Snobbery during wine service is a clear issue, but it’s something that can easily be avoided with a simple attitude adjustment. Just about every other problem with wine service, however, boils down to staff education. We’re not saying that everyone working in a restaurant needs to have their WSET Level 4 Diploma. But most operators …
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AI Made Its Way to Vineyards. Here’s How the Technology Is Helping Make Your Wine: The wine industry is proof that businesses can integrate the technology efficiently to supplement labor without displacing a workforce. AI can help farmers to cut back on waste, and to run more efficient and sustainable vineyards by monitoring water use …
March 10, 2025 (Atlanta, GA) — Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) is thrilled to announce its continued partnership with Pernod Ricard (PRUSA) for the fourth consecutive year to promote responsible […]
March 10, 2025 (Las Vegas, NV) — As part of its ongoing Connoisseur Series, Wynn Las Vegas will host a one-night-only dinner featuring Masseto – one of the world’s most prestigious wine estates. […]
Central Coast’s Ultimate Pink Party Showcases the Acclaimed Wine Region’s Premier Rosés, April 13, 2025 March 10, 2025 (San Luis Obispo, CA) — Hotel San Luis Obispo will host the fourth annual Rosé […]
March 10, 2025 (Lake Bluff, IL) — Established in 1938, fourth-generation family-owned and operated Terlato Wine Group is pleased to announce its appointment as the official sales and marketing agent for the […]
With their playful energy and cheery demeanor, winery dogs are a trip highlight for many visiting wine country. And for the folks at Flambeaux Wine in Sonoma, their furry friend was such an integral part of the experience that they were willing to shell out some serious cash to keep the magic alive. Stella, Flambeaux’s …
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Not many tangible goods can ease the pain of the Trump administration’s impending tariffs, but Canada’s oldest brewery offered its customers a large-format antidote. On Friday, Moosehead Breweries released the Presidential Pack: a massive wooden crate filled with 1,461 cans of the brand’s flagship lager. That’s one can for every day of President Trump’s term. …
The 8th National Celebration of America’s Favorite Sparkling Wine will engage media, trade, and Consumers throughout the United States March 10, 2025 (New York, NY) — The Prosecco DOC Consortium is excited […]
Melissa Aellen Chosen for Leadership Skills and Dedication to Industry March 10, 2025 (Annapolis, Maryland) — The Maryland Wineries Association announced today the appointment of Melissa Aellen, of Linganore Winecellars […]