February 17, 2026 (Saint Helena, CA) — Premiere Napa Valley Week is here with tastings beginning today and culminating in a live auction on Saturday, February 21. While in-person registration […]
This week was the start of the end of the winemaking process for our first harvest of grapes from the vineyard we are restoring. It involved pumping the juic…
February 17, 2026 (Napa, CA) — Wine Market Council (WMC) is pleased to announce its 2026 Research Conference & Annual Members Meeting, to be held on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, […]
February 17, 2026 — London Wine Fair has announced a landmark partnership with BREW//LDN for the upcoming 2026 show, marking the introduction of a dedicated space for craft beer and […]
In Kyrgyzstan, a record growth in vineyard areas has been recorded
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🍇 Where Wine Takes You – Episode Highlights 🌊🐎 In this coastal-meets-cowboy episode of Where Wine Takes You, Adam heads west, all the way to the waterline, for a conversation about tasting rooms by the ocean and how proximity to the Pacific changes the wine experience. First up, Soren Christensen, winemaker for Hearst Ranch Winery, …
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You’re at a bar, you scan the menu, and nothing piques your interest. You might resort to an old reliable — a Boulevardier, a Whiskey Sour, or a dirty Gin Martini — but for some reason, your usual go-tos sound unappealing. Then, all of a sudden, the server walks up to your seat and asks …
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With cratering domestic wine consumption, the uncertainty of on-again, off-again tariffs on exports to the U.S., and serious challenges from climate change, many French winemakers and grape growers are considering a heartbreaking offer. Starting this month, vineyard owners can apply for funds of €4,000 per hectare — equivalent to about $1,910 per acre — if …
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In the United States, whiskey styles like bourbon, rye, and Scotch might be the most popular, but no category has been able to match the rapid success of Japanese whisky of late. Delicate and complex, Japanese whisky has skyrocketed in popularity since it was introduced to the American market in 1990. From 2013 to 2022, …