Wine Legendary Italian White Wine Visionary, Marco Felluga, Passes Away at 96 Chris Lehoux, April 19, 2024 The founder of the esteemed winery has sadly passed away. In light of this, his family has announced a fresh partnership with the Tommasi family who are based in Valpolicella. Marco Felluga was known for crafting exceptional white wines, bringing recognition to the Collio area within Italy’s Friuli-Venezia-Giulia region in… Continue Reading
Wine Passing of Marco Felluga: An Italian White Wine Visionary from Friuli, at 96 Chris Lehoux, April 18, 2024 The respected winery’s founder has passed away and his family has announced a new collaboration with the Tommasi family of Valpolicella Marco Felluga, recognised for crafting exceptional white wines that positioned the Collio area of Italy’s Friuli-Venezia-Giulia region on the worldwide wine radar, passed away on April 3. He was… Continue Reading
Wine Top 5 Unmissable Wine Bars to Experience in Istanbul Chris Lehoux, April 18, 2024 Ladies is bar with red wine Turkey is one of the oldest wine-producing countries in the world—so it only makes sense that its largest city would be home to some pretty decent wine bars and wine-focused restaurants with great local wine. You’ll also want to keep in mind that the… Continue Reading
Wine Exploring the Rising Popularity of Wine Among The 30-Somethings: A New Study Reveals Chris Lehoux, April 17, 2024 30-Something Millennials Enjoying Wine The death of wine among U.S. Millennials is grossly exaggerated, according to a new study by Wine Market Council, a non-profit research firm. Though other recent reports have bemoaned the fact that Millennials (ages 27 to 42 in 2023) are not adopting wine at the rate… Continue Reading
Wine Exploring the Differences and Similarities between Various Napa Valleys Chris Lehoux, April 16, 2024 A sizeable amount of Napa winemakers are puzzled and agitated by county officers who prevent them from conducting their operations—even when they comply with regulations. Though it may seem unbelievable, given Napa’s reputation as America’s premier luxury wine region, the valley used to be a minor farming area inhabited by… Continue Reading
Wine Enhance Your Wine Experience: The Magic of Decanters Chris Lehoux, April 16, 2024 If wine is your passion, you likely own a wine decanter. If you’ve only been using it as a decorative piece, here’s something that may motivate you to start using it regularly. How to use your decanters Some may dispute which is crucial, but there are two primary reasons for… Continue Reading
Wine In Memoriam: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Eleanor Coppola, Filmmaker and Inglenook Winery Restorer Chris Lehoux, April 15, 2024 Eleanor “Ellie” Coppola, a famed artist, author, documentarian, and vintner, had a profound impact on both Hollywood and Napa Valley. On April 12, Ellie Coppola passed away in Rutherford, California, at her residence, at the age of 87. Being a visual artist, author, and film director, she was married to… Continue Reading
Wine Exploring the Rare Wine Estates Within Napa City Limits: Here’s Why They’re Few and Far Between Chris Lehoux, April 15, 2024 El Veredicto Estate Vineyards are spread across 47 acres located in the Stanly Ranch region of Napa, marked as a rarity being one of the few vineyards within the city limits. Chardonnay. Merlot. Pinot Noir. These are the wine grapes famously cultivated in Napa Valley, an amount exceeding 100,000 tons… Continue Reading
Wine 30th Annual Wine & Herb Event Hosted by Cayuga Lake Wine Trail: An Around the Lakes Special Report Chris Lehoux, April 14, 2024 ROMULUS — With the arrival of spring and the beautiful landscape of the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail coming into bloom, wine connoisseurs and foodie aficionados have the chance to attend the Wine & Herb Event, now in its 30th year. The event is scheduled for April 27-28 and May 4-5,… Continue Reading
Wine Empowering Women Leading the Revolution in Texas Wine Industry Chris Lehoux, April 13, 2024 Even though Texas is the fifth largest wine producing region in the country, you would be hard pressed to hear it when mentioning some of the U.S. AVAs. While Napa, Sonoma, the Finger Lakes, Paso Robles and Willamette Valley may be the first to come to mind, there is a… Continue Reading