Alder Yarrow Exploring Vinography Images: The Mystery of Ghost Bottles Chris Lehoux, February 28, 2026 New glass bottles, wrapped in plastic, stand ghost-like at the Suvla winery in Çanakkale, Türkiye, awaiting their future contents. Türkiye boasts a long and rich history in wine production, yet the industry has faced challenges in recent years due to adverse regulations and economic instability. Despite these hurdles, dedicated winegrowers… Continue Reading
Wine Beaujolais: A Delightful French Wine That’s Simple to Love and Understand Chris Lehoux, February 27, 2026 Beaujolais is traditionally celebrated for its Nouveau, which has made it a recognizable name among wine drinkers during the festive season starting in November. However, the region’s ten Crus—unique areas characterized by their ancient granite soils—are gaining attention for their quality and diversity. These Crus are emerging as one of… Continue Reading
Wine Bulgaria’s Journey to Wine Excellence: Following in Argentina’s Footsteps Chris Lehoux, February 26, 2026 When Robert Hayk established his Bulgarian wine import business, G&B Importers, twelve years ago, he made a bold declaration: he aimed to transform Bulgaria into the next Argentina. For Hayk, the transformation of Argentina from a mere value producer to a region recognized for its high-quality terroir serves as a… Continue Reading
California California Riesling: A Hidden Gem on the Wine Scene Chris Lehoux, February 25, 2026 In recent years, white wine consumption has surged in the United States, surpassing that of red wines. However, not all white wines have benefited from this trend, particularly Riesling, which has struggled to gain traction despite its revered status among wine enthusiasts. While American consumers are increasingly choosing white wines,… Continue Reading
Wine How Social Media Transformed Food Festival Stars: The Rise and Fall of Culinary Icons Chris Lehoux, February 25, 2026 In recent years, food festivals have struggled with declining attendance and shifting market dynamics, largely driven by the rise of social media. Celebrated events like the South Beach Wine & Food Festival once served as premier platforms for culinary celebrities. Attendees could mingle with icons like Rachael Ray and Bobby… Continue Reading
Wine Get Ready for the Boston Wine Expo: A Sneak Peek at Next Month’s Exciting Event! Chris Lehoux, February 25, 2026 The Boston Wine Expo is returning on March 7 and 8 at the Hilton Boston Park Plaza, offering a chance for wine enthusiasts to explore a vast selection of wines from over 100 wineries spanning numerous global regions. This event, distinct from Boston’s lengthy Wine & Food Festival, is set… Continue Reading
Wine Star Chefs Shirley Chung, Tobias Dorzon, and More Celebrate New Chapters at South Beach Wine & Food Festival Chris Lehoux, February 24, 2026 The South Beach Wine & Food Festival marked its 25th anniversary with a vibrant celebration, showcasing culinary talents and inspirational stories of resilience from celebrated chefs. The festival was a weekend filled with fantastic food and celebrity chef encounters, but it also served as a platform for personal transformations and… Continue Reading
Happenings Wine News Roundup: Highlights for the Week of February 22, 2026 Chris Lehoux, February 24, 2026 Hello and welcome to this week’s roundup of noteworthy wine stories that have captured interest across the web. A landmark decision from the Supreme Court has rescinded former President Trump’s tariffs, marking a significant change for wine and food imports, although industry experts advise caution regarding its implications. The case… Continue Reading
Wine Your Favorite Wine Choice: A Window into Your Personality, According to Psychologists Chris Lehoux, February 23, 2026 An AI analysis of wine reviews reveals that your wine preference can significantly reflect your personality. Researchers from Beijing Normal-Hong Kong Baptist University discovered a link between the Big Five personality traits—openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism— and individuals’ tastes in wine, particularly concerning the level of alcohol content. Psychologists… Continue Reading
Wine Walton Goggins Shares His Favorite $72 French Wine and What Makes It Special Chris Lehoux, February 23, 2026 Walton Goggins, known for his roles in popular television series like The Righteous Gemstones and The White Lotus, has a refreshingly relatable take on wine. In a recent interview, he expressed his disinterest in the detailed notes of wine, stating, "I don’t give a s–t about the notes. It’s like,… Continue Reading