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The Unparalleled Excellence of Kosta Browne

Jan 29, 2024 | Contributor: Fran Endicott Miller

Over the past quarter century, Kosta Browne has evolved from a

Talbott Vineyards Winemaker Harvest Experience

Sep 28, 2023 | Contributor: Jill Weinlein

Recently Talbott Vineyards hosted a three-day Harvest Experience at their Sleepy Hallow Vineyard in the rolling hills of Carmel Valley. The

Discover Résonance Wines From Oregon’s Wine Country

Sep 25, 2023 | Contributor: Carin von Berg

For lover’s of domestic Pinot Noir, the choice lies between whether you prefer wines from Oregon or California, as the varying climates of the two regions greatly influence the taste and style of the wine. California Pinot Noir contains more

Road Trip to Napa Rewards You With 5 Star Meals, Stays and Wine

Jul 28, 2020 | Contributor: Marissa Stempien

If you’re craving a little sun, air and just the freeing feeling of being outdoors, it’s time for a summer getaway. And there’s probably no better place to soak in the sun and enjoy a glass of wine than Napa Valley.

Visit to Loudoun County, Virginia's Wine Country

Aug 3, 2019 | Contributor: Jarone Ashkenazi

Located in the northeast in the Commonwealth of Virginia, Loudoun County is located 25 miles west from Washington DC and provides an exquisite culinary and wine destination for travelers. Established in 1757, Loudoun County was at one-point Virgin

Experience Wine Culture Extraordinaire at Australia's Port Phillip Estate

Oct 30, 2017 | Contributor: Glenn Harris

Less than an hour’s drive south from the manic pace of Melbourne, Australia is the Mornington Peninsula. A beautiful stretch of earth with crystal blue waters on each side, verdant national parks and quaint seaside towns. In the middle of the peninsula is a breathtaking mountain range that vacillates between lush, green forests and picturesque farmlands, with cattle, sheep, all manner of vegetables and, of course, the grape.

Summer Heats Up in Boston with the Opening of City Winery

Jun 15, 2017 | Contributor: Kat Ward

Boston is a city known for many things. It's the birthplace of American politics, Red Sox baseball, and an unmistakable accent, just to name a few.

Wilson Creek Manor: Living it Up in Temecula's Wine Country

May 31, 2017 | Contributor: Kurt Jacobson

Who wouldn’t want to stay in a former mansion overlooking the scenic Temecula wine country? This former private mansion was bought by Wilson Creek Winery to serve as their exclusive lodging in 2012.

Is a Robust En Primeur Market a Thing of the Past?

Mar 2, 2016 | Contributor: Alexander Westgarth

Whether it’s due to the new trend among oenophiles to seek wine already fit for consumption or the declining faith among major estates in the en primeur process (which is purchasing wines that are still in the barrel)—or even a bit of both—the fact remains that the en primeur market is in a state of transition.

The Master and Makers @ Meritage Festival is Back With Over 40 Wineries, Cooking Classes & a V-Day Brunch

Jan 13, 2016 | Contributor: Marissa Stempien

Have any plans over Valentine's and President’s Day Weekend? It might be time to grab a few friends and head to the third annual Master and Makers @ Meritage in Napa. From February 12 to 14, The Meritage Resort and Spa will host a three-day event that showcases some of the best Napa Valley and Sonoma County wines and local farm-fresh cuisine.

Napa Valley Wine Train Celebrates Super Bowl 50 With Championship Wine Flight

Nov 18, 2015 | Contributor: Marissa Stempien

Wine-loving football fans rejoice, the Napa Valley Wine Train has officially kicked off its new Championship Wine Flight. The 36-mile journey will focus on wineries founded by NFL players including names like Charles Woodson, Dick Vermeil and Rick Mirer.

Bypass Bordeaux and Discover the Indigenous Wines of Athens Instead

Oct 8, 2015 | Contributor: Tricia Conover, DipWSET, CSS

Athens has long been known for its history and gastronomic expertise, but the emerging importance of the local wine industry adds an exciting new dimension. Vintners are rediscovering indigenous grapes (like Assyrtiko, Moschofilero, Savatiano and Xinomavro), meaning that discerning wine connoisseurs are getting a whole lot more to sip than the usual international staples of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

The Peninsula Brings Together Global Vineyards for 3-Month Wine Tasting Event

Sep 28, 2015 | Contributor: Marissa Stempien

This autumn, The Peninsula New York will be holding a Wine Dinner Series at the hotel’s Clement restaurant. The event will take place over three evenings in October, November and December and will highlight the talents of winemakers from the US and Europe.

Join Us for a Peek Inside the $100k "Holy Grail" of Wine Cellars Tucked Away in Memphis

Aug 14, 2015 | Contributor: Michael Patrick Shiels

The Holy Grail is the most legendary chalice in history—long sought-after by knights and scholars—and now the “Holy Grail” of wine cellars has been located, and it is in Memphis, Tennessee. The birthplace of the blues might seem an unlikely location for the world’s best wine cellar, but Craig Weiss (a tech entrepreneur) spares no expense in babying his beloved bottles.

Champagne & Burgundy Regions Awarded UNESCO World Heritage Status for Contributions to Wine

Jul 8, 2015 | Contributor: Marissa Stempien

Over the weekend, the World Heritage Committee granted UNESCO World Heritage status to both the Burgundy and Champagne regions of France. The meeting, which took place in Bonn, Germany on Saturday, recognized the two areas for their history, contribution and exceptional cultivation in the industry.