Wine Highlights from the 2025 Westminster Wine Stroll: A Photo Journey Chris Lehoux, April 28, 2025 The Westminster Wine Stroll took place on Main Street, showcasing products from various breweries, distilleries, and wineries. Attendees enjoyed wine and spirit tastings while browsing artisan crafts and food vendors. Live music provided an entertaining backdrop for the outdoor festivities, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere. Guests… Continue Reading
Wine Navigating the Intricacies of Wine Investing: Caution Advised for Everyday Investors Chris Lehoux, April 27, 2025 Wine investing has gained traction among everyday investors, with platforms catering specifically to retail traders becoming increasingly popular. Yet, seasoned wine experts warn that this burgeoning interest can pose significant risks, particularly for novices. Tim O’Hearn, a former finance professional from New York, discovered wine investment opportunities through social media… Continue Reading
Corison Vinography Unboxed: Highlights from the Week of April 20, 2025 Chris Lehoux, April 27, 2025 This week, I’m excited to share my tasting notes on several noteworthy wine samples that landed on my doorstep. Among them are some standout releases from established Californian producers and a promising newcomer from Oregon. Domaine Carneros, renowned for its sparkling wines, sent over its latest offerings. The Ultra Brut… Continue Reading
Wine Reviews Exploring Vinography Images: The Art of Leaning Left Chris Lehoux, April 26, 2025 Neatly lined up, single-cordon vines stretch down the verdant hills of the Somló region in Hungary. The landscape is marked by a retaining wall, hinting that just beneath the lush spring foliage lies pure basalt rock. Once an underwater volcano, Somló stands as one of Hungary’s tiniest but most unique… Continue Reading
Wine Remembering Bill Stoller: The Legacy of Oregon’s Beloved Wine Entrepreneur at 74 Chris Lehoux, April 26, 2025 Bill Stoller, who founded the Stoller Wine Group, has passed away at the age of 74. His death was confirmed by his company, though no cause was provided. Stoller was a prominent figure in Oregon’s winemaking industry, establishing Stoller Wine Group in the Willamette Valley in 1993. He received numerous… Continue Reading
Wine Remembering Bill Stoller: The Legacy of an Oregon Vintner and Philanthropist at 74 Chris Lehoux, April 25, 2025 Bill Stoller, a distinguished Oregon vintner and philanthropist, passed away at the age of 74 in his sleep on April 24 at his home in Oklahoma City. He was instrumental in establishing the Chehalem and Stoller Family wineries, which have become crucial players in the Oregon wine scene. Stoller was… Continue Reading
Wine How Trump’s Tariffs Could Disrupt California’s Agriculture, Wine Industry, and Ports Chris Lehoux, April 25, 2025 President Donald Trump’s shifting tariffs are casting a shadow over California’s economy, particularly affecting its vital agricultural and trade sectors. Business owners, including those from the wine and farming industries, are uncertain about the long-term implications of these tariffs, which threaten established trade relationships and create complex challenges for supply… Continue Reading
Wine Boynton Beach’s 2nd Annual Food and Wine Festival: A Culinary Celebration at Centennial Park! Chris Lehoux, April 24, 2025 Boynton Beach is hosting its second annual food and wine festival this Saturday, April 26, from 4 PM to 10 PM at Centennial Park. This vibrant event will feature over 20 local vendors, including beloved restaurants like Agliolio, Josie’s Ristorante, How Ya Dough’n, NOBO Brewing Company, and Munyon Island Spirits… Continue Reading
Wine Navigating Change: How North Coast’s Wine Industry Can Thrive in a Year of Transition Chris Lehoux, April 24, 2025 The wine industry is currently facing challenges such as declining consumption, shifting consumer preferences, and rising economic uncertainty. However, during the North Bay Business Journal’s 25th Wine Industry Conference in Napa, speakers highlighted opportunities for growth through innovation and authentic engagement with consumers. Chris Bitter, an economist from American AgCredit’s… Continue Reading
Happenings This Week in Wine: Highlights and Updates for April 20, 2025 Chris Lehoux, April 23, 2025 Hello and welcome to this week’s roundup of intriguing wine-related stories from around the web. For those who prefer to read in-depth articles, I also compile these in my magazine on Flipboard, but here’s a comprehensive overview of the latest news. Sommeliers Are Using Their Wine Menus to Rally for… Continue Reading