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An Oenophile Walks Into A Wine Store…
An oenophile walks into a wine store… I guess you are expecting a joke to follow, right, something along the lines of “A cowboy walks into a bar…” No, that’s not the intention here. The oenophile (yours truly) did walk into a wine store today (I stopped by my friend Zak’s Cost Less Wines store […]
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Warming Up To St. Martin’s Day with Aldeia de Cima
Aldeia de Cima Is Spectacular I’m warming up to St. Martin’s Day with Aldeia de Cima. I know I’m ahead of the schedule (November 11), but I’m ready now. I’ve been fortunate to visit Portugal’s Alentejo region a couple of times, and I always anticipate the celebrations. My most recent trip was a few […] The post Warming Up To St. Martin’s Day with Aldeia de Cima first appeared on Wine Blog .
by Jo Diaz1 viewaldeia-de-cimawinest-martin-s-day - news
Kyneton Ridge Riesling 2025
Kyneton Ridge are the first Certified Sustainable Vineyard in Macedon Ranges. Owners Angela and Andrew Wood have embraced regenerative viticulture, and through 2024 underwent a rigorous audit process of sustainability […]
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Marynissen Heritage Collection Bock Vineyard Chardonnay 2023
Golden in color with a nice apple/pear nose … On the mid palate the wine displays all the lovely notes of a barrel aged chard, apple/pear with some nice vanilla and buttery notes. On the medium length finish the wine … Continue reading →
by John Galea2 viewscanadianjg-reviewwine - news
A Tour of Wine Grapes: Tempranillo
Tempranillo 🍷 Photo by Holger Casselmann on Wikimedia Commons Tempranillo is a red wine grape with a history that dates back over 2,000 years, likely introduced to Spain by the Phoenicians. The name comes from the Spanish word "temprano," meaning early, because this grape ripens weeks before most other Spanish red varieties. Spain is its primary homeland, particularly in the Rioja and Ribera del Duero regions, where it is used in the country's most famous red wines. Beyond Spain, Tempranillo is grown in Portugal (where it is often called Tinta Roriz and used in Port wine production), as well as in California, Australia, and Argentina. Tempranillo features a distinct range of aromas and tastes. Freshly made versions are fruit-driven, offering clear flavors of red cherry, plum, and tomato. When the wine is aged in oak barrels, it transforms and picks up savory notes of vanilla, tobacco, leather, and clove. It has a medium-to-full body with notic
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🎧Ep 188 Featuring Wine Enthusiast Person of the Year Gretchen Roddick – Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance
🍇 Where Wine Takes You, Episode Highlights 🍷 Preroll content brought to you by Cork & Cruise and their Nov 2027 cruise featuring Epoch, LXV, and Adam Montiel From a part-time tasting room job in Paso Robles to helping lead the entire California wine industry, Gretchen Roddick has built quite a career. And 2026 has … Continued
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Bardolino, a 100 years of Pop Soul
The Consorzio Vini Bardolino celebrates by betting on drinkability written By Erika Mantovan Led by president Fabio Dei Micheli, the
by Erika Mantovan14 viewsitalynewsandy-warholbardolinochiarettoconsorzio-vini-bardolino - news
INSIDER DEAL! 56% Off 93-94 Point Saviah Rocks District Syrah
Save over $33 a bottle on this rich, smooth, savory and complex beauty from the estate Waterstone Vineyard in the ... Read more
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Afternoon Brief, October 16
2026 California Winegrape Mapping Project Released: The California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG), in partnership with industry grower and vintner associations, has released the results of the 2026 California Winegrape Mapping Project, providing a detailed statewide view of winegrape acreage...
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📺How Does Rosé Get Into a Can? • Alta Colina • Paso Robles • Wine Bros Uncorked
How does rosé go from the winery into a can? 🍷🥫We’re back at Alta Colina in Paso Robles to find out.In this final stop at Alta Colina, we join new winemake...
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What happens when data centers come to wine country?
The Columbia Valley is prime agricultural land, growing dozens of crops including wheat, apples, cherries, hops, and wine grapes. The latest ‘crop’? Data centers. According to the Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business, Trammell Crow Company has purchased approximately 1,000 acres of land in West Richland, northeast of
by Editor11 viewsfrom-the-webfrom-the-web-featured - news
📺Tolpuddle Unicorn Chard, Trophy-Winning Decades Pinot, Pannell’s EPIC Twin Grenaches & More!
