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The Remarkable Comeback of Sherry: Rediscovering Spain’s Timeless Wine

Chris Lehoux, April 21, 2025

Sherry, the iconic Spanish fortified wine, is experiencing a revitalization as it makes a significant comeback. Once overshadowed by other Spanish wine regions, its unique character and dynamic styles have captured the interest of consumers again. While traditionally viewed as sweet and high in alcohol, many of the modern sherry…

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Sipping in the Sky: How Delta Air Lines Curates Its Exquisite In-Flight Wine Lists

Chris Lehoux, April 20, 2025

Airlines are witnessing a robust demand for wine onboard, even as global wine sales decline. Delta Air Lines is addressing this trend by revamping its wine program, combining sensory testing with logistics and cabin design. Delta begins with over 15,000 wines and narrows it down to about 25 for its…

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Exploring the Paradox: Why Atlanta’s Wine Bars Thrive Amidst Industry Crisis

Chris Lehoux, April 19, 2025

Wine enthusiasts are witnessing an unexpected trend in Atlanta’s wine scene amidst ongoing challenges faced by the global wine industry. Although reports of declining consumption, reduced production, climate change, and recent tariffs paint a bleak picture, Atlanta has seen a wave of new wine bar openings. In 2025, notable Atlanta…

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This Oregon White Wine is Gaining Cult Status—Get Ready for Its Big Break!

Chris Lehoux, April 19, 2025

This Oregon white wine, known as Big Salt, has gained a dedicated following among wine enthusiasts and is now poised for greater recognition. It was first introduced in 2016 by John and Ksenija Kostic House, who had previously launched their Ovum brand in 2011. The inspiration for Big Salt came…

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America’s Wine Industry in Crisis: The Impact of Global Tariffs and Canada’s Retaliation

Chris Lehoux, April 18, 2025

Canada’s recent boycott of American wine—sparked by President Trump’s global tariffs—has compounded the already-struggling U.S. wine industry’s challenges. According to Robert Koch, president and CEO of the California Wine Institute, Canada is crucial for U.S. wine exports, generating over $1.1 billion in retail sales annually. The boycott began in Ontario…

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Maison Passerelle Debuts at Printemps in New York City: A New Landmark for Luxury Shopping

Chris Lehoux, April 17, 2025

The first U.S. location of the luxury French department store Printemps has opened in New York City, specifically within the historic Art Deco One Wall Street building. This new venue showcases a mix of shopping and dining experiences, featuring five dining options provided by Kent Hospitality Group, including the flagship…

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Southern Colorado Wine Makes History as It’s Featured at Yellowstone National Park Menu

Chris Lehoux, April 16, 2025

Wine produced in Southern Colorado is making its debut at Yellowstone National Park this year, marking a significant milestone for the state’s wine industry. The Winery at Holy Cross Abbey, established by Catholic monks in Cañon City, has gained national recognition with its wines now served in several restaurants and…

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From Lawyer to Wine Leader: Stepan Baghdassarian’s Journey to Success Through Niche Expertise

Chris Lehoux, April 15, 2025

Stepan Baghdassarian, president of Rio Joe’s Brands, Inc., made a significant career shift in 2005 when he transitioned from a 14-year law career to the wine industry. His motivation stemmed from a love for wine’s natural variability and cultural significance, as well as its potential to bring people together. Based…

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Napa Valley College Set to Complete the Wine Spectator Wine Education Center: A New Era for Wine Education

Chris Lehoux, April 15, 2025

Napa Valley College is nearing the completion of the Wine Spectator Wine Education Center, funded by a historic $10 million donation from the Wine Spectator Scholarship Foundation. This groundbreaking investment marks the largest contribution ever made to Napa Valley College (NVC) and aims to enhance its Viticulture and Winery Technology…

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Frescobaldi and Marco De Grazia Join Forces to Elevate Wines from Sicily’s Mount Etna

Chris Lehoux, April 14, 2025

Tuscan wine dynasty Marchesi de’ Frescobaldi has acquired a minority stake in the esteemed Mount Etna estate Tenute delle Terre Nere located in Sicily. In a brief statement, Frescobaldi announced, “Marco De Grazia and Lamberto Frescobaldi come together once again to reflect on how to carry forward the beautiful project…

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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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