December 2025

Welcome to episode 2561 of the Italian Wine Podcast from wine2wine Vinitaly Business Forum 2025, An Inside Look into Wine Enthusiast’s 100-point Rating System, Upholding Blind-Tasting Protocols, and Scoring Non-Imported Products. The Italian Wine Podcast is proud to be a media partner of wine2wine Vinitaly Business Forum and is pleased to present this series of …

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December 22, 2025 – Yamhill, OR – Soléna Estate is thrilled to announce the appointment of Jessica Endsworth as Vice President of Sales & Education, beginning in early 2026. In […]

Referred as “Baby Vineyard,” this colorful cottage in Martha’s Vineyard’s Oak Bluffs is “an affordable way to get your foot in the door.”

In this week’s episode, we discuss how a 416-year-old Tibetan grapevine earns a world record, Napa Valley leaves thousands of acres of grapes unharvested, an…

This Is Officially the No. 1 American Beer, According to the 2025 Brussels Beer Challenge

For our last column this year, WineAmerica is pleased that the esteemed law firm of Hinman and Carmichael could share its legal expertise on such an important topic.  —Michael Kaiser, […]

United States, 18 December 2025 – The Savor Quality from Europe campaign sends warm holiday greetings and an early look at its 2026 North American Events Program. Co-financed by the […]

Gilles: I think I was four or five when my father, with the cellar full of pallets of champagne leaving at the end of the year, needed someone to check on the pallets at the back. Champagne wines will change in the future, becoming heavier in alcohol, heavier in style, and lowering their aging potential.

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Jim Beam plans to halt distillation at its James B. Beam campus in Clermont, Ky., for 2026, Louisville Business First (LBF) reported Friday. The production freeze is effective Jan. 1 and will last through the year. The affected location is the bourbon company’s main distillery, and Jim Beam will disperse production between its Booker Noe …

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