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🎧📺What’s Really Going On with Restaurant Wine Pricing? | Wine Enthusiast Podcast, Ep. 225
Wine director Michael Laudenslager and importer Peter Andrews join the Wine Enthusiast Podcast to discuss how restaurant wine pricing became so expensive. Th...
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These California Vineyards Have Been Growing Grapes for More Than 100 Years
These California Vineyards Have Been Growing Grapes for More Than 100 Years
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📺The Wine Brick That Outsmarted Prohibition
In 1931 you could walk into an American drugstore and buy a brick of dehydrated grapes with a warning printed on the package: dissolve it in water, add sugar...
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📺The Year of Abundance | Across Italy with James Wong | Full Documentary
The Year of Abundance is a documentary about Italian food, agriculture and the people behind extra virgin olive oil, wine and durum wheat, presented by James...
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Common Opens Up about New Wine Brand, New Music, & Which Movie Character He’d Revisit (Exclusive)
Legendary rapper Common speaks exclusively with Men’s Journal about his new wine brand, Jefferey Park. Plus, he talks about new music and past movie roles.
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🎧📺Has Collecting Gone From Cool to Cringe? | The VinePair Podcast
Adam and Zach contemplate whether collecting beer, spirits, and wine has gone from a hobby associated with class and refinement to something that comes off a...
by Editor11 viewsfrom-the-webfrom-the-web-featuredpodcastspodcast - news
DataBacon Launches Subscription Platform to Transform Wholesale Data Visibility for Beverage Alcohol Suppliers
Built from more than 30 years of beverage alcohol data experience, the depletion-first platform turns what once required a custom data project into a ready-built subscription for wineries and spirits [...]
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Cabernet Franc Could Be California’s Most Underrated Red Wine
Cabernet Franc Could Be California’s Most Underrated Red Wine
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Fizz from Lidl Wine Tours? Yes, please!
Lidl sparkling wine selections on their Wine Tours monthly specials contain some gems. Wine reviews by Lisa Johnston (thewinemuse). The post Fizz from Lidl Wine Tours? Yes, please! appeared first on winemusing .
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The Best Red Wines of 2026
Previously an annual tradition, it’s been a few years since we’ve released our yearly list of the best red wines. ... Read more
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📺The Great American Wine Tour | Episode 5: Gagnon-Kennedy Vineyards
Some of Napa Valley’s most important vineyards date back generations, and Gagnon-Kennedy is building something new from that history. Founded in 2018 by wine...
by Editor8 viewsfrom-the-webfrom-the-web-featured - news
F1 Portugal Grand Prix Guide: Where to Eat, Stay and Explore
When is F1 in Portugal Happening The Portuguese Grand Prix is officially back on the Formula 1 calendar for the 2027 and 2028 seasons , with the 2027 race set for June 18 to 20 at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve in Portimão, after a six-year absence. For race fans planning ahead, the Algarve offers far more than a track known for its dramatic elevation changes: it's one of Portugal's most rewarding regions for food, wine and coastal scenery.