Welcome back to Wine Unfiltered! 🍷Wade is officially back in the studio after the birth of his baby girl, and we're jumping straight into the deep end with ...
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Wine Spectator Celebrates 50 Years
—Special 50th Anniversary Issue Reflects on Wine Spectator’s JourneyFrom Fledgling Local Newspaper to the World’s Leading Wine Authority— October 16, 2026 (New York) — Raise your glass! Wine Spectator, the [...]
by Andrew Jolivette12 viewsindustry-news-releaseswine-businesswine-spectator - news
What to Check Before Trusting an Online Retailer With a Case of Wine
What to Check Before Trusting an Online Retailer With a Case of Wine
by Editor5 viewsfrom-the-webfrom-the-web-featured - news
Britain’s wine market sells 85% of its volume to consumers over 45
Britain’s wine market sells 85% of its volume to consumers over 45
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Shibuya Hoppmann: Sustainable Decontamination Solutions for Next-Gen Aseptic Lines
By: Chad Ellis, Vice President, Imports October 16, 2026 — Every hour, high-speed production lines in food and beverage plants turn out thousands of packaged products trusted to remain safe [...]
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Why Jancis Robinson Remains Optimistic About Wine
It’s not all doom-and-gloom for the lead author of the World Atlas of Wine
by Editor11 viewsfrom-the-webfrom-the-web-featured - news
2027 Unified Wine & Grape Symposium Announces Flash Sale as Registration Opens Oct. 20
Three days of industry insights, innovation and connections to help shapewhat’s next for wine October 16, 2026 (Sacramento, CA) — In celebration of its 33rd year, the Unified Wine & [...]
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Guala Closures Strengthens Wine Closures Capacity in the US and Americas with Acquisition of Equipment Assets from G3 Enterprises
October 16, 2026 (Milano, Italy) — Guala Closures, a global leader in specialty beverage and pharmaceutical closure solutions, today announced that it has reached an agreement with G3 Enterprises, a [...]
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2026 California Winegrape Mapping Project Released
Statewide Analysis Identifies 439,115 Standing Acres and 47,229 Acres Removed October 15, 2026 (Sacramento, CA) — The California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG), in partnership with industry grower and vintner [...]
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Veteran Business Operator Launches The Winery Profit Reset™ to Help Independent Wineries Restore Profit in a Structural Downturn
October 16, 2026 (Columbia, CA) — With U.S. wine sales down 23% from 2020 and many independent wineries operating without profit, business coach Donald Nay has launched The Winery Profit [...]
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Passaggio Wines closure latest hit to Sonoma Valley music scene
Passaggio Wines closure latest hit to Sonoma Valley music scene
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🎧The Wine Makers – Keith Beavers: The Great American Wine Tour (and a Raid on Phil’s Cellar)
Keith Beavers is a busy man. He’s a podcaster, wine educator, and tasting director for VinePair, one of the most widely read drinks publications in the world. He also hosts VinePair’s Wine 101 podcast, making the unnecessarily intimidating world of wine a little more approachable. Since Keith was last on the show, he’s been crisscrossing the country, exploring the ever-evolving American wine scene and releasing the first six episodes of The Great American Wine Tour, visiting a half-dozen iconic and emerging wineries along the way. This week, Keith sits down with Bart and Sam to talk about all of that, but let’s be clear, this visit was really about one thing: raiding Phil Coturri’s cellar. And Sam’s cellar, too. Because somehow, despite Keith’s vast experience tasting wines from around the world, he’d never really had the opportunity to dig into properly aged California wine. We decided it was time to fix that. We pull the corks on a few old bottles from Sonoma Valley and the Moon Moun
by Editor11 viewsfrom-the-webfrom-the-web-featuredpodcastspodcast - news
🎧332: Regenerative Viticulture: The Benefits of Stacking Practices
332: Regenerative Viticulture: The Benefits of Stacking Practices Sustainable regenerative agriculture isn’t built on a single practice; it’s about stacking practices to achieve greater benefits. Amélie...
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