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Simply Irresistable? Sicilia DOC Wines
Sicily isn’t Italy (you can ask anyone), and Sicilian wine isn’t Italian wine either. Many Sicilian producers have embraced the Sicilia DOC designation as a simple but effective identity. It’s the kind of idea that other wine regions might consider in today’s crowded marketplace. Here is our report. Einstein’s Law Everything should be as simple […]
by Mike Veseth13 viewsitalian-winewinewine-markets - news
Why Spain’s Underground Bodegas of Torquemada Represent the Future of Authentic Wine Tourism – Part 2
Leaving the cool silence of Torquemada’s underground wine cellars, I reflected on the broader significance of this remarkable site within the evolving landscape of global wine tourism. What distinguishes this destination is not merely its remarkable engineering or the vast network of historic wine cellars hidden beneath the town. Rather, it is the way the […] The post Why Spain’s Underground Bodegas of Torquemada Represent the Future of Authentic Wine Tourism – Part 2 appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin16 viewsspanish-winewinewine-newswine-researchwine-tourismwines-of-spain - news
A Summer Duo from Little Engine Wines
This is the first review of the season featuring two Little Engine Wines that match so well with summer. What goes best with sunshine, mountain views and long, slow days? Light, refreshing, delicious wines. You are going to love these wines as much as I do. Just ideal for enjoying on the beach, by the ... Read more The post A Summer Duo from Little Engine Wines first appeared on My VanCity .
by Valerie van der Gracht13 viewsfeaturedwinechardonnaybc-wineelevationelevation-rose - news
South Australia’s recipe of wine, events, and festivals is a winner
South Australia’s abundance of world-class food and wine, coupled with its lively events and festival scene, have long been crowd favourites with national and international guests. The post South Australia’s recipe of wine, events, and festivals is a winner appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by pirsa21 viewswine-storiessportadelaidebest-of-wine-tourism-awardseventsfestivals - news
Wine on the Go
Wine on the Go sounds too broad, and it definitely is. It is not my desire to write a 50-page essay to describe all permutations of travel options and wine drinking options. The topic of today’s conversation is air travel, and conversely, the wine at the airport. Generally, an airport is not the place to […]
by talkavino17 viewswinetravelvino-volowine-on-the-gowines - news
Arnaud Lambert Brézé Midi Saumur Blanc 2022 Review
This wine is from top producer Arnaud Lambert in Saumur and the Loire Valley in France and labelled as “Brézé”. […] The post Arnaud Lambert Brézé Midi Saumur Blanc 2022 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
by Sean Mitchell17 viewswine-reviewschenin-blancfrancesaumurwhite-winewine - news
Sweet Wine for People Who Hate Sweet Wine
I’ve always run savory. Sweet has its place, but my default is spice, salt, acid. Naturally, The post Sweet Wine for People Who Hate Sweet Wine first appeared on The Primlani Kitchen aka Indian Wine Goddess .
by Rashmi Primlani, DipWSET16 viewswinedessertloire - news
The Hard Years: An Outsider’s Journey into Wine
In this chapter of my wine journey, I recount the years of curiosity, persistence and self-learning that followed my first fascination with wine. Opportunities to learn were scarce, making every tasting, book and conversation a valuable lesson. It was a period of slow but steady growth, driven purely by passion. Looking back, these challenging years laid the foundation for everything that followed.
by mukulmanku3 viewswinemy-wine-journeymy-wine-storywine-courseswine-passionwine-study - news
An Alpine Sparkler for a Parisian Classic: Croque Madame & Crémant de Savoie
This month, our French Winophiles writers are sharing their idea of the perfect lunch in a French café. For me, one dish immediately came to mind: the Croque Monsieur. But since I’d never actually tried its richer sibling, the Croque Madame, this seemed like the perfect excuse to order one—and pair it with a bottle... Read More
by Martin D. Redmond5 viewswine - news
Lunch in a French Café: Quiche! #Winophiles
(click on any photo for a full size slideshow) The French Winophiles Recreate a Favorite Café LunchThe July theme for our French Winophiles writers is “Lunch in a French Café”, complete with a favorite dish and, of course, a wine choice to pair. What would be your pick be? Perhaps one of our writers shares … Continue reading →
by foodwineclick16 viewsfrench-winophileswine-foodwine-travelchardonnaycookingfood - news
Praying for Rain
Rainbrew revives a Korean tradition outside of Seattle The steady drip drop patter of rain is white noise in the concrete wine country of Woodinville, Washington. On the other hand, […] The post Praying for Rain appeared first on Sip Magazine .
by Jesse Fukumoto15 viewswashingtonwinerainbrewwashington-wine - news
Noble Ridge’s 2019 The One Named Best Sparkling Wine at the All Canadian Wine Championships
Noble Ridge’s 2019 The One Named Best Sparkling Wine at the All Canadian Wine Championships The winery earns Canada’s top sparkling wine honour for a second time, highlighting the exceptional quality of Okanagan Falls as a premier sparkling wine region. Noble Ridge Vineyard & Winery is proud to announce that its flagship traditional-method sparkling wine, ... Read more The post Noble Ridge’s 2019 The One Named Best Sparkling Wine at the All Canadian Wine Championships first appeared on My VanCity .
by MyVanCity17 viewswineokanaganwineeventschardonnay2025-unoaked-chardonnay-silver-medalage-worthinessall-canadian-wine-championships - news
Sean’s Featured Wine- Basa Lore
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by susan.heger13 viewsfeatured-winewine - news
Kim Uncorked: Welcome to my weekly wine recommendation.
