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Indulge in a Perfect Pairing: Artisan Cheese Meets Alexander Valley Wines at the ‘Wine and Cheese Trail’

Chris Lehoux, April 3, 2025

Experience the delightful combination of gourmet cheese and fine wine at the upcoming Wine and Cheese Trail event in Alexander Valley. On April 12, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., participants can explore seven renowned wineries while savoring artisan cheese and charcuterie pairings. Featured pairings will include: deLorimer with Point…

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The Great Debate: Wine, With or Without Alcohol?

Chris Lehoux, April 2, 2025

As wine enthusiasts seek more inclusive options, many high-end winemakers are exploring de-alcoholized wines, marking a significant shift in the industry. At Bouchaine Winery in Napa, winemaker Chris Kajani recently introduced their first vintage-dated de-alcoholized rosé of Pinot Noir. With an increasing number of customers requesting alternatives to traditional alcoholic…

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Wine Watch: Celebrating Oranjegekte with a Glass of Orange Wine

Chris Lehoux, April 1, 2025

As King’s Day approaches on April 26, wine enthusiasts are encouraged to swap traditional Heineken for a more festive option: orange wine. This lesser-known category is gaining traction in the Netherlands along with white, red, and rosé wines. Orange wines are made from white grapes using a process typical of…

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Growing Up Kistler: A Journey Back to Occidental – Straight Talk Episode 28

Chris Lehoux, March 31, 2025

In the premiere episode of Season 3 of Wine Spectator’s Straight Talk podcast, winemaker Catherine Kistler shares her inspiring journey from growing up alongside her father, California Chardonnay icon Steve Kistler, to making her mark with exceptional Pinot Noir in Occidental, California. Since returning to her roots in 2017, Catherine’s…

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Experience the Culinary Excellence: Taste of Vail Showcases World-Class Food and Wine in the Rocky Mountains

Chris Lehoux, March 31, 2025

One of the few nonprofit food festivals in the United States, Taste of Vail, is gearing up for its annual celebration from April 2-6, 2025. This event serves not only to highlight the culinary offerings of the Vail region but also to support local housing needs through a partnership with…

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The Secret to Success: Why Wine Grapes Thrive on the North Face of a Volcano

Chris Lehoux, March 31, 2025

As wine regions around the globe face the impacts of climate change, the north face of Mount Etna in Sicily stands out for its exceptional conditions and remarkable resilience. Characterized by young volcanic soils, high altitudes, and cooling winds, this region supports the cultivation of nerello mascalese grapes, known for…

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Top California Cabernet Sauvignon Wines from International Competitions to Elevate Your Collection

Chris Lehoux, March 30, 2025

The decline in fine wine prices over recent years presents an excellent opportunity for wine enthusiasts to invest in prestigious California Cabernet Sauvignon. Here are 15 highly-rated selections that have consistently earned accolades in international wine competitions, making them worthy additions to your cellar. Overview of Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Sauvignon…

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Is Prosecco Still America’s Darling? Insights from Somm.ai – A Special Report from the Italian Wine Podcast

Chris Lehoux, March 29, 2025

Prosecco Remains a Favorite Among American Consumers March 28, 2025 — A recent analysis by the Italian Wine Podcast and Somm.ai reveals that Prosecco continues to captivate American palates, solidifying its status as the top sparkling wine in U.S. restaurants. This extensive report draws on data from approx 50,000 restaurant…

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A Toast to Trojans: Unveiling the Varied Classes of Malware and Their Intriguing Nature

Chris Lehoux, March 28, 2025

Homer’s The Iliad offers a glimpse into the ancient world, depicting gods and mortals enjoying banquets with abundant wine. Recently, a study has revealed that wine was not just a beverage for the elite and divine but was also consumed by the common people of Troy. New findings published in…

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Oregon Considers Sales Tax on Beer and Wine: What You Need to Know

Chris Lehoux, March 27, 2025

A new legislative proposal in Oregon could introduce a sales tax on beer, wine, and cider. House Bill 3197 seeks to implement a 2% tax starting in 2026, potentially increasing to 8% by 2032. This tax would affect consumer purchases both at restaurants and grocery stores. Notably, 85% of the…

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Chris Lehoux, an experienced wine connoisseur and blogger, shares insightful reviews and tips on wine tasting, pairing, and vineyard visits. His passion and expertise in the wine industry shine through in his engaging and educational posts.

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