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Valtellina – The Nebbiolo of the Alps
Within the context of the Milano – Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, Valtellina will provide the setting for some of the... Continue reading The post Valtellina – The Nebbiolo of the Alps comes from AlexWine .
by Alessandro Gaboardi5 viewswinewine-wine-regionslombardiamilano-cortina-2026 - news
Milan – The Urban Stage of the Winter Olympics
During the Milano – Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, Milan will serve as the magnificent urban stage for the Games. The... Continue reading The post Milan – The Urban Stage of the Winter Olympics comes from AlexWine .
by Alessandro Gaboardi5 viewswinewine-wine-regionslombardiamilano-cortina-2026 - news
Winter Olympics and Wine – A Tale of the Milano-Cortina 2026 Territories
Why talk about Wine During the Winter Olympics The Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics represent a global event, capable of shining... Continue reading The post Winter Olympics and Wine – A Tale of the Milano-Cortina 2026 Territories comes from AlexWine .
by Alessandro Gaboardi5 viewswinewine-wine-regionsdolomiteslombardiamilano-cortina-2026trentino - news
January Wine Club Tasting Notes
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by Tasting List Changer5 viewstasting-noteshermosa-beachjeff-bonafedelos-angelesmanhattan-beachredondo-beach - news
The Connoisseur’s Conundrum: A Month of Spirits and Shadows in Delhi
After exploring Delhi's culinary scene, the author highlights their disappointment with cocktails that misrepresent premium spirits. Despite vibrant presentation, many drinks suffer from dilution or counterfeit ingredients. They emphasize the need for honesty and integrity in beverage programs and recommend trusted venues where quality matches the label, like Sidecar and Townhall. The post The Connoisseur’s Conundrum: A Month of Spirits and Shadows in Delhi first appeared on The Primlani Kitchen aka Indian Wine Goddess .
by Rashmi Primlani, DipWSET6 viewsin-the-newsrestaurantsreviewswinecocktailbarcocktails - news
Exploring Catalonia’s Notable Olive Groves: A Visit to Cuadrat Valley
At first light, olive trees spread across the Cuadrat Valley in natural rows and clusters. Their deep green leaves catch the morning sun against the warm, earthy tones of the soil beneath them. This tranquil corner of Catalonia lies in northeastern Spain. The land slopes gently inland from the Mediterranean coast and meets the borders... Read More
by About Wine & Travel5 viewsuncategorizedeuropefoodtravelwine - news
Complete Guide to Wine Tasting in the Russian River Valley
If you’re a Pinot Noir or Chardonnay lover, chances are you’ve already looked into wine tasting in the Russian River Valley—an AVA within Sonoma wine country that consistently delivers some of my personal favorite wines. Where Is the Russian River Valley? Let’s get a lay of the land first. Sonoma wine country is expansive and made up of many different AVAs and sub-regions. The Russian River Valley is located in northern Sonoma County, about 55 minutes north of San Francisco, and sprawls across several towns including Sebastopol, Forestville, Santa Rosa, Windsor, and Healdsburg. This AVA is relatively close to the coast (which is ideal for growing Burgundian grape varieties), features a wide range of soil types and microclimates, and is, of course, home to the Russian River itself. Cool coastal fog, warm sunny days, and varied terrain all come together to create a truly special place for wine growing. What Kind of Wine Is Made in the Russian River Valley? The Russian River Valley is han
by admin6 viewstravel-guideswinerussian-river-valleysonoma-countywine-tasting - news
The Best Guide to Downtown Healdsburg: Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay
Healdsburg is a dream destination for food and wine lovers alike. Nestled in Sonoma County wine country, downtown Healdsburg is everything you want it to be: charming, walkable, and packed with incredible restaurants, wine tasting rooms, and cocktail bars. One of my favorite places for a bite to eat, happy hour, or simply wandering around is Healdsburg. It’s no secret that it’s popular with visitors, so reservations are highly recommended whenever possible. Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or building a wine country itinerary, here’s my go-to guide on where to eat, drink, and stay in downtown Healdsburg. Before you dive in, if you’re looking for the best Healdsburg wineries instead – check out these posts: The Best Wineries in Russian River Valley, The Best Wineries in Alexander Valley (coming soon!!) or The Best Wineries in Dry Creek Valley (coming soon!!) Best Places to Eat in Downtown Healdsburg Baci Baci serves everything you love about comforting Italian cuisine. Pasta lo
by admin6 viewstravel-guideswinehealdsburgitinerarysonoma - news
Basilica Cafaggio Single Estate Chianti Classico 2022
Dark in color with a rich red berry nose. On the mid palate the wine displays beautiful rich vibrant red fruits, tomato notes along with some oak and earth tones. On the medium length finish it shows some soft elegant … Continue reading →
by John Galea3 viewswine - news
2026 Australian Wine Trends: What I’ll Be Drinking, Talking About & Loving
A new year means new wine trends to sip, swirl and obsess over. In 2026, for me, Australian wine trends are all about lighter styles, sustainable practices, adventurous grape varieties, and experiences that make wine drinking fun, meaningful, and accessible. Here’s what I reckon you can expect to see more of this year. Lighter Wine...
