The historic Veronese winery takes part in Opera Prima, featuring the new 2020 vintage of Famiglia Pasqua Amarone and marking the first event in a vibrant year-long celebration of its […]
The Trump administration is considering 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico and 10% on goods from China to address trade imbalances and protect domestic industries. These tariffs will raise costs, disrupt supply chains, and force companies to rethink sourcing and logistics strategies. Businesses must act immediately to safeguard operations, contain financial risks, and …
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Champagne can be divided into two major camps: the big houses and the grower-producers. While it’s trendy to nerd out about the details of each grower Champagne right now, the larger houses dominate the industry, with the top estates making up about 90 percent of the market. So for consumers looking to buy some bubbly, …
We’ve previously dedicated an entire episode to cocktail bitters, and indeed the ingredient comes up in just as many episodes as it doesn’t. But never before on “Cocktail College” have we covered a cocktail that’s so defined by the inclusion of a very specific type of bitters as today’s drink: the Fourth Regiment. It’s a …
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Thanks to social media fervor, increasing ubiquity in both high-end and low-cost establishments, and an undeniable cool factor, Guinness has hit unprecedented levels of popularity as of late. That considered, it seems like an odd time for the brand’s parent company, Diageo, to consider selling it. But that’s exactly what recent rumors suggest could be …
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Supply Chain & Logistics News January 27th- 30th The week started hot with a potential trade war with one of the US’s biggest trading partners, Colombia but was avoided luckily. The supply chain landscape continues to evolve with major investments, technological advancements, and shifting trade policies shaping global logistics. Walmart Canada is making its biggest …
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Tasting barrel samples of Armagnac at Domaine de Pellehaut The region of Gascony in Southwest France, for many, epitomises the irresistible charm of rural France. Dotted with medieval bastide villages, its gently rolling countryside holds the promise of a slower pace of life, punctuated by long lunches of foie gras and magret de canard, washed …
Auctioneer Lydia Fenet Besting last year’s record, the 2025 Naples auction raised just over $34m. Unique wine experience lots fetched in the range of $500-800,000 and a package with a wine-coloured Bentley netted $1.7m. Top wine lots included a curated trip provided by Napa’s Staglin Family Vineyard. Two couples will join the Staglin family on …
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. In America’s most lucrative drinks market, a multi-billion-dollar beverage-alcohol heavyweight coordinated behind the scenes to get its hands on one of the country’s most lucrative brands. The story may sound familiar to brewing-industry insiders, and it should. After all, it wasn’t even a decade ago that Reyes …
New Napa Valley Coalition Formed in Response to Trump’s Claims of Mass Deportations : Napa’s wine industry had already been facing challenging times, including a labor shortage. Now, fears of mass deportations are causing more stress for workers, employers and families in wine country…