WMC Announces Member Webinar on 2025 Wine Market and the Popularity of NoLo Wines: What are the opportunities to sell wine in 2025? With the year starting with “Dry January,” there is a possibility to reframe this as “Joy January.” This is because there are positive and inclusive ways to communicate with consumers during this …
In this episode, George interviews Lauren Fremont from Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley (WDCV). They discuss how her previous roles at the Boston Ballet and owner of a wedding planning […]
Mendota Heights, Minnesota – December 30, 2024 – Prestige Beverage Group announces the addition of Santo Wines, an iconic Greek wine producer from the island of Santorini, to its growing […]
Napa Valley, California (December 30, 2024) – Veteran wine publicist Julie Ann Kodmur offers Holiday Wine News, a publication in a blog format focusing on holiday news from her clients. “If […]
NEW YORK, NY, December 30, 2024 – Founded in 1973, the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux (UGCB)represents over 130 of Bordeaux’s most prestigious wine estates. With members hailing from […]
Dec. 30, 2024 – What are the opportunities to sell wine in 2025? With the year starting with “Dry January,” there is a possibility to reframe this as “Joy January.” […]
Lot 1: Domaine Henri Jayer, Richebourg – 1978 Magnum sold for CHF 109,800 Geneva, December 30, 2024 – Organised on December 23, 2024, the online auction by Baghera/wines aptly named […]
Peru’s leading winery and Pisco producer expands communications program in the US market New York, NY, December 4th, 2024 – Viñas Queirolo, one of Peru’s most historic and highly acclaimed wine […]
In September, VinePair launched Bottle Battle, a weekly YouTube series that pits acclaimed sommeliers against one another in a blind tasting showdown. In each episode the wine pros select one white wine and one red wine to test their opponent’s knowledge. Sommeliers from top New York City restaurants and wine bars including Saga, Cosme, Sushi …
“How old must bourbon be?” It’s one of whiskey’s most famous trick questions. The answer is a simple one: not very long at all. As soon as the liquid touches new charred oak, it can technically be called bourbon, even if the “aging” period is no more than a few seconds. But ask how old …
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