by Casey Bryan3 viewswine - news
GSN Review: Three Rosé Champagnes for Valentine’s Day
What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than with some sparkling wine? GSN has some recommendations that will fit just about any budget. Champagne Pommery Brut Rosé – Pommery Brut Rosé is a delicately expressive Champagne, pale pink with subtle salmon hues and fine, persistent bubbles. Aromas of small red berries hint at softness and […]
by frodelicious3 viewswinealbert-bichot-cremant-de-bourgogne-brut-rosechampagne-mandois-rosechampagne-pommery-brut-rose - news
The Rise of Light Reds: Summer’s Coolest Wine Trend
Why delicate, fruit-forward red wines are becoming Australia’s warm-weather essential When the temperatures rise, many wine lovers naturally reach for crisp whites or refreshing rosés especially during the day. But summer can also be the perfect season to explore light-bodied red wines. And unlike their heavier, more tannic counterparts, light reds offer a fresh, vibrant […] The post The Rise of Light Reds: Summer’s Coolest Wine Trend appeared first on Ocean Road Magazine .
by Ocean Road Magazine3 viewswineadelaidehillswineasianfoodwineaustralianwineaustralianwinemakersbbqwine - news
Trading “Dry January” for “Local January”
For a long time, our Co-Owner and Vineyard Manager, Eric Aellen, has participated in “Dry January”, that month-long reset many like to take to kick off the new year. But this year, he has decided to try something a little different; he is trading in Dry January for Local January. The Challenge of Staying LocalAt first glance, you might think giving up alcohol is the hard part. Honestly? I’ve found that “Local January” is actually much more of a challenge. It’s easy enough just to give up a product entirely. What’s difficult is going out to your favorite restaurants and... Read More » The post Trading “Dry January” for “Local January” appeared first on Linganore Wines .
by Dena Purvis5 viewshighlightednewsuncategorizeddrinklocalmdwinewine - news
December Wine Club Tasting Notes
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by Tasting List Changer5 viewstasting-noteshermosa-beachjeff-bonafedelos-angelesmanhattan-beachredondo-beach - news
Purity, Place, and Purpose: Tasting AVIVO Red Through the Lens of Regenerative Farming
My earlier post, Sipping with Purpose: AVIVO’s Regenerative White & Rosé, focused on the intersection of farming, climate, and wine—how thoughtful agricultural choices can influence both what grows in the vineyard and what ends up in the glass. This follow-up takes that conversation further with a look at AVIVO Red, and with a deeper exploration... Read More
by Martin D. Redmond5 viewswineavivo-winesdavero-farm-and-wineryledbetter-family-vineyardlodi-farmingorganic-farming - news
November Wine Club Tasting Notes
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by Tasting List Changer5 viewstasting-noteshermosa-beachjeff-bonafedelos-angelesmanhattan-beachredondo-beach - news
National Wine Day & the Top Wine Holidays to Note in 2026
From Malbec Day to Chardonnay Day, there’s always a reason to raise a glass. Here are 2026’s top 20 wine holidays to celebrate all year long. The post National Wine Day & the Top Wine Holidays to Note in 2026 first appeared on WineCountry.com .
