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news2026-10-27
Newcastle United signs Taittinger champagne partnership
Newcastle United has agreed a multi-year partnership with French champagne house Taittinger, expanding the club’s premium hospitality offering at St James’ Park following a £10m investment in its facilities. For Newcastle, the agreement adds another international brand to its commercial portfolio while supporting the club’s investment in premium matchday experiences and hospitality revenues.
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Dr. Konstantin Frank Installs First Wind Machines on Keuka Lake
Three New Machines Will Help Protect Vineyards from Frost October 27, 2026 (Hammondsport, NY) — Dr. Konstantin Frank Winery continues its pioneering legacy by installing the first wind machines on [...]
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Top sommelier who quit winery over claims he sexually harassed two women at corporate dinner loses unfair dismissal case
Jake Crimmin was accused of making guests feel 'uncomfortable' with inappropriate comments and touching.
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📺Master Chef creates dream meal from a whole tuna while an award winning SOMM has to find the wines
A once in a lifetime multi-course meal from a 250lb whole Bluefin tuna paired with the perfect wines in a sushi lovers dream. An original film from SOMM TV ...
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San Francesco della Vigna: The oldest urban vineyard in Venice
The Franciscans built a medieval church in the vineyard shortly after gaining access to the land. On the 25 th of June, 1253, Marco Ziani, son of Doge Pietro, bequeathed a vineyard, houses, and a little church to the adjacent Franciscan friars.
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Wine’s Weekly Uptick Offers Limited Relief as Four-Week Declines Persist – NielsenIQ
October 27, 2026 — In the four weeks ending October 17th, Wine dollar sales declined -3.3% versus last year, while volume fell -4.9%. Weaker consumer engagement remained the largest contributor [...]
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Shapiro Admin. Invests $2 Million in Research and Marketing to Grow Pennsylvania’s Wine Industry
CHADDS FORD, Pa. – Today, Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding announced that the Shapiro Administration has invested $2 million in Wine Marketing and Research Grants to increase sales, production, and quality of Pennsylvania wines. He made the announcement in celebration of Wine Month from Penns Woods Winery, a PA Preferred® member, and the first Pennsylvania winery nominated for American Winery of the Year in the 2026 Wine Enthusiast […] The post Shapiro Admin. Invests $2 Million in Research and Marketing to Grow Pennsylvania’s Wine Industry appeared first on Morning Ag Clips.
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Gray Monk: The Okanagan’s Pinot Gris King Meets Pinot Noir
Reading Time: 4 minutes Gray Monk celebrates nearly 50 years of Pinot Gris heritage with two premium Odyssey wines. Discover our reviews of the 2025 Pinot Gris and 2022 Pinot Noir, both earning 92 Points. The post Gray Monk: The Okanagan’s Pinot Gris King Meets Pinot Noir appeared first on BCWineTrends .
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How Does a Winery Nobody Has Heard Of Grow While the Market Shrinks?
Foursight Wines’ Joe Webb on growing a small Anderson Valley winery while the wider wine market contracts. Episode 2 of the Wine Business Innovation Series.
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As the Wine Industry Retracts, Some Are Still Betting Big on Napa
As the Wine Industry Retracts, Some Are Still Betting Big on Napa
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Ken Forrester Petit Rosé
Ken Forrester Petit Rosé is a drier style pink wine that goes down easy. Wine review by Lisa Johnston (thewinemuse). The post Ken Forrester Petit Rosé appeared first on winemusing .
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UV-C Armed Robots Are Killing Powdery Mildew
“When you apply UV-C at night it actually disrupts the DNA of the mildew itself, and if there’s a two hour period of darkness that follows that light application, the [...]
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Wine Woes, by Dan Berger
Wine Woes, by Dan Berger
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Columbia Distributing Completes Alaska Transaction with RNDC, Establishing a Four-State Pacific Northwest Total Beverage Platform
October 26, 2026 (Wilsonville, OR) — Columbia Distributing today announced it has completed its transaction with Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) to acquire certain beverage distribution assets in Alaska, marking [...]
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Wine, etc.: Winemaker Dave Phinney isn’t likely to slow down anytime soon | COMMENTARY
Wine, etc.: Winemaker Dave Phinney isn’t likely to slow down anytime soon | COMMENTARY
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🎧Ep 280 – Are Gen Z Drinking Less Wine? Value, Valpolicella & New Wine Experiences with Maisie Turner
Are Gen Z really drinking less wine - or are they simply drinking differently? And what does a £15 bottle offer that a £6 bottle can't? In this episode of Eat Sleep Wine Repeat, Janina is joined by Maisie Turner, assistant wine buyer at Berkmann, Master of Wine student and winner of the IWSC Emerging Talent in Wine Communication Award, to explore the changing world of wine and what it takes to make it exciting for a new generation. From finding brilliant-value wines in Germany, Beaujolais and the Balkans to discovering North Macedonia’s key grape varieties and the character of its wines, Janina and Maisie explore how to buy better, understand more and get more pleasure from what's in your glass. They also delve into the grapes behind Valpolicella's fresh reds, Ripasso and Amarone, look at how AI is changing wine education, discuss what life is really like as a professional wine buyer, and consider why Bordeaux is experimenting with lighter, fresher reds designed to be enjoyed with a sl
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Chateau Beauregard Ducasse Graves Blanc From Trader Joe’s
A quaffer! We review the Chateau Beauregard Ducasse Graves Blanc at Trader Joe’s and produced by Vignobles Lurton Perromat. 50% ... Read more
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🎧Shadows in the Cellar: Murder, Mystery, and Ghosts in Wine Country
It’s Monday, Let’s raise a glass to the beginning of another week. It’s time to unscrew, uncork or saber a bottle and let’s begin Exploring the Wine Glass. Pour yourself a glass of something dark, bold, and deep crimson. Sit back, dim the lights, and lock your doors. Welcome to a special Halloween edition of the podcast. We all love wine for what it brings to our tables—celebration, romance, community, and the artistry of the earth. But wine has a long, shadowed history. Behind the polished tasting rooms, the romantic candlelit barrels, and the sun-drenched vineyards lie stories of sudden violence, restless spirits, and baffling mysteries that time has failed to erase. Tonight, we are pulling back the velvet curtain on the dark side of wine country. Thank you so much for joining me for this dark journey through the shadows of wine country. If you survived this trip through haunted cellars and vineyard true crime, please make sure to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast wherever you
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We Measured 11,111 Wine Listings. Here Are Three Image Checks to Run on Yours.
The premium wine costs nearly three times as much. Its photos get the same treatment. Open the folder where your bottle shots live. Select them all. Look at the thumbnails. [...]
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Ohmygod–Part 25 A Couple of Nights in Jouarre Part Two
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
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A deeper look at underwater wine aging
The waters, were calm. Just a few hours earlier they’d been a roiling mass of nature at its most violent; a cold boil of northern stormfront that had nearly derailed the boat tour planned for the morning. The boat in question wasn’t large and was made a good deal smaller once a dozen people boarded it, but it cut a calm path out from the harbor of O Grove, a coastal town near Pontevedra, Galicia. Narrating the adventure as we went out was, Laura Vázquez, the wife of Robustiano Fariña, […] For full access, please log in or purchase a subscription.
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Odio gli snob del vino. Amo Bolgheri (e questo Piastraia 2023 di Michele Satta)
Un sabato di ottobre come tanti a Spilamberto, ridente paese in provincia di Modena, ci si può anche innamorare di un vino. Ore 17. Ciliegia, cacao, pepe bianco e una lieve nota vegetale. Il sorso è grintoso, il centro bocca … continua »
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INSIDER DEAL! 54% OFF 92-93 Point Denier-Handal Petite Sirah and Zin
Our incredible 54% discount on a new vintage of these single vineyard beauties is back! Don’t miss the 2020 Denier-Handal ... Read more
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news2026-10-26
Afternoon Brief, October 26
As the Wine Industry Retracts, Some Are Still Betting Big on Napa: It often seems that only bad news is coming out of the wine industry, even in California...
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Newcastle United signs Taittinger champagne partnership

