Bolivia’s 500-Year-Old Vineyards Are Just Getting Started Centuries-old grape varieties have grown in Cinti Valley, a remote stretch of southern Bolivia, since the late 1500s. The world is just waking up to them. By Matt Kettman We were ducking under peach-tree branches and dodging grenades of green pomegranates, slender avocados, pink-fleshed guavas and dimpled cherimoyas. […] Read More… The post Bolivia’s 500-Year-Old Vineyards Are Just Getting Started appeared first on Wine Enthusiast.
Very few product can claim the same Iconic status as Napa Valley...this makes its wine a hedge and harbinger.
I just read Gary Vaynerchuk's article The Wine Business Needs to Wake Up and after more than 30 years in the wine business, I think he makes some very good points. For too long, our industry has spent more time talking about what consumers should appreciate than...
Wine Buyers Pledge to Drive Demand for Regenerative Wine: A coalition of eight international wine buyers, with combined sales of around 400 million bottles a year, has pledged to build demand for regeneratively farmed wine, aiming to give growers the confidence to...
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