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Verona’s Best-Kept Wine Secret Is a Six-Room Hotel
Here is a sentence I did not expect to write about a hotel in the middle of a city. They make their own wine. Not “they have a good wine list.” Not “the sommelier is very knowledgeable.” The family who owns Massimago Wine Suites also owns a working winery forty... The post Verona’s Best-Kept Wine Secret Is a Six-Room Hotel appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
by Kelly Chidi-Ogbonna20 viewswine-italywine-vacationitalyvacation - news
Koehler Family Wines
Gorgeous photo of the Koehler Estate Vineyard. It is my pleasure to share the great wines of Koehler.. Derek Koehler grew up on the estate and spent a semester in France studying international practices within the wine industry. Today he is in charge of the operations of the family winery. I have been really impressed with these wines. Wines are made by Trace Brueske and were seriously good across the board. I love the new 2025 Koehler Rose (OB, 91) which is pretty and neatly textured.. Learn more about this outstanding house at https://www.koehlerwinery.com and here are my reviews of the new wines by Koehler Family Wines. 2025 Koehler ‘Magia Bianca’ White Wine- A blend of 50% Chardonnay with the remainder Viognier and Grenahe Blanc, this offers nutty notes on the nose with salted peach and sourdough bread notes. The palate is wonderfully salty with a smooth mouthfeel. Drink 2026-2031- 92 2025 Koehler ‘Kick On Ranch’ Riesling- The 2025 ‘Kick On Ranch’ Riesling is bone-dry and shows rea
by Owen Bargreen2 views - news
Olek Bondonio - Roncagliette 2021
From Piedmont, we're drinking a bottle of Olek Bondonio's Roncagliette Barbaresco from 2021.
by saufwein16 viewsnebbiolobarbarescopiedmontitalyred - news
Specially Selected Rioja Reserva From Aldi – Patience No Longer Required
Today we’re checking out the latest vintage of the Specially Selected Rioja Reserva from Aldi. When we reviewed a previous ... Read more
by Jon Thorsen23 viewsaldibulk-buyspainspain-riojatempranillo - news
How to Host a World Cup Watch Party Champagne Style
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is well underway with stories of fans from around the globe coming together to celebrate and enjoy the game of soccer. Each team has their own traditions, foods, chants, and fanbases that highlight what makes their team and country so special. While we may not all agree on what team to root for, Champagne […] The post How to Host a World Cup Watch Party Champagne Style appeared first on Wine 365 .
by Mackenzie Lesher15 viewsfresh-pressed - news
1WineDude Invades the Summer 2026 Issue of Tasting Panel
Sick of seeing my name on stuff lately (in which case, why are you here?… I mean, stop hate scrolling and go do something productive already)? Well, then you’re REALLY going to hate the Summer 2026 issue of Tasting Panel magazine, in which my byline appears not once, not twice, but five freaking times. Including […] This article was originally published on 1WineDude.com . Grab the books! Source
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Léoville Barton at 200
Raymond Blake tells the story of the "perfect claret." The post Léoville Barton at 200 appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
by Raymond Blake28 viewshomepage-featured-articlesnews-featuresbordeaux - news
The Adventure Seeker’s Guide to Virginia Wine Country
Virginia Wine Country is made for those who love to explore. Across the Commonwealth, vineyards are nestled among mountain trails, winding rivers, scenic coastlines, and quiet country roads, making it […] The post The Adventure Seeker’s Guide to Virginia Wine Country appeared first on Virginia Wine Blog .
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The Random Samples—7/9/2026
It is time for another edition of “Random Samples”–I occasionally get samples from marketing agencies and/or producers. These can often be grouped together into some sort of overarching theme: Muret-Gaston is French for Old Friends (not really, but it should … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist22 viewscaliforniagamayoregonpinot-noirrockpilesanta-lucia-highlands - news
I migliori libri sul vino
Cercate un assaggio dei migliori libri sul vino? Di seguito troverete dieci titoli dei migliori libri sul vino. Questo articolo non può essere esaustivo, sarebbe impossibile, ogni giorno vengono pubblicati nuovi volumi sicuramente interessanti perché rappresentativi di un peculiare argomento che riguarda il nettare degli dei. Andrebbe attivamente aggiornato per essere all’altezza dei più curiosi. […] The post I migliori libri sul vino appeared first on Decanto - Giornale di vino | Migliori vini e cantine da visitare .
