In this episode, Juliana Colangelo is in conversation with the wine sales and brand development leader, Kevin Di Lucente, focusing on small regional markets in the Northeast US. Kevin Di Lucente is an experienced leader in wine sales and brand development, with over 16 years of experience growing premium portfolios.
Ungrafted vines planted in 1889 are reborn through Neyen de Apalta’s regenerative vision in Apalta, Colchagua Valley February 25, 2026 (New York, NY) — Neyen de Apalta proudly announces the […]
After diving deep into Nebbiolo in Episode 248, Janina knew it was time to go further into Piemonte – but this time beyond Barolo and Barbaresco. In this episode, she’s joined by Baltic wine expert and educator Agnese Gintere to explore the lesser-known indigenous grapes of the Langhe. From the so-called “white Barolo” Nascetta to …
Cabernet Franc is a grape with longstanding attraction. Thanks to its noteworthy versatility, the grape yields wines that can please any red drinker. In general, wines made with Cabernet Franc feature bright red fruit perfuming strong, vegetal notes of bell pepper with textures that fall anywhere from glou-glou to hardy. And the Loire Valley — …
6 Alternatives to Clos Rougeard, the Loire Valley’s Most Coveted Cabernet Franc Read More »
Sometimes at the end of a long day, nothing sounds better than a well-made cocktail. The thought of heading into a crowded bar and standing shoulder-to-shoulder while competing for a bartender’s attention though? That doesn’t sound quite as nice. So instead, you head home to enjoy a drink from the comfort of your couch — …
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February was no slow news month for food and beverage businesses. At the start, industry giant Gallo agreed to purchase Four Roses Bourbon for up to $775 million. Then, acclaimed chef Thomas Keller voiced his objections to an affordable housing project in Napa Valley. All the while, beer and wine producers announced mass layoffs. Today …
The coolest thing to pour into your glass is different every year. Certain cocktails have their moment (Martini, anyone?), new flavor profiles dominate, and a handful of wines become the easiest way to show you’re in the know. What you order isn’t just a marker of taste, it’s shorthand for displaying insider knowledge. In the …
The Flex Wine Bottles of 2026, According to 16 Sommeliers Read More »
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LwcvjNJTuM&list=RD0LwcvjNJTuM&start_radio=1 I filed a lawsuit[1] today against the State of California under Section 1983 for laws that violate the Commerce Clause and the Privileges and Immunities Clause. Joining me in this lawsuit is premier California alcohol law attorney Gillian Garrett of Gillian Garrett Law, PC Gillian and I disdain discriminatory state laws that impede …
The U.S. Census Bureau released data for December 2025 exports, allowing us to analyze the full year of wine exports compared to 2024.
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