World Cup Wines 2026 | A Wine & Spirits Guide The FIFA World Cup 2026™ is here – 48 teams, three host nations and the biggest tournament in history. We’ve done the important work: matching a wine or spirit from Fareham Wine Cellar to every major wine-producing nation in the tournament. Whether you’re hosting a […] The post World Cup Wines 2026 at Fareham Wine Cellar appeared first on Fareham Wine Cellar .
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More than a while ago, I started offering some thoughts on the state of wine writing today. In case you haven’t noticed, wine journalism/writing is in peril. Like the wine industry in general, the wine writing world is in a … Continue reading →
There’s a specific look people arrive in Italy with. Not the “I’m on holiday” look. The “I must not mess this up” look. It shows up at restaurants first. Before the food. Before the wine. Before anyone has even opened a menu. They sit down and suddenly become extremely careful... The post 🍷 The Wine Rule I Broke in Italy… and Why I’d Break It Again appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
Canada Day is almost here, and what better way to celebrate than with a glass of something truly Canadian. Who better to help us than Natalie MacLean, editor Canada’s largest wine review site at nataliemaclean.com. Welcome, Natalie. Great to be back with you! And what a week to raise a glass. Let’s start on the East Coast. Nova Scotia has been making a name for itself as a wine region. What makes it special? Benjamin Bridge Nova 7 Gaspereau Valley, Nova Scotia, Canada Nova Scotia’s Atlantic coastline is […]