by Penny Sadler5 viewsholidayswinewine-educationwine-holidays - news
The Architects of the Vine: Best of 2025
2025 has been a year of profound contrasts—navigating the lows of heartache while finding solace The post The Architects of the Vine: Best of 2025 first appeared on The Primlani Kitchen aka Indian Wine Goddess .
by Rashmi Primlani, DipWSET6 viewswinealsacemoselpinot-noirportoportugal - news
Wine Notes: Nipozzano Chianti & Famiglia Pasqua
This blog became 20 years old, in December 2025. That’s 20 years of writing about wine, and having fun. I’ve been documenting thoughts, experiences, and knowledge about wine for a quarter of my life. That’s an amazing achievement of evolving tastes and the wines I’ve encountered, along the way. I pinch myself, when I think […] The post Wine Notes: Nipozzano Chianti & Famiglia Pasqua first appeared on Wine Blog .
by Jo Diaz5 viewswinebianco-venetofrescobaldi-nipozzano-riservaitalian-winestuscany - news
Raffaldini Vineyards – Sagrantino Vertical
We recently gathered with some our fellow wine bloggers/writers/influences for an episode of Cork Talk. As part of that event, we included a vertical tasting of Sagrantino from Raffalidini Vineyards in Ronda, NC. We tasted the 2015, 2019, 2020, and 2022 vintages along with a recently released non-vintage Sagrantino blend called Il Falco. About SagrantinoContinue reading →
by Joe Brock5 viewsnorth-carolina-wineswan-creekwineyadkin-valleync-wineswan-creek-ava - news
December Wine Reviews: A Tour de France to Wrap a Wild Year of Wine Reviewing
Notes on the Rhône, Beaujolais, Burgundy, Bordeaux, Champagne, the Loire – and beyond. When I started this little wine-reviewing experiment in January, I really had no idea where it would take me. Now, wrapping the last one of the year, I admittedly have mixed feelings. Some months, I was so short on time that I […]
by Katie6 viewswinewine-reviewsbordeauxchampagneloire-valleywine-recommendation - news
Sparkling Wine Paso Robles Events
Paso Robles Bubble Lounge & Sparkling Brunch Pairing Paso Robles Wine Country has 2 main Sparkling Wine events each year: the Sparkling Brunch during the Paso Wine Festival each May, and the Bubble Lounge at the Paso Downtown Vibe in February. Sunday Sparkling Paso Tasting at Paso Wine Fest Get ready to enjoy the best …
by calicoastblog5 viewsbubblesfeaturedpaso-robles-downtowntrail-pasotravel-the-cali-coastwine - news
Pruning Vines – Linganore Winecellars
Want to see exactly how Brandon decides where to cut the vines? Check out our latest video to see the shears in action and learn more about the dedication that goes into every bottle of Linganore wine. Watch the full clip here or continue reading below. As Brandon demonstrates in the video, pruning isn’t just about making the vineyard look tidy. It involves: Selection: Identifying the strongest “canes” (the branches from the previous year) to keep for the new season. Balance: Ensuring the vine has enough buds to produce a harvest, but not so many that the grapes lose their... Read More » The post Pruning Vines – Linganore Winecellars appeared first on Linganore Wines .
by Dena Purvis5 viewshighlightednewsuncategorizeddrinklocalmdwinewine - news
Pre–New Year’s Dinner: Why Louis Roederer Collection 245 and Cristal 2016 Redefine Celebration
Some evenings feel like prologues. The eve before New Year’s Eve is one of them, less noise, more contemplation. It’s the space where conversation deepens, and Champagne becomes less of a party trick and more of an essay in liquid form. This year, my pre–New Year’s dinner is guided by the ethos of Louis […] The post Pre–New Year’s Dinner: Why Louis Roederer Collection 245 and Cristal 2016 Redefine Celebration appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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