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Magnums, double magnums, jeroboams, imperials, nebuchadnezzars — large-format wine bottles are a great deal of fun. They not only provide ample opportunity to keep the party going, but they ensure the wine continues flowing with anywhere from twice as much to 20 times as much wine as a standard bottle. For certain styles of wine …
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Barolo Set for Stunning Vintage
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Anaba Wines Winemaker Katy Wilson Named VinePair’s NextWave Winemaker of the Year
October 17, 2025 (Sonoma, CA) — Anaba Wines is thrilled to announce that its celebrated Winemaker, Katy Wilson, has been named VinePair’s NextWave Winemaker of the Year for 2025. This […]
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Vallejo Cellars promotes local nonprofits through good wine
Vallejo Cellars promotes local nonprofits through good wine
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Learn proven strategies to boost winery DTC sales during fall and holidays with targeted marketing, promotions, and online optimizations that convert browsers into buyers.
📺What’s The Difference Between Old World and New World Wine?
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Afternoon Brief, October 17
Wine’s Losing Battle: Why Other Beverages Are Taking Its Drinkers: Wine sales in the US have fallen to 2011 levels — and younger drinkers are turning to beer, spirits, and even THC drinks instead…
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New data shows that British wine drinkers pay well above the European average for a mid-range bottle, with prices highest in England and lowest in Wales. At the top of the list sits Iceland, where wine drinkers pay an average of £18.41 per bottle, followed by Norway (£12.70) and Switzerland (£11.21).