by consultantwintp17@gmail.com (Alexandra Monteiro)8 viewsalgarve-travel-guideportuguese-grand-prixbest-hotels-in-the-algarvef1-portugalwhere-to-eat-in-the-algarvef1-portugal-2028 - news
McManis Family Vineyards puts 3,500 acres up for sale as Canada’s boycott costs the US wine industry $357 million
McManis Family Vineyards puts 3,500 acres up for sale as Canada's boycott costs the US wine industry $357 million
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Kirkland Signature Brunello di Montalcino – True To Form
It’s BACK! After a disappointing 2020 vintage that we could not recommend, the 2021 Kirkland Signature Brunello di Montalcino DOCG ... Read more
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Cristom
Here are the brilliant new wines by Cristom. Today we share the outstanding wines of Cristom. This is one of the most gorgeous spots that you will find in the Willamette Valley. Over the years Cristom has gained world-wide acclaim for their single vineyard Pinot Noirs. More recently they have been really improving their Chardonnay program. The Cristom ‘Mt. Jefferson Cuvee’ Pinot Noir has been one of the great values out of Oregon. This 2023 edition of this wine is another sensational bottling by them. WInemaker Daniel Estrin, who also serves as vineyard manager, has an impressive resume, with stints at Red Car as well as Craggy Range in New Zealand before landing his position Littorai. He makes some beautiful wines and is a great job with this vineyard and wine program. Check out the outstanding 2024 Cristom ‘Seven Springs Vineyard’ Chardonnay (OB, 96) which is a dazzling wine from this famed site. Check out more about these outstanding wines at https://www.cristomvineyards
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J. Lohr
Here are the great wines of J. Lohr. It is my pleasure to share the wines of J. Lohr — a brand that has been synonymous with value in California wine. Beginning in the late 1960s, Jerry Lohr began searching for a great location plant his first vineyard. Raised on a South Dakota farm, Jerry had a background in agriculture and chose the Central Coast, which was an experimental region at the time. Jerry has created an amazing success story with his winery, J. Lohr. While J. Lohr has gained a nationwide reputation for rich red wines, their white wine portfolio is also has some outstanding values. The wines sow good value and I really enjoyed the 2024 J. Lohr ‘Purse Paso’ Cabernet Sauvignon (OB, 91) which has great richness and Paso character. Learn more about this outstanding lineup at https://www.jlohr.com Here are the outstanding new wines by J. Lohr. 2025 J. Lohr ‘Flume Crossing’ Sauvignon Blanc- The 2025 J. Lohr ‘Flume Crossing’ Sauvignon Blanc is nicely textured stuff with peach
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🎧Ep 2794 inside the south korean wine market with juhee ryou iwa from ethica wines asia wine market
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Ohmygod–Part 20: Meet the New Crew
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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🎧Cru Beaujolais: A Far Cry from Beaujolais Nouveau!
If your impression of Beaujolais is that super light fruity wine called Beaujolais Nouveau that comes out in November right around Thanksgiving, you are really missing out on what Beaujolais has to offer. Cru Beaujolais is often compared to Pinot Noir from Burgundy, and they are neighbors in the region. And, for many years, Cru Beaujolais was considered to be on par with Burgundy. So what happened? A bunch of crappy Beaujolais Nouveau flooded the market, and really hurt the reputation of Beaujolais. But, it is making a comeback! Made from the grape Gamay, Beaujolais is a medium bodied red that can be chilled, and is often called a bistro wine, meaning it is fantastic with casual meals. Cru Beaujolais comes from 10 specific villages in France, and each has its own AOC and flavor profile, and we may even have a mnemonic device to help you remember them because sometimes the labels just mention the village, not Beaujolais. Look, if you don’t know Gamay or Beaujolais, the first thing you n
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From Cellar to Table: How Wine Professionals Are Putting AI to Work
An artificial intelligence system once confidently told Daniel Webber that winemaker Philippe Melka makes Casa Piena. There was just one problem. He does not. Webber, Wine Director at Wrigley Mansion [...]
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Miles Ep. 6 | Su Intravino c’è tutto
Fu il grande Antonio Tomacelli , ormai qualche anno fa, in risposta ad un nuovo editor, ad uscirsene con una boutade simpatica ma anche un po’ azzeccata: “Su Intravino c’è tutto”. Il sesto episodio di Miles è uscito lunedì sera … continua »
by Alessandro Morichetti10 viewsprimo-piano - news
Why Weeds in the Vineyard Are Beautiful: Sustainability Practices at BV Winery
As part of BV's sustainability practices, they allow an abundance of weeds to grow within the vineyards—a visual choice they frequently find themselves explaining to visitors. This article reviews some of BV's new vineyard practices, including AI Robots.
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📺YARRA YERING WINERY OF THE YEAR! 🍷 Sarah Crowe on 10 Years at YY & Future-Proofing this Yarra Icon.
Welcome back to Wine Unfiltered! 🍷Tom sits down with Sarah Crowe, Winemaker and General Manager at Yarra Yering, who is in town to celebrate winning The Rea...
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Rack & Riddle Names John Moore Chief Financial Officer
Wine industry finance veteran brings more than 25 years of leadership experience to the nation’s leading custom sparkling wine producer HEALDSBURG, Calif. — September 22, 2026 — Rack & Riddle, the [...]
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