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Vendimia VIK Doubles Attendance in Chile Following Its Recognition as the No. 1 Winery in the World and Prepares Brazil 2026 Edition
With 400 guests in Millahue, the second edition of the event celebrated VIK’s recent recognition as the world’s number one winery by The World’s 50 Best Vineyards, in a day [...]
Tabor Hill Winery Expands Its Fan-Favorite Demi-Sec Line with Two New Summer-Ready Wines and a Fresh New Look
May 8, 2026 (Buchanan, MI) — As Michigan Wine Month celebrates the depth and diversity of wines produced across the state, Tabor Hill Winery, with more than 55 years of [...]
This Invitation-Only French Winery Debuts An Underground Vault Inspired By Cathedrals
One of Bordeaux’s most prestigious estates, family-owned Château Angelus keeps looking to the future.
Canned Wine appoints industry veteran Mark Crowther to its board
Canned Wine Group is delighted to announce that it has named Mark Crowther as a Non-Executive Director and Investor, as the business continues to broaden its portfolio and extend its wealth of experience and knowledge.
📺3 Stuck Ferments. One Easter Weekend. No Day Off.
It's Easter weekend. Most people are off. We're not — three tanks of Fiano have stuck in ferment, and we need to bring them back before they spoil.This vlog ...
🎧Re-Release: Lagrein on Winephabet Street with Karoline Walch
It’s Monday, Let’s raise a glass to the beginning of another week. It’s time to unscrew, uncork or saber a bottle and let’s begin Exploring the Wine Glass! Today we return to Winephabet Street where the letter of the day is L and it stands for Lagrein. The Italian...
📺The Lasting Legacy of Haut Brion | Part IV | Wine 101
In last week’s installment of “Wine 101,” Keith explained how Château Haut-Brion reinvented Bordeaux wine. Thanks to the chateau, bold, inky wines grew in po...
🎧📺Do People Really Care About the Color of Their Red Wine? | The VinePair Podcast
Adam, Joanna, and Zach discuss whether wine drinkers still need every red wine to be deep and inky in color, or can brands and producers that have typically ...
