Wine
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Pairing Wine and Chocolate for Valentines
Not many things on this earth go together as well as chocolate and wine. So with that in mind I reached Chris Wildeman of SoBro...
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Sonoma seeks to honor Chinese laborers who shaped wine industry
Immigrant Chinese laborers who planted some of California’s first grapevines are getting the public acknowledgment that eluded them during the 19th century, when their backbreaking...
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Chinese Wine: The Grape Leap Forward
Don’t tell it to French winemakers, but in 2015, the Chinese wine industry hit a major milestone by narrowly surpassing France in land dedicated to...
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How to Buy the Best Possible Wine at the Grocery Store
Or a liquor store. Or a gas station. Really anywhere but a wine shop. Because although wine shops are always preferable, sometimes it’s just not...
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Half of U.S. Wineries Might Be Sold in the Next Five Years
The Great Winery Sell-off of 2016 was just the beginning, both in the U.S. and abroad. When billionaire Stan Kroenke, owner of Napa cult winery...
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‘Sustainable’ Sonoma wine could fetch $7-a-bottle more, survey says
U.S. wine consumers are willing to pay more for wine — up to several dollars more per bottle — produced using “sustainable” practices, according to...
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Wine, Women and Subtle Sexism
Most enology graduates are women, so why aren’t there more women winemakers? James Lawrence asks. To the casual observer, it’s a reasonably enlightened time for...
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Winery uses data, drones, falcons to mitigate warming
Climate change means winemakers are trying to become more energy-efficient and make their product using less water On a misty autumn morning in Sonoma County,...
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Fears for some of California’s top vineyards as record storms drown grape-growing land under feet of water – and more is yet to come
California’s wine industry suffered a blow over the weekend as Sonoma County – home to 60,000 acres of vineyards and more than 425 wineries –...
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About Arizona Wine: Chateau Tumbleweed Wines Are On A Roll
The voyage of life can be much like that of a Tumbleweed. We break away from our roots and go where the wind takes us....
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Why American wine labels aren’t as specific as they could be
On the label, Peay Vineyards wines tout their origin on the “Sonoma Coast,” an American Viticultural Area, or AVA. Wines produced several hours’ drive south...
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Winemakers Target Genders With Grapes of Math
SYDNEY—When Constellation Brands Inc. rolled out a new wine range recently, it relied on a strategy that doesn’t always mix well with consumers: gender-based marketing....
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Winemakers keep busy to ensure quality wines while vines sleep during winter months
Visit Temecula Valley Special to Valley News The annual growth cycle of Temecula Valley’s grapevines consummates in autumn with leaf fall followed by vine dormancy....
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The Technologies That Make This Wine So Expensive
If you’ve ever wondered what the hell makes one wine cost $600, welcome to the club! Sometimes, the price tag on expensive wine comes down...
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Bulk of wine consumed in Greece illegal – and excise tax not helping
An excise tax on wine introduced a year ago has resulted in a burgeoning illegal market rather than revenues, which the government had anticipated at...
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Craft Beer and BBQ Pairings
Original article can be viewed here. By: AARON GOLDFARB There’s nothing quite like drinking a cold one by a hot grill or smoker. Forget mac ‘n’ cheese or potato salad,...
Warm Beer? Don’t Fear! Give CrushBrew Your Ear We’ll show you a 5min cooling method
By Sam Hill You’re headed to a pool party and you make a stop to pick up your favorite craft beverage to share with your pals. However, you live...
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