Okanagan Wine Industry Toasts Resilience After Devastating 2024 Freeze: Hundreds of Okanagan wineries faced the possibility that this would be a year without wine. Instead, the industry has banded together to lean on wine-making skill and knowledge, not valley soil, to produce a 2024 vintage and financially survive…
Though only about 13.4 miles long, the island of Manhattan is remarkably diverse, with each block offering something different, whether it be architecture, fashion, cuisine, or even booze. From the swanky hotel bars of the Upper East Side to the innovative cocktail institutions of the East Village and all the dive bars, red sauce joints, …
When it’s time to ring in the new year, most drinkers will probably raise a glass of Champagne, Prosecco, or some other sparkling wine. But if the French brewer Godefroy Baijot has his way, at least a few folks will be toasting to health and happiness in 2025 with his new Champagne-style beer, Gôde, which …
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2024 was a whirlwind for the drinks industry. Today on the “VinePair Podcast,” Adam, Joanna, and Zach take a look back on the biggest stories and the overall vibes of the year that was, including deserved concern about the wine industry, struggles for craft beer, and a looming hospitality crisis. Tune in for more. Listen …
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New Year’s Eve is upon us and nothing screams celebration quite like a bottle of Champagne. Whether you’re toasting to 2024’s end or cheers-ing to the start of 2025, countless bottles of bubbly are sure to be popped as the clock strikes midnight. But if you’re storing your bottles in the fridge and pulling them …
It’s all the rage in environmental circles, and vineyards have also bought into the concept of regenerative farming.
2025 is, in wine terms, a pretty good year to have an important anniversary or birthday, as many milestones coincide with very good vintages. Tom Jarvis gives you tips from 2015 all the way back to 1935.
Co-presidents David Chaitillon and Maxime Toubart address Champagne’s falling sales.
Think about the world’s best Cabernet Sauvignons and there is really only one region to talk about – Napa.
