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Say Oui to Wine: Discovering The Wine Station in the Social District

Chris Lehoux, February 3, 2026

Thibaud Duccini, who grew up in Cannes, France, opened The Wine Station in Downtown Los Angeles in August 2025. Duccini’s childhood in a hospitality-rich environment led him to a career in the industry, starting when he was just 16 years old. After working with the Patina Group in LA for…

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Wine

The Dilemma of Bordeaux’s Winegrowers: Confronting an Impossible Choice

Chris Lehoux, February 2, 2026

Bordeaux’s wine industry is currently grappling with a profound crisis that transcends financial concerns. Deep-rooted family legacies built over generations are at risk as many vineyards face economic collapse. For instance, a recent auction in Bordeaux’s Blaye region highlighted the dire situation when a winery’s inventory of organic wine sold…

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Wine

Dushore’s Valentine’s Day Celebration: Winter Wine and Chocolate Walk!

Chris Lehoux, February 2, 2026

Dushore is set to host its 11th Winter Wine and Chocolate Walk next weekend, an event designed to invigorate local business during the typically slow January and February months. The initiative aims to draw visitors to Dushore and highlight its various businesses. According to Dushore Mayor Mary Beth Minier, local…

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Press Samples

Vinography Unboxed: Highlights and Insights from the Week of January 25, 2026

Chris Lehoux, February 2, 2026

Hello and welcome to this week’s exploration of wine samples that have recently arrived for tasting. In this edition, we focus primarily on some exceptional Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays. I had the pleasure of tasting wines from Rhys Vineyards, a renowned Burgundy-inspired project founded in 2004 by venture capitalist Kevin…

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Wine

Why Sparkling Wine is Experiencing a Boom in Brazil Right Now

Chris Lehoux, February 1, 2026

Brazil is emerging as a notable wine producer, particularly known for its sparkling wines, primarily from the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul. The region’s favorable climate—characterized by warm summers, cold winters, high altitudes, and well-draining soils—contributes to the exceptional quality of its grapes. Approximately half of the grapes…

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Wine Reviews

Exploring the Refined Profile of New Zealand Pinot Noir: A Journey Through Terroir and Taste

Chris Lehoux, February 1, 2026

The journey of New Zealand’s Pinot Noir is a remarkable tale of transformation, resilience, and innovation. From its early prominence in the late 19th century, when it was the dominant red grape variety in New Zealand, to a severe decline due to the temperance movement, Pinot Noir has made a…

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Cellar

Exploring Vinography Images: A Deep Dive into the Large Format Cellar Collection

Chris Lehoux, January 31, 2026

If you aim to create outstanding Riesling, using larger barrels is essential. This insight comes from visits to wine producers in Germany, specifically the striking cellar of large-format casks at Weingut Wittmann in the Rheinhessen region. Larger oak barrels facilitate slow oxygenation and prolonged lees contact, which are vital for…

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Trader Joe’s Wine Store Plans in Uniondale Denied by Liquor Authority

Chris Lehoux, January 31, 2026

Trader Joe’s effort to establish a wine store in Uniondale, New York, was recently denied by the New York State Liquor Authority. The proposed location for the store was within the Gallery at Westbury Plaza, where a Trader Joe’s grocery store already operates. The liquor authority board decided against the…

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Activities &Amp; Events

La Paulee de San Francisco 2026: Celebrate Wine and Culinary Excellence from February 25-28

Chris Lehoux, January 30, 2026

La Paulée de San Francisco is a prestigious wine event taking place from February 25-28, 2026. Distinct from typical wine tastings, this event exudes an atmosphere infused with Burgundy’s finest Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Attendees are not just participants; they are expected to bring bottles to share, creating a communal…

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Wine

Remembering Daniel Cathiard: Co-Owner of Bordeaux’s Château Smith-Haut-Lafitte and Napa’s Cathiard Vineyard Passes Away at 81

Chris Lehoux, January 30, 2026

Daniel Cathiard, co-owner of Bordeaux’s Château Smith-Haut-Lafitte and Napa’s Cathiard Vineyard, passed away on January 28 at the age of 81 after a sudden illness. His wife, Florence Cathiard, expressed her sorrow, stating he was true to himself until the end and beloved by everyone. Born in Uriage les Bains,…

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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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