Sustainable Wine in Switzerland: A Biodynamic Winemaker on Soil, Climate and Quality appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Lucille MESOT21 viewswine-storiesbiodynamicdemetersustainabilityswitzerland - news
Two Vancouver Island Wines from Blue Grouse Estate Winery_PR SAMPLE
I’ve been tasting and writing about Chardonnay recently, so I thought I would change things up and write about some other wines. I received several wines from Vancouver Island’s Blue Grouse Estate Winery and decided to start with their Rosé 2024 and their Pinot Gris 2024. These are from estate grown grapes and select partner vineyards. Vancouver Island is really...
by mywinepal21 viewsbcchardonnaygamaypinot-grispinot-noirrose - news
Parma Food Valley: Where Italy’s culinary soul comes to life
From Parmigiano Reggiano and prosciutto to Lambrusco and balsamic vinegar, a four-day journey through Emilia-Romagna reveals why this corner of Italy remains one of the world’s great gastronomic destinations There are places you visit for the sights, and then there are places you visit for the flavours. Italy’s Parma Food Valley—set within the fertile heart of Emilia-Romagna—belongs firmly in the latter category. Over the four days that I spent weaving through the elegant streets of Parma, the culinary powerhouse of Modena, and the quieter charm of Colorno and other nearby towns, one thing became abundantly clear: here, food is not simply consumed—it is lived. Read Also: Exploring Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast: wine, food, and culture That idea feels especially relevant now. Italian cuisine has recently been recognized by UNESCO as part of the world’s intangible cultural heritage. It’s an acknowledgment not just of recipes, but of rituals, traditions, and a deeply rooted connection between
by Carmelo Giardina20 viewstravel-leisurefood-wineitalylifestyleplacesregions - news
Earth Day, One Refill at a Time: Why Growlers & Howlers Still Matter
Earth Day is a reminder that meaningful environmental change rarely comes from one big, dramatic action. More often, it’s built through the small, consistent choices we make every day. In the world of craft beer, one of the simplest (and honestly, most enjoyable) of those choices is opting for refillable growlers and howlers. Long before … Continued The post Earth Day, One Refill at a Time: Why Growlers & Howlers Still Matter appeared first on The BC Ale Trail .
by Victoria Taste Buds16 viewssustainabilityuncategorized - news
Sustainable Entertaining: How to Host Beautifully at Home This Spring
Spring is a natural time to gather at home—welcoming the season, the land, and the small, intentional choices that quietly shape how we host and entertain. It’s an opportunity to be more mindful, not just in what’s served, but in how each element comes together at the table. Sustainable entertaining doesn’t mean stripping anything back; […] The post Sustainable Entertaining: How to Host Beautifully at Home This Spring appeared first on Frank Family Vineyards Blog .
by Caly Ball Bendyk22 viewsentertainingearth-dayentertaintinghostingrecipessustainability - news
Carry It Forward: A Wine Bag Reuse Initiative
A Simple Way to Reuse & Reduce This year, we’re excited to introduce a new sustainability initiative: Carry It Forward. Starting on Earth Day, we’re inviting our guests to bring their own wine bags or boxes when they visit—and as a thank you, we’ll offer a $3 credit with your purchase. It’s a small shift […] The post Carry It Forward: A Wine Bag Reuse Initiative appeared first on Sweet Cheeks Winery .
by Emma Bradway21 viewsramblingscarry-it-forwardeugene-oregoneugene-oregon-wineryplan-your-next-visitreduce-and-reuse - news
New packaging aims to support sustainability goals
Croxsons has launched an innovative glass packaging solution that balances “sustainability and practicality in glass bottle and jar design”. Rightweight, the company said, works by engineering packaging that has no excess weight or unnecessary material whilst retaining the packaging’s strength, function and shelf appeal. By reducing the weight of glass packaging by potentially up...