Dr. Konstantin Frank Installs First Wind Machines on Keuka Lake

Top sommelier who quit winery over claims he sexually harassed two women at corporate dinner loses unfair dismissal case

📺Master Chef creates dream meal from a whole tuna while an award winning SOMM has to find the wines

San Francesco della Vigna: The oldest urban vineyard in Venice

Wine’s Weekly Uptick Offers Limited Relief as Four-Week Declines Persist – NielsenIQ

Shapiro Admin. Invests $2 Million in Research and Marketing to Grow Pennsylvania’s Wine Industry

Gray Monk: The Okanagan’s Pinot Gris King Meets Pinot Noir

How Does a Winery Nobody Has Heard Of Grow While the Market Shrinks?

As the Wine Industry Retracts, Some Are Still Betting Big on Napa

Ken Forrester Petit Rosé

UV-C Armed Robots Are Killing Powdery Mildew

Wine Woes, by Dan Berger

Columbia Distributing Completes Alaska Transaction with RNDC, Establishing a Four-State Pacific Northwest Total Beverage Platform

Wine, etc.: Winemaker Dave Phinney isn’t likely to slow down anytime soon | COMMENTARY

🎧Ep 280 – Are Gen Z Drinking Less Wine? Value, Valpolicella & New Wine Experiences with Maisie Turner

Chateau Beauregard Ducasse Graves Blanc From Trader Joe’s

🎧Shadows in the Cellar: Murder, Mystery, and Ghosts in Wine Country

We Measured 11,111 Wine Listings. Here Are Three Image Checks to Run on Yours.

Ohmygod–Part 25 A Couple of Nights in Jouarre Part Two

A deeper look at underwater wine aging

Odio gli snob del vino. Amo Bolgheri (e questo Piastraia 2023 di Michele Satta)

INSIDER DEAL! 54% OFF 92-93 Point Denier-Handal Petite Sirah and Zin

Afternoon Brief, October 26