Welcome to episode 2602 of the Italian Wine Podcast from wine2wine Vinitaly Business Forum 2025: Navigating Tariff Turbulence: Strategies for Italian Wine Producers Amid U.S. The Italian Wine Podcast is proud to be a media partner of wine2wine Vinitaly Business Forum and is pleased to present this series of conversations from Vinitaly.USA in Chicago.
Father and son Jérôme and Tanguy Castillon With increasingly unpredictable weather, organic farming in France isn’t getting any easier. To make matters worse, a French government agency has recently restricted the use of most copper fungicides – organic winemakers’ main defence against downy mildew, which can destroy entire crops if left unchecked. But one winemaker …
By turning wine knowledge into compelling episodes, you can carve a niche in a crowded field. By Karen M. Wetzel Have you ever considered creating a wine podcast? As a […]
There’s such a charm to lively dining rooms. Metal utensils clink over ceramic plates, faces are lit by flickering candles, a subtle yet chaotic hustle seeps from the kitchen, and diners’ voices reinforce the general hum. It’s easy to get caught up in the magic of a bustling restaurant — and it’s equally easy to …
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Burgundy is a hallowed ground for the wine world. It’s a place of lore and legend, of DRC, Montrachet, endless “climats,” and a winemaking history formed when Romans still ruled. It’s the gold standard for wine drinkers, and the north star for Chardonnay and Pinot producers around the world. As such, Burgundian wine has never …
Wineries are already learning from successful ready-to-drink (RTD) brands by reworking their packaging, as evidenced by the rise of wine packaged in individual cans and pouches. But beyond mimicking the format, can wineries attract consumers by capitalizing on the fruity flavors that drive consumption of RTD brands? This unofficial strategy is called flavor-matching. Today on …
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Tasmania is Australia’s smallest state, a coven of those who seek change from the mainland cities, or a cadence away from the mainstream. There is that rare species, too, that was simply born there. The bucolic undulations of Tasmania’s north, from the Tamar to Pipers River, are juxtaposed against the salt-bitten ruggedness of the east …
Credit: Alfonso Lozano Photography Tickets are now on sale for the Decanter Fine Wine Encounter (DFWE) New York, returning for its fifth year on Saturday 6 June, on the 60th floor at the stunning Manhatta. High above the city skyline, the DFWE New York is a one-day tasting experience built for discovery. Guests are invited …
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Day one discussions highlighted a reality many organizations are already experiencing: assisted supply chain operations have delivered benefits, but they are reaching practical limits. Decision support systems and analytics platforms have improved visibility across planning and execution. Alerts surface faster. Recommendations are more informed. However, translating insight into action often remains slow. Decisions stall as …
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While a fantastic first date undeniably relies on more than just the location, a lousy environment can drag even a good date down: Envisioning a future with someone is nearly impossible while screaming over too-loud music and sipping lukewarm beer. On the flip side, the right bar can enhance the experience, and it just might …
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