September 16, 2025 — For the fifth consecutive year, Franciacorta was Official Sparkling Wine of the 77th edition of the Emmys®, celebrated this year at the Peacock Theater in Los […]
Unknown perpetrators have stolen almost all the ripe Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc grapes from two vineyards in Gundheim, Rhineland-Palatinate. Police believe the raid, carried out between 6 and 14 September, cost the growers several thousand euros in lost fruit.
September 16, 2025 (San Francisco, CA) — The Asian American Wine Association (AWAA) is proud to announce its partnership with Chinatown Community Development Center (Chinatown CDC) as the official Wine […]
A first-of-its-kind series of immersive, farmer-hosted experiences in Sonoma County’s Alexander Valley September 16, 2025 (Alexander Valley, CA) – For the first time ever, the families, growers, and winemakers of […]
Once more, we see the release of Wine-Searcher’s annual Retailer Awards, this time for 2025-26.
It’s been over a decade since Elijah Craig debuted its coveted barrel proof bourbon, a collection of limited-edition whiskies that drops three times per year. But now, the historic Kentucky brand is shaking things up by adding a brand new bottle to the lineup. On Tuesday, Elijah Craig announced the launch of its first-ever barrel …
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Food and beverage recalls happen all the time, but it’s not often you hear of a product being recalled because it might explode. And yet, Costco was forced to pull one product for that exact reason. This past weekend, Costco recalled bottles of its Kirkland Signature Prosecco Valdobbiandene (item #1878970) sold in 11 states from …
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Other than a brand name, a critic-given score is one of the first things a customer comes in contact with when shopping for wine at most stores. Not too long ago, these scores were the maker or breaker of a winery’s success, but do they still hold the same weight in 2025? Well, it depends. …
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Few hotels lean into unabashed revelry like San Diego’s Lafayette Hotel does. It’s the drinks-flowing, kitchen-always-open encapsulation of the funky fever dream that emerges when a bar and restaurant powerhouse creates a hotel that’s representative of its approach to hospitality. “Bars and restaurants were a gateway drug for me,” says Arsalun Tafazoli, the owner and …