by Stefania Zumelli18 viewsapprofondimentiattilio-scienzagiacomo-tachishugh-johnsonjancis-robinsonlaura-donadoni - news
Alla scoperta dei borghi più bizzarri della Spagna: tra paesi costruiti su ponti di pietra, case sotto la roccia, cascate e villaggi blu
A cura dell’Ente Spagnolo del turismo di Roma La Spagna è ricca di borghi affascinanti, ma alcuni custodiscono curiosità così straordinarie da sembrare incredibili. Ce n’è uno costruito sopra un ponte naturale, un’altro sotto enormi rocce, e persino uno interamente dipinto di blu o completamente circondato da un altro Paese. In questa selezione vi portiamo […] L'articolo Alla scoperta dei borghi più bizzarri della Spagna: tra paesi costruiti su ponti di pietra, case sotto la roccia, cascate e villaggi blu proviene da insidewine .
by Francesca Maisano4 viewsitinerari - news
New Soho Stella Sauvignon Blanc review
2026 Soho Stella Sauvignon Blanc RRP $26.9918.5/20From the first swirl, Stella Sauvignon Blanc asserts its aromatic presence with ripe grapefruit, passionfruit and blackcurrant leaf unfolding into lifted lemongrass and freshly picked herbs held together in a tight, bright young wine.Made with grapes grown in the Awatere and Wairau valleys in Marlborough, Stella was fermented entirely in stainless steel to retain its vibrant freshness and youthful energy. Residual sugar of 2.9 grams per litre put...
by Joelle Thomson2 views - news
Champagne Perrier Jouët have implemented regenerative viticulture in half of their vineyard area, and they are already seeing differences in the base wines
Jamie Goode travels to Champagne to visit the vineyards of Perrier-Jouët. Five years ago they began trialling regenerative approaches and
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What wines do people actually drink at Michelin-starred restaurants?
What do guests drink at Michelin-starred restaurants? The answer is obvious. Expensive wines. Everyone who goes to a restaurant regularly knows that the more expensive the food, the more expensive the wines. And now this is confirmed, at least according to writer Sara Danese, who has analysed wine lists from over 1,000 Michelin-starred restaurants worldwide. […] Continue reading: What wines do people actually drink at Michelin-starred restaurants? The post What wines do people actually drink at Michelin-starred restaurants? was originally published on BKWine Magazine and written by Britt Karlsson . Copyright BKWine and BKWine Magazine. If you see it published elsewhere in full it has been republished without our permission. BKWine Magazine - Wine on the internet since 1996 Read more: On BKWine’s Wine Tours: Wine and food tours to the world’s wine regions | BKWine Tours Om BKWines Vinresor och matresor: Världens bästa vinresor och matresor | BKWine Vinresor On BKWine’s Wine Photography:
by Britt Karlsson15 viewsnewsrestaurants - news
Niu Nervi a Cagliari: tra sapori di mare, culurgiones multicolore e archeologia industriale la proposta pop chic vista mare
Il vento porta odore di sale e di brace. Si sente prima di vedersi, Niu Nervi: un tintinnio di bicchieri che si mescola al fruscio delle vele nel porticciolo, una musica che sale piano, un luogo che si attraversa con i sensi prima che con lo sguardo, e che rivela la propria identità un profumo […]
by Sara Panarelli15 viewsnewscagliarifeaturedniu-nervisardegna - news
Head Wines RED Grenache 2025
The fusion of four Barossa and Eden Valley sites delivers a Grenache that bowls down the line with reliable line and length. Energetic aromas explode from the glass featuring dried red petals and roses, red berries and sarsaparilla. The fruit is juicy and silky, flowing about with ease. It's a wine that you can reach for time and again given its moreishness that is driven by tense, earthy tannins and finishes dry with a powdery note that whispers, calling you back. If the neighbours call you over for a drink, take two because one will evaporate in no time. 92/100 Region: Barossa RRP: $30 Source: Sample Winery Website Subscribe to Qwine here Follow: Instagram , LinkedIn and X
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10th Anniversary of the Glass of Bubbly Awards
We’re excited to announce that this year marks the 10th anniversary of the Glass of Bubbly Awards! Why Enter? The Glass of Bubbly Awards uniquely evaluate sparkling wines by focusing on consumer-friendly flavour profiles and suitable occasions. This innovative approach bridges the gap between technical excellence and everyday wine choices, making it easier for…
by Glass of Bubbly14 viewssparkling-wine-news - news
Bethany Blue Quarry Contours Vineyard Grenache 2024
