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Why climate change may favour Garnacha in Rioja
Praising Rioja for its constant adaptation, chief winemaker at Ramón Bilbao, Rodolfo Bastida, told db last week that climate change was driving up plantings of Garnacha in a land dominated by Tempranillo. The post Why climate change may favour Garnacha in Rioja...
Star Wine List of the Year Spain Returns for a Second Year in 2026
The Star Wine List of the Year competition is returning to Spain for a second time and entries are now open. Wine bars and restaurants across the country are invited [...]
Canadian-British Wine Journalist Liz Palmer Wins Prestigious 2025 Iter Vitis & Council of Europe Award for Communication
October 23, 2025 (Toronto) — Canadian-British wine journalist, award-winning author, and global influencer Liz Palmer has been honoured with the Best Wine Tourism Communication Award at the internationally recognized Iter Vitis Awards, part of the [...]
📺Sommelier Blind Wine Tasting Challenge
Welcome to VinePair’s Bottle Battle, where New York City’s top wine pros face off in a high-stakes blind tasting showdown.In this episode, Leo Bayless-Hall (...
Cheers to Overcoming Fearmongering on Spirits Shipping in California
National Association of Wine Retailers Supports Distiller DTC Shipping October 24, 2025 (Sacramento, CA) — With the passage of California Assembly Bill 1246, residents of the Golden State will continue [...]
Survey Says….No More Three-Tier System
The results of my reader survey render interesting conclusions (and some problems)
Why some of the best wines taste like wet rocks — and that’s a good thing
Why some of the best wines taste like wet rocks — and that’s a good thing
🎧The Story of The Billionaire’s Vinegar – Part 1
Picture the scene. Christie's auction house, London, December 1985. A dapper auctioneer is expertly tantalising the stellar audience with a bottle of 1787 Chateau Lafite engraved with the initials of US founding father Thomas Jefferson. It duly becomes the most...
