Wine Walk: Upcoming Wine & Food Week a great way to explore the many Texas wines
Wine Walk: Upcoming Wine & Food Week a great way to explore the many Texas wines
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Treasury Wine Estates (ASX:TWE) Shares Under Watch After Key Executive Change
Treasury Wine Estates (ASX:TWE) Shares Under Watch After Key Executive Change
2026 International Women’s Wine & Spirits Competition Winners Announced
Acquiesce Winery and Rhum Barbancourt Estate Take Top Honors Best Woman Winemaker and Best Woman Distiller Also Named May 26, 2026 — Winners have been announced in the 19th annual […]
🎧Ep 263 – Armenia Wine Explained: Ancient Wine Regions, Indigenous Grapes & the World’s Oldest Vineyards with Caroline Gilby MW
In this episode of Eat Sleep Wine Repeat, Janina heads to one of the oldest and most fascinating wine regions in the world: Armenia. Joined by Master of Wine Caroline Gilby, this episode explores why Armenia is becoming one of the most exciting destinations for adventurous wine lovers, wine travel enthusiasts and anyone wanting to …
🎧Is Two Buck Chuck Actually Bad, or Is That Just Wine Snob Talk?
We KNOW you are curious! No matter what you think about Trader Joe’s Two Buck Chuck, AKA Charles Shaw wine, you want to know. If you love Two Buck Chuck or have been avoiding it like the plague. If you drank it in college but now wonder if your tastes have changed. Or, if you …
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A 3-Step Plan for Data-Driven Brand Turnarounds
When I assumed the role of Faculty Director of the Wine Business Institute, the weight of expectation to solve the wine industry’s mounting challenges was immediate. Having spent my entire […]
We Asked 13 Bartenders: What Will Be the Drink of the Summer? (2026)
When temperatures start to spike and OOO messages fill up your inbox, that usually means it’s time to crown the official “drink of the summer.” Some years, it feels like drinkers are on the same page. Like when Spicy Margaritas and icy glasses of frosé dominated patios. Or when, a few years later, those same …
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It’s Been 50 Years Since the Judgement of Paris — It’s Time to Move On.
Everyone loves a David and Goliath story; the underdog-beats-all trope is timeless for a reason. In 1976 this scenario played out in the wine world: At a small tasting in Paris, bottles from the nascent Napa Valley ranked higher than French wines in both red and white categories. That seminal day, known as the Judgement …
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The Napa Cabs You Should Try if You Don’t Like Big, Jammy Wines
In their heyday, Napa Cabs were nothing like today’s stereotypical version. The flower-power vibe of the 1970s was apparent in the rough-around-the-edges, lively, vegetal, and experimental Cabs of that period. Then came the critic Robert Parker and the development of winemaking technology — two forces that influenced winemakers and consumers alike to acquire a taste …
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Underground, Overground, Winemaking Free
Wine has traditionally been made and aged in dark underground caves, but are cellars really better for the finished wine?