Sleek, sexy and carrying a little more depth than first impressions suggest, this Bethany Blue Quarry Contours Vineyard Grenache is immediately engaging. Coming from 50+ year-old vines, much younger than its Manse Vineyard sibling, I couldn't get enough of this. Softly spiced dark cherries reign supreme, while expressive raspberries bring a pretty, juicy lift that keeps everything bright and energetic. There’s an attractive savoury-sweet interplay at work too, with a flash of dark chocolate and even a suggestion of Cherry Ripe tucked amongst the fruit. It’s a wine that feels slinky and curvaceous, flowing effortlessly across the palate without ever sacrificing flavour intensity. The real highlight is the length. The fruit extends with confidence, and there’s no denying the juicy factor that makes each sip so inviting. Faint silty tannins provide just enough structure to frame the generosity without interrupting the wine’s natural charm. This is one of those Grenaches
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Le Due Terre | 30 annate di Sacrisassi Rosso, una verticale completa (1994-2023) da ricordare
Flavio Basilicata è nato a Prepotto nel 1954, a pochissimi chilometri da dove oggi sorge la sua cantina. I genitori erano coloni: lavoravano terra altrui ma Flavio a quella terra era già profondamente legato. La mezzadria è stata un’istituzione economico-sociale … continua »
by Denis Mazzucato13 viewsprimo-pianofvgle-due-terresacrisassi-rosso - news
NZ Winegrowers Honours Five Champions of New Zealand Wine
New Zealand Winegrowers (NZW) is celebrating its annual honours list by announcing five additions to the roll of NZ Wine Fellow. Fabian Yukich, Chair of NZW, says the Fellows are a peer-nominated group of highly respected and influential individuals whose leadership, innovation, hard work and passion have helped shape the success of the New Zealand […]
by JB Wine Guy19 viewsnz-wine-newsnew-zealand-wine-growersnz-wine-fellownz-wine-industry-news - news
The Finger Lakes Red Wine Shift —How Cabernet Franc and Pinot Noir Are Redefining the Region
Finger Lakes Wine Region: Discover Red Wine Changes – Luxe Beat Magazine
by About Wine & Travel17 viewsuncategorizedfinger-lakesnew-york-winerochesterwine-region-in-finger-lakeswine-tasting - news
Windswept Elegance: Surrau and the Modern Voice of Sardinia
The Wining Hour: Few wine regions capture the rugged beauty of the Mediterranean quite like Sardinia. Shaped by centuries of seafaring cultures, ancient traditions, and dramatic landscapes, the island has emerged as one of Italy’s most compelling wine destinations. Among its leading producers, Vigne Surrau has become a standard-bearer for modern Sardinian winemaking, crafting wines that honor indigenous varieties while expressing the unique character of Gallura. Located near the glamorous Costa Smeralda in northeastern Sardinia, Surrau sits in the heart of Gallura, a region renowned for its granite soils, constant maritime winds, and sun-drenched vineyards. Here, the landscape is both wild and beautiful. Rolling hills dotted with cork oak forests and Mediterranean scrub descend toward the turquoise waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, creating an environment where vines thrive under the influence of both sun and sea. Founded in the early 2000s, Surrau was born from a vision to showcase Sardin
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L'Ecole No. 41
Here is the outstanding new releases by L’Ecole No. 41. It is my pleasure to share the great wines of L’Ecole No. 41 which is one of Walla Walla’s oldest wineries. This was one of the first wineries I tasted at more than 25 years ago. While the perform exceedingly well at the entry level, their higher end wines continue to soar and have been particularly impressive over the past seven years. They are sourcing from one of the most electric sites in the entire Pacific Northwest, the ‘Ferguson Vineyard’ which is sent on fractured basalt soils. Wines from this site are unlike anything else in the Northwest. I am so impressed with the latest set of new wines. I adored the 2023 L’Ecole No. 41 ‘Ferguson Vineyard’ Red Wine (OB, 98) which has insanely good terroir and shows sensational aging potential. Learn more about this outstanding winery at http://lecole.com/ Here are the great new wines by L’Ecole No. 41. 2025 L’Ecole No. 41 ‘Luminesce’ White Wine - The outstanding 2025 L’Ecole No.
by Owen Bargreen2 views - news
Bethany Blue Quarry Manse Vineyard Grenache 2024
Not as expensive as its Contours Vineyard stablemate, this Manse Vineyard Grenache offers a fuller, weightier expression from the outset. From 1924 planted vines that dig their feet into clay soils, darker fruits and berries lift from the glass wth scents of dried red petals, earthy nuances and a dusting of dark chocolate. The palate follows suit, bringing dark cherry and plum fruit with an earthy drive that keeps everything grounded. There is more heft here compared to more delicate expressions of Grenache with the fruit carrying good concentration and drive. Neat and composed, it comes together comfortably rather than spectacularly with the fruit and savoury elements working in unison. A solid, enjoyable Grenache that goes about its work with little fuss and drinks well. 92/100 Region: Barossa RRP: $50 Source: Sample Winery Website Subscribe to Qwine here Follow: Instagram , LinkedIn and X
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