Whether we’re talking about by-the-glass pours at restaurants or large collections at auction, wine’s value has traditionally been linked to the romance and mystique of terroir. Yet, this magical elixir, or nectar of the gods, also gains financial value over time—enough to earn a pretty penny (if stored and cared for properly). For centuries, the […]
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Getty Images How Wine and Spirits Got Stuck in the Middle of a Global Trade War Over the last seven years, the alcohol industry has faced chaos and cost increases at the hands of a global trade war. Here’s where we currently stand and how we got here. By Kate Dingwall Ever since President Trump’s […]
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When Jesse Katz, winemaker for Aperture Cellars in Sonoma, got a request from friends Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel’s to create a custom wine blend for their 2012 wedding, he thought it would be fun. “I truly did it as a gift for them when they got married,” says Katz. “This was not a business […]
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It started with one post on January 7, 2024, from an X user under the handle @OptimusGrind_. “I’m not gonna keep telling y’all to grow up and leave that Stella & Barefoot alone,” read the post, accompanied by a photo of Josh Merlot. The post blew up, quickly amassing over 20 million views and spurring […]
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In 1979, Phillip Jones abandoned his telecommunications career to plant the first vines in Gippsland—a large but, until then, mostly unexplored wine region east of Melbourne. His aspiration: to make a great Australian Bordeaux. Cabernet, however, struggled to ripen in the cool, maritime climate. Instead, it was his three rows of Pinot Noir that would […]
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Furniture Sale – Wine Rack Deals Shop all Furniture Deals or check out Credenza Deals, Bar Cabinet Deals, or see our Trending Deals we know you’ll love! Show Filters Hide Filters tune Filtered by: Categories Categories Brands Type of Cooling Type of Cooling Price Range Width Ratings The post Wine Racks appeared first on Wine […]
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It’s not easy to surprise New Yorkers with something completely new, but one summer night at Cellar 36, a natural wine bar in Chinatown, bartenders did just that. Guests sipped amber-hued muscats, pét-nats fizzed with the aroma of tea, and a range of Chinese wines that had never been poured in New York City. Winemaking […]
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For winemaking countries on the eastern and southern edges of the Mediterranean basin, it can’t be easy living in the shadow of Europe. But right at the foot of the Iberian Peninsula, just a stone’s throw away from Spain, sits an aspiring wine world contender: Morocco. While the mere mention of African wine elicits an […]
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Wine has always been about more than what’s in the glass. It’s about place, people, and culture—and increasingly, it’s about who gets to be seen and heard in the industry. While Latinx individuals have long been essential to wine production in the U.S.—particularly in the fields and cellars—their presence as winemakers and tastemakers has historically […]
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When Wine Enthusiast Tasting Director Anna-Christina Cabrales published her takedown of the terms “masculine” and “feminine” in this year’s August/September issue, it crystallized some thoughts pinging around in my own head. “What are we really saying when we call wines ‘masculine’ or ‘feminine’?” Cabrales opined. “Is a wine’s elegance related in any way to the […]
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