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Healdsburg Kicks Off Preparations for the 2026 International White Wine Festival

Chris Lehoux, January 13, 2026

Healdsburg is set to kick off the 2026 International White Wine Festival with a series of preview tastings featuring Anderson Valley winemakers. These events will take place from mid-January until February 6, hosted by the Anderson Valley Winegrowers Association in collaboration with Stay Healdsburg. The tastings will bring spotlight on…

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Navigating Change: What’s Next for France’s Organic Winegrowers After Losing a Key Tool?

Chris Lehoux, January 12, 2026

France’s renowned wine regions experienced a warm July last year, but a significant challenge emerged for organic grape growers. On July 15, 2025, the national health agency ANSES (Agence nationale de sécurité sanitaire) revoked the market authorization for 19 copper-based fungicides used to combat downy mildew. As of January 15,…

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Signs Your Opened Wine Has Gone Bad: A Guide to Freshness

Chris Lehoux, January 12, 2026

If you have an opened bottle of wine and are wondering if it’s still good to drink, it’s important to understand that while it may not make you sick, its taste can deteriorate significantly over time. Wine exposed to air for an extended period loses its bright flavors and aromas,…

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Join Us for the 2026 International White Wines Festival: February 14-15 in Boonville, CA!

Chris Lehoux, January 11, 2026

As the wine industry grapples with various challenges, a silver lining emerges in the steadily growing admiration for white wines. Acknowledging this trend, the Anderson Valley Winegrowers are hosting a festival dedicated to white wines, a revival of their longstanding Alsace Varieties Festival. Scheduled for February 14-15 at the Mendocino…

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Uncorking History: Archaeologists Successfully Recreate the Taste of Ancient Roman Wine

Chris Lehoux, January 11, 2026

Archaeologists have uncovered insights into the taste preferences of ancient Romans regarding their prized beverage, wine. Through comparative analysis of ancient dolia—clay containers used for winemaking in Roman times—researchers Dimitri Van Limbergen from Ghent University and Paulina Komar from the University of Warsaw have shed light on how wine was…

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Sips and Laughs: Inside the ‘In Pour Taste’ Show with Australia’s Comedy Duo

Chris Lehoux, January 11, 2026

Young Australian comedians Sweeney Preston and Ethan Cavanagh recently touched down in Fort Lauderdale to launch their show, "In Pour Taste: A Comedy Wine Tasting Experience," at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Escaping the sweltering heat of their hometown Melbourne, where temperatures exceeded 110 degrees, they found hilarity…

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Exploring Vinography Images: The Majesty of La Crau’s Crown

Chris Lehoux, January 10, 2026

Perhaps the most renowned vineyard site in Châteauneuf-du-Pape is the plateau known as La Crau. This elevated area features large river cobbles, referred to as galets roulées, along with sprawling hectares of gnarled old vines and a few majestic trees. As the evening light falls on the vines, the distant…

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Continued Decline in Wine Consumption Forecasted in the EU

Chris Lehoux, January 9, 2026

Wine consumption in the European Union (EU) is projected to continue declining, influenced by changing drinking habits and health concerns. According to the EU’s Agricultural Outlook 2025-35, the average wine consumption is expected to decrease by 0.9% annually until 2035, resulting in a per capita intake of about 19.3 liters—down…

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Lower Manhattan Tastemakers Unveil New Wine Bar: Introducing Stars!

Chris Lehoux, January 9, 2026

For restaurateurs Joshua Pinsky and Chase Sinzer, the new establishment, Stars, embodies a "wine-first" concept that caters to their guests’ desires. Located in New York’s East Village, this intimate venue accommodates just 12 seats and features a remarkable wine list with over 1,000 bottles. Sinzer explained that their first establishments,…

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Remembering Arnaldo Caprai: The Visionary Vintner Who Transformed Montefalco Sagrantino

Chris Lehoux, January 8, 2026

Arnaldo Caprai, a renowned figure in the wine industry, passed away on January 4 at the age of 92. He was celebrated for his significant contributions to revitalizing the nearly extinct Sagrantino grape, a historic variety native to Umbria, Italy. Caprai began his journey in wine after a successful career…

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