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Women for WineSense Celebrates 37 Years of Advocacy, Education, and Community with “Make WineSense” Campaign
Building on the longstanding “Wine on America’s Table” tradition, the national organization invites Americans to rediscover wine as an expression of agriculture, culture, hospitality, and human connection. October 2026 — [...]
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Review: I Learned it Through the Grapevine by Lauren Brynjelsen
The post Review: I Learned it Through the Grapevine by Lauren Brynjelsen appeared first on Social Sips .
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Adapting, Judging, and Unlearning Wine on the Wonderful World of Wine Podcast
It’s been a hectic time with the relocation of 1WD HQ (I suspect that I’ll be stuck in unpacking hell for at least a few more weeks, which is particularly painful for a neat-freak like myself); so much so that I’ve kind of forgotten about some of the interviews I did for the releases of […] This article was originally published on 1WineDude.com . Grab the books! Source
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Fifteen Years of Grape Experiences: Savoring the World, One Glass at a Time
September 2016 marks a milestone, both personal and professional. It is the anniverary of 15 years of writing consistently about wine, food, and travel on my site, Grape Experiences! At its inception in 2011, I was still teaching Early Childhood Special Education in the public school system but had officially scheduled my retirement for four […] READ MORE The post Fifteen Years of Grape Experiences: Savoring the World, One Glass at a Time appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning13 viewsevents-and-travelpeople-you-should-knowwine-connoisseurswine-education - news
Beyond the Bottle: Training the Next Generation of Wine Professionals
How can education prepare the next generation for the changing wine industry? Changins’ International Summer University takes students across leading European wine regions to explore how wine tourism, customer experience and new business models can create new opportunities for wineries and future wine professionals. The post Beyond the Bottle: Training the Next Generation of Wine Professionals appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Lucille MESOT12 viewswine-storieschanginsfuture-workforceinternational-collaborationlausanneswitzerland - news
Women for WineSense Launches Evidence-Based Wine & Health Resource
Developed by National Director of Education Tessa Butterfield in collaboration with retired physician Dr. Edward J. Miller, the comprehensive series provides clear, evidence-based answers to the public’s most frequently asked questions about wine and wellness.
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Women for WineSense Launches “Vines & Voices San Francisco” Speaker Series at San Francisco Wine School
A celebration of women, sustainability, and the stories behind exceptional small-production wines August 11, 2026 (South San Francisco, CA) — Women For WineSense Napa-Sonoma is proud to announce the launch [...]
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Ethica Wines Expands World Wine Pro Program, Deepening Its Commitment to Wine Education
Continued investment throughout the 2026–2027 program reflects the company’s commitment to further strengthening its trade network by enhancing Italian wine expertise across the market July 31, 2026 (New York, NY) [...]
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FINE 2027: Valladolid to Bring the Global Wine Tourism Industry Together
FINE, the International Wine Tourism Marketplace, will return to Valladolid, Spain, for its eighth edition on 10–11 March 2027, reinforcing its position as an important international meeting point for the wine tourism industry. The professional marketplace will bring together wineries, wine regions, hotels, tour operators, specialist travel agencies, destination organizations, and tourism professionals from across […] The post FINE 2027: Valladolid to Bring the Global Wine Tourism Industry Together appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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The Quiet Before Harvest
The Quiet Before Harvest August is a month of anticipation. Across much of the Northern Hemisphere, growers begin each morning by walking their vineyards, tasting… Read more The post The Quiet Before Harvest appeared first on Vinum 55 .
by Shelly Fitzgerald17 viewsall-about-winewine-deep-divewine-educationwine-regions - news
Do You Really Think Wine’s 8,000 Year History Is Evaporating?
Part 1: Why ~ Do you really think wine’s 8,000 year old history is evaporating? C’mon. Wine’s history is long and winding, and it’s had its ups and downs and back again. We’re all in another segment, and we just need to continue being imaginative. I’ve lived long enough to know what goes around comes […] The post Do You Really Think Wine’s 8,000 Year History Is Evaporating? first appeared on Wine Blog .
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Review: The Smart Traveller’s Wine Guides for Tuscany, Bordeaux, and Rioja
Remember the days when you would go to AAA and get those ridiculous TripTiks? The entire wall behind the employees was lined with individual pages that they somehow put together in a spiral booklet to get you from point A to point B. Then, of course, there was the AAA guidebook that you could grab... The post Review: The Smart Traveller’s Wine Guides for Tuscany, Bordeaux, and Rioja appeared first on Exploring the Wine Glass .
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From Clueless About SEO to a Top 3% Globally Ranked Wine Podcast
It is with the deepest honor that I share some incredible news. Thirteen years ago, Mike and I decided to start a winery. The heart and soul of that dream was our first Weimaraner, Draco. Since I was deemed the official “Head of Social Media,” I dove in headfirst—consuming every YouTube video and book I... The post From Clueless About SEO to a Top 3% Globally Ranked Wine Podcast appeared first on Exploring the Wine Glass .