by Tim21 viewsnewscroxsonspackagingsustainability - news
B stands for Benefit for all
You may have spotted a bold B on our 2025 vintage labels and wondered what it represents. Well, that B stands for Benefit — for the environment, for workers, for communities, and for customers like you. It’s more than a badge – it’s a commitment to doing business in a way that values social and […] The post B stands for Benefit for all appeared first on Lawson's Dry Hills .
by Julia C16 viewsblognewssustainabilitybcorpmonthbcorporation-sustainability - news
Protecting the Pint
Inside the innovative system keeping draught beer cleaner, fresher and more sustainable
by Jim Timlick21 viewsfeaturebeerperlickmilwaukeedraught-guardtechnology - news
Success for malt packaging recycling scheme
A new return-a-bag scheme for brewers and distillers launched by Crisp Malt has proven to be a success shortly after launching. “The responsible disposal of empty malt sacks has long been a challenge to brewers and distillers,” says Ellie Wood, Crisp’s sustainability coordinator. “Here is an industry-first solution. Not only does it include empty bags from...
by Tim20 viewsnewscrisp-maltdigital-takeoverrecyclingsustainability - news
Annual Impact Report 2025
Tree planting, wildflower meadow restoration and apprenticeships in the Yorkshire Dales
by Chris Jaume13 viewssustainability - news
Row plantings reclaiming soil health
Lawson's Dry Hills viticulturalist Richard Hunter and winemaker Marcus Wright are seeing how the use of the row space planted with productive species can produce better soil and healthier vines. The post Row plantings reclaiming soil health appeared first on Lawson's Dry Hills .
by Julia C18 viewssustainabilityviticulture - news
Light like a butterfly. Classic Marlborough to the last sip.
In a world where health and wellbeing are increasingly shaping our daily choices, wine lovers are seeking options that allow them to enjoy life’s pleasures more mindfully. Our brand new 2025 'lighter in alcohol', Sauvignon Blanc is crafted precisely for these moments. The post Light like a butterfly. Classic Marlborough to the last sip. appeared first on Lawson's Dry Hills .
by Julia C21 viewsbloglawson-s-dry-hillslawson-s-dry-hills-winesmarlboroughmedia-releasesnews - news
The Corkscrew Concierge’s (In)Conspicuous Consumption June 2025
These days, it’s hard to figure out how best to share the interesting and amazing wines that I have the privilege to enjoy. Wines that resonate with me that I think others would enjoy. Back in the day, you’d do an Instagram post with great photography and it would get tons of views and some conversation. Now you have to dance, have a full blown conversation, or do whatever the theme of the day is. I still just want to talk to people about wine. I don’t want to have to dance. So, I’m talking about and sharing some great wines from the past month here, most of which feature 2 pillars that are important to me - family-owned wineries and those that emphasize sustainability. This isn’t everything we drank, but these are worth spreading the word… It’s always cool to look back on places you’ve visited when you grab a bottle from the store. Winzer Krems was a standout during a trip to Austria.
by Kat17 viewspinot-noirsparkling-winesustainabilitywhat-s-in-my-glassdinnersipswhatimdrinking - news
Tips for Sustainable Homebrewing
Homebrewing is a fun and rewarding hobby, but I often find myself thinking about the environmental impact it can have. From water usage to energy consumption, there are plenty of ways homebrewing can unintentionally contribute to waste and pollution. The good news is, there are also plenty of practical, achievable
by Dean Hume18 viewsbrewerysustainability - news
‘Canned and non-alcoholic sparkling wines are growing in popularity’
The Glass of Bubbly Awards is a unique consumer-focused competition that puts the spotlight on sparkling wines from around the world. Created by the premium digital magazine Glass of Bubbly, the awards are entering their 9th year. Oliver Walkey, director, […] The post ‘Canned and non-alcoholic sparkling wines are growing in popularity’ appeared first on Ruma Singh .
by TheRealRuma21 viewsinterviewstrend-spottingcanned-wineenglish-sparkling-winesglass-of-bubblymasters-of-wine