Kim Uncorked: Welcome to my weekly wine recommendation. Hi, I’m Kim, a passionate lover of wine, food, and any experience that brings the two together! In this weekly blog post, I share my thoughts on a wine that I’ve recently purchased from one of our local independent wine merchants. If you’d like to know more ... Read more The post Kim Uncorked: Welcome to my weekly wine recommendation. first appeared on My VanCity .
by Kim Mead18 viewswinechardonnay2023-catena-alta-historic-rows-chardonnayadrianna-vineyardalejandro-vigilandes - news
Does Champagne Really Have More Bubbles Than Other Sparkling Wines?
More bubbles doesn't mean better Champagne, and Prosecco was never trying to be Champagne in the first place. Here's what's actually happening in your glass. The post Does Champagne Really Have More Bubbles Than Other Sparkling Wines? appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
by Kelly Chidi-Ogbonna23 viewswine-factswine-knowledgechampagneproseccosparkling-winewine - news
The Top Twelve Rosés from the Tenth Annual World’s Largest Blind Tasting of American True Rosés
This is the last article about this year’s Annual Largest Blind Tasting of American True Rosés in the World and as I have done the past nine years, I thought I would end with some general impressions and this year’s … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist23 viewscaliforniagrenachepinot-noirrosesyrahtexas - news
The journey begins: How wine tourism is changing
Wine tourism is no longer limited to tasting rooms and cellar doors. Travellers want more than a sip of wine – they want real experiences that tie together the landscape, the people who make the wine, and the wine itself. It’s about walking away with a memory.
by Ingerese Schoeman16 viewsarticletourism-lifestylenccrrobertsontourismtrain - news
The Okanagan’s Original Icons: Decanting Memories Available Now
The Okanagan’s Original Icons: Decanting Memories Available Now The true story of pioneers Trudy and George Heiss will make you laugh, cry, and – most importantly – sip out loud. Long before the Okanagan Valley became a global wine destination, it was a blank canvas for those with enough grit to believe in it. ... Read more The post The Okanagan’s Original Icons: Decanting Memories Available Now first appeared on My VanCity .
by MyVanCity18 viewswinehumoura-legacy-of-givingbc-historybc-hospitality-foundationbc-wine-information-centre - news
Greek Wines: More Than Just Retsina
For years I’d been reading about the growing popularity of Greek wines in New York. The unfamiliar grape names and descriptions of their distinctive flavours intrigued me, so when Franco’s Liquor Store advertised a Saturday tasting of Greek wines, I booked us in immediately. When we arrived, Luigi was outside grilling fragrant lamb kebabs to ... Read more The post Greek Wines: More Than Just Retsina first appeared on My VanCity .
by Sam The Wine Teacher19 viewswinefranco-s-lrsgreek-wineskaren-macneilmeditastethe-wine-bible - news
Wine Vacation: Sleeping in Amarone Country — Villa Quaranta Tommasi, Valpolicella
There are hotel spas and then there is the Terme della Valpolicella. Most hotel spas give you eucalyptus steam rooms, a swimming pool, and a list of treatments with names like “Serenity Journey” that involve warm stones and someone playing a flute somewhere in the background. The spa at Villa... The post Wine Vacation: Sleeping in Amarone Country — Villa Quaranta Tommasi, Valpolicella appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
by Kelly Chidi-Ogbonna19 viewswine-italywine-vacationitalian-winevineyardswinewine-in-italy - news
The Next Vintage: Shaping the future of AniChe Cellars
The name AniChe has appeared on wine labels since 2009. Long before Anaïs Mera knew she would one day help run a winery, it was already part of her identity. […] The post The Next Vintage: Shaping the future of AniChe Cellars appeared first on Sip Magazine .
by Aakanksha Agarwal18 viewsfeaturedoregonwineanicheoregon-wine - news
Please The Palate July 2026 Newsletter
I can’t believe another year has passed, but I’m ready to turn the page. 2025 was a challenging year on many levels. With continued shifts in the wine industry, I felt it in my work: events slowed, writing opportunities disappeared, and the landscape changed in real time. But I didn’t let that stop me, and won't. Enjoy the Please The Palate January 2026 Newsletter.
by Allison Levine25 viewscocktailsfoodlifestylepodcaststravelnewsletter - news
In Greece They Just Call it a Wedding
What’s the old cliché, when it rains it pours? My last work trip abroad was back in 2019 to Jerez in southern Spain, you know, Sherry country, but then Covid came and the trips dried up for six years. It may not seem like a big loss, but when one of the perks of the…
by susan.heger16 viewsadvice-that-nobody-asked-forwine - news
Greek Wine Sampler!
Domaine Paterianakis A Cretan Wine Sampler Sampler Price: $128.99 Normal Retail: $171.93 (Yes, that is a 25% discount) 7 Bottles of Wine – 2 Reds, 4 Whites, 1 Rosé Samplers will be available for pickup on Wednesday, email jbuchterwine@gmail.com if you’d like one set aside for you.” In 1990 Giorgos Paterianakis left a successful career…
by susan.heger13 viewsfeatured-winewine