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The 2021 Nero d’Avola from Adelaide Hills is a wine that feels both distinctive and refined
The 2021 Nero d’Avola from Adelaide Hills is a wine that feels both distinctive and refined The post The 2021 Nero d’Avola from Adelaide Hills is a wine that feels both distinctive and refined appeared first on DallasWineChick.com .
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2022 Smith Madrone Cabernet Sauvignon
The 2002 Smith-Story Cabernet Smith-Madrone Winery & Vineyards is dedicated to estate-grown wines produced exclusively from its dry-farmed vineyards on a historic 200-acre ranch in the Napa Valley hills. With roots tracing back to the 1880s and a philosophy centered on careful stewardship of the land, the winery reflects both a deep respect for terroir and a commitment to low-intervention winemaking. The post 2022 Smith Madrone Cabernet Sauvignon appeared first on DallasWineChick.com .
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What Is a Vertical Wine Tasting & Why Every Serious Wine Lover Should Try One
There are wine tastings, and then there are experiences that change how you understand wine forever. A vertical tasting is the latter. If you’ve spent… Read more The post What Is a Vertical Wine Tasting & Why Every Serious Wine Lover Should Try One appeared first on Vinum 55 .
by Kim Allison20 viewswine-educationwine-tastingvertical-tastingvinum-55 - news
Davis Bynum: Russian River Valley Pinot
Davis Bynum has a long Sonoma history, including pioneering single-vineyard Pinot Noir from Russian River Valley grapes in 1973. The brand was sold to the Klein family, who run Rodney Strong, in 2007, and Greg Morthole has been the winemaker there for about two decades. The post Davis Bynum: Russian River Valley Pinot appeared first on DallasWineChick.com .
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Wine & Chocolate: Love Ain’t Easy
We’ve all been sold the fantasy. Wine… Chocolate… Romance… dim lighting. Maybe Barry White playing in the background reminding us that love ain’t always simple. And honestly? He’s right. Wine and chocolate sound like the ultimate power couple. But while they can be magic together, this pairing isn’t always effortless. In fact, sometimes it’s downright... The post Wine & Chocolate: Love Ain’t Easy appeared first on Exploring the Wine Glass .
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Top Wines From Napa Valley
Wondering which wines Napa Valley is known for? We’re sharing Napa Valley’s top varieties, along with some great examples to look for. The post Top Wines From Napa Valley first appeared on NapaValley.com .
by WineCountry Collective17 viewswinenapa-valleywine-education - news
Do You Judge a Book (Wine) by its Cover?
The Foreword: Setting the Scene Have you ever found yourself wandering the wine aisle, overwhelmed by enormous choices? What finally makes you reach out and grab that specific bottle? More often than not, it’s the label. That small piece of paper is a storyteller, a legal document, and a silent salesperson all rolled into one. Of... The post Do You Judge a Book (Wine) by its Cover? appeared first on Exploring the Wine Glass .
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Gambero Rosso returns to Toronto with Italy’s top wines
From Tre Bicchieri tastings to limited-seat masterclasses, this event offers rare access to Italy’s leading producers For many, the Gambero Rosso Tre Bicchieri World Tour is defined by its walkaround tasting—a chance to sample some of Italy’s highest-rated wines in one place. But for those looking to go beyond the glass, this year’s Toronto stop offers something even more compelling: a series of focused masterclasses designed to explore Italy’s regions in greater depth. Taking place April 29 at the Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex, the annual event will once again bring together 46 Italian wineries whose wines have earned Tre Bicchieri, the highest distinction in Gambero Rosso’s Vini d’Italia guide. Yet it’s the smaller, more intimate sessions surrounding the main tasting that are quietly becoming the most sought-after experiences of the day. A closer look at Lombardy—before the main event For those eager to get an early start, the spotlight turns to northern Italy the day before th
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The Ultimate Wine Lover’s Reading List
We all know that nothing pairs better with a book then a glass of your favorite wine: something that’s doubly true for the hundreds of books that revolve around the topic. The post The Ultimate Wine Lover’s Reading List first appeared on NapaValley.com .
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50 Years Later: 50 Things to Know About the Judgment of Paris
In 1976, California Chardonnay and Cabernet beat France in a now infamous blind tasting. Here are 50 facts for the Judgment of Paris’ 50th anniversary. The post 50 Years Later: 50 Things to Know About the Judgment of Paris first appeared on NapaValley.com .
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Two Intriguing Books Where Cocktails Spark and Desserts Shine
Everyone who knows me understands that I have a few books open. Some are oversized “coffee table” books, some are nonfiction and fiction, and all are waiting for me to take a deep dive into the story. Just like wine, I savor each moment of a good book and when it’s completed, more often than […] READ MORE The post Two Intriguing Books Where Cocktails Spark and Desserts Shine appeared first on Grape Experiences .
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