📺48 Hours in INCREDIBLE Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico | Vineyards, Food, & MORE!
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November 2025
🎧Ep 240 – The Secrets of Beaujolais: Gamay, Granite Soils & Old Vines with Natasha Hughes MW
In this episode, Janina sits down with Natasha Hughes MW, author of The Wines of Beaujolais, to explore one of France’s most misunderstood wine regions. They discuss why Beaujolais is far more than simple Nouveau, how over 300 soil types and multiple winemaking styles shape the wines, and why Gamay can age beautifully. Natasha shares …
Champagne from Prince Charles and Lady Di’s wedding up for auction
A magnum of Dom Pérignon 1961 which was specially produced for the Royal wedding of ‘Lady Diana to the then Prince of Wales (now HRH King Charles III) has been put up for auction with Danish auction house Bruun Rasmussen. The post Champagne from Prince Charles and Lady Di’s wedding up for auction appeared first …
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Flavescence Dorée Detected at Three German Vineyards Sparks Fears of Rapid Spread and Economic Loss
Flavescence Dorée Detected at Three German Vineyards Sparks Fears of Rapid Spread and Economic Loss
🎧📺Don’t buy Rioja BUY THIS instead! Master Somm’s Spanish Wine picks
In this episode, Angus O’Loughlin and Master Sommelier Carlos Santos delve into the diverse world of Spanish wines, shining a spotlight on lesser-known regio…
Vinarchy to axe 60 wine brands as it targets younger drinkers
Australia’s second-largest wine company is preparing a major overhaul. Vinarchy plans to cut almost half its brands, shift towards smaller formats and lower alcohol styles for a new generation of drinkers. The post Vinarchy to axe 60 wine brands as it targets younger drinkers appeared first on The Drinks Business.
7 Producers You Should Know to Get Into Amaro
From the time it was used as a medicinal remedy to ward off everything from stomach ailments to serious diseases, amaro has evolved a lot. The elixir was first made in Italy centuries ago by monks, but now you might recognize it as the bitter, herbal liqueur served as after-dinner digestif or used as an …
Did Bols Just Release a Blue Liqueur That’s Actually, Well, Good?
Blue drinks remain perma-trending on social media, but the blue liqueurs behind them are often just for show. Mindless cocktail arm candy — looks great in the photo opp, but can’t hold a conversation. “For a long time, blue Curaçao was perceived as just blue dye for a drink, something that would create a visual …
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The VinePair Podcast: Why Does Innovation in the Drinks Biz Take So Long?
It’s a common thing in the beverage alcohol industry for brands to want to put out quick, one-hitter releases. But doing so in beverage alcohol is quite challenging — innovation and brand building in the space takes a long time. When comparing the timeline to other consumer goods industries, it might seem like it takes …
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