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UN Tourism Global Conference on Wine Tourism 2024 Welcomed by Armenia
The prestigious UN Tourism Global Conference on Wine Tourism in 2024 has officially set its dates for September 11 to 13, with Armenia proudly chosen ... Read More
Wine Investing – Good or Bad?
Personally, I do like wine. I enjoy it so much that I write about it, talk about, read about it and frequently dream of vineyard ... Read More
Introducing: Blockchain-Based Fine Wine Community
Digital fine-wine community Curated has announced a new spatial experience for Collectors to immerse themselves in the provenance of the wine. The name is Crurated is ... Read More
Wynn Signature Chinese Wine Awards
Wynn's goal is to present the very best of Chinese wines and continue elevating Macau's status as a UNESCO-designated "Creative City of Gastronomy." Read More
Is There Really Too Much Wine in the World?
The abundance of wine across the globe has become a pervasive topic, echoing through news headlines and economic analyses. Read More
Experience the Richness of Greek Varieties with Gaia Wines
Exploring Nemea PDO and Peloponnese PGI Regions Read More
UK restaurants facing staff shortages: Covid and Brexit created 'perfect storm'
Grand-Puy-Lacoste and Clerc Milon 2020 release as campaign picks up pace Hedonism opens wine focused pub, as UK pub confidence grows post-lockdown UK restaurants facing ... Read More
Sassicaia wines: 5 things you need to know as a wine drinker
Sassicaia is undoubtedly one of the most prestigious Italian wines around the globe. This flagship wine dates back to 1930 when the owners produced this ... Read More
Wine from Kosovo – Not Costco
Searching for a WOW to pour into your wine glass? My suggestion: Wine from Kosovo, especially the 2018 Stone Castle, Rose, Pinot Noir, Rahoveci Valley. ... Read More
You are Elegant and Sophisticated? Pour Bordeaux into Your Glass!
Bordeaux Winemakers Started Early Bordeaux, formerly known as Burdigala, dates back to the 3rd century when the Celtic tribes decided to settle in a beautiful ... Read More
South African Wine Adventures
Initial Quest The 17th century marks the beginning of the wine industry in South Africa. The year was 1655 when the first grapes were planted ... Read More
Lugana, Italy: Wines Waiting in the Wings
Lugana, located in the vinicultural region of northern Italy, sits at the southern end of Lake Garda. Lugana, derived from the Latin Lacus Lucanus (lake ... Read More
One Woman. Many Wines
Lia Tolaini Banville and her father, Pier Luigi Tolaini, started importing wines from Italy 16 years ago (2004), expanding the operation in 2016 to include ... Read More
The French Vineyards of Occitanie
Occitanie is considered one of the newest French wine regions and it is located only 2 hours from Barcelona. The name for the region references ... Read More
Monterey County Wines: Where Wine-making is a Family Affair
What is there to know about Monterey County? First of all, it is in California… always a good starting point for a discussion of wine. ... Read More
Delicious Wines Fashioned in Australia
Looking for an easy and delicious way to explore Australia? May I suggest getting a wine glass, reading my notes, and discovering the wonders of ... Read More
A Big Deal for Wine Partisans
If you grow grapes, make wine, drink wine, sell wine, are a wine educator, wine writer, or have anything at all to do with the ... Read More
Welcome to the 2016 Grands Crus Classes of Saint-Emilion
Louis XIV paid tribute to the wines of Saint Emilion – declaring “Saint Emilion, nectar of the gods.” Separate. Better? Saint Emilion Grand Crus wines ... Read More
Introducing Nizza DOCG, Italy
Learning by Sipping What I did not know about Nizza DOCG before I attended the Master Class in Manhattan would fill at least one book ... Read More
Hundreds of Wines Showcased at Lincoln Center
Winebow named the event the Vintners’ Harvest, but it really was an opportunity for wine makers in the Winebow portfolio to audition their collections at ... Read More
Wine Discoveries
At a recent event announcing the acquisition of The Robert Parker Wine Guide by Michelin Guides, wine reviewers introduced a few of the wines they ... Read More
Exactly Where Do Women Belong? In Champagne!
Champagne belongs to women, from the ground and the grape, to the fermentation, bottling and drinking. Marie Antoinette noted that champagne made women beautiful and ... Read More
Sardinia: Headquarters for Sannai Mirto
There are many reasons to schedule a visit to Sardinia and they range from excellent wines and interesting cuisine to 4-5-star resorts, yachts and boating, ... Read More
Sardinia: Experience the wines for a taste adventure
What is Old is New Again There are many reasons to visit Sardinia, an island that has become a go-to destination thanks to the PR ... Read More
Israel Captured in a Delicious Bottle of Wine: Pair with a Side of Politics
Israel is a small country (in the Eastern Mediterranean), with an ancient wine culture (Chalcolithic Era, 4000 BCE) that successfully meets the 21st century wine ... Read More
Volcanic Wines: The Delicious Results of a Volcano
Volcanos: Bad News When a volcano eruption is the featured story on television news and headlines online weather apps – it is usually bad news. ... Read More
Champagne: Describes a Lifestyle
It may be politically incorrect, but judgements are made by wines selected, shoes worn, and hotels selected. And So It is With Wine Kylie Jenner ... Read More
700 New Hotel Restaurants and Bars will be opened in Africa by 2025
A new study released at the Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) forecasts that 700 new hotel restaurants and bars will be opened in Africa by ... Read More
World’s largest Oktoberfest: Lufthansa flights featuring biggest ‘Trachten’ crew of all time
World’s largest Oktoberfest: Lufthansa flights featuring biggest ‘Trachten’ crew of all time Just in time for the Oktoberfest in Munich, Lufthansa’s Trachten- crew is getting ... Read More