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Vinography Unboxed: Highlights from the Week of October 12, 2025

Chris Lehoux, October 18, 2025

Hello and welcome to this week’s roundup of noteworthy wine samples. In this installment of Vinography Unboxed, we delve into the latest offerings that have recently been sent for tasting. Far Niente has revamped its branding and now markets itself as The House of Far Niente, aligning its various brands…

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Uncorking Adventure: The Rise of Wine Tourism in Uruguay

Chris Lehoux, October 18, 2025

Uruguay’s new Mapa del Vino offers wine enthusiasts a journey through stunning hills and along the country’s sparkling Atlantic coastline, marking the locations of numerous wineries and attractions like Casapueblo, an art museum and hotel located in the Punta del Este region. For many years, Argentina and Chile have dominated…

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Alder Yarrow

Vinography Images: Unraveling the Mystery Behind the Lens

Chris Lehoux, October 17, 2025

The town of Reims, situated in France, conceals an extensive network of caves carved from limestone beneath its surface. These caves are filled with rows of riddling racks housing countless bottles, as well as vast stacks of completed bottles. Historically, during the Second World War, the caves served as shelters…

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Meghan Markle Shines at Exclusive L.A. Dinner, Bringing Her Own Wine!

Chris Lehoux, October 17, 2025

Meghan Markle attended a glamorous dinner event on October 15 in Los Angeles, hosted by entrepreneur Emma Grede. The Duchess of Sussex provided wine from her lifestyle brand, As Ever, for the gathering known as "A Seat At The Table." The dinner, held at the home of designer Kelly Wearstler,…

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How the Romans Established a Lasting Wine Legacy That Endures Today

Chris Lehoux, October 17, 2025

From the Roman Empire to the Vines The influence of the Romans in Europe extended beyond architecture, providing a significant contribution to the world of wine. Not only did they spread their empire, but they also disseminated grapevines across various regions. Roman soldiers were known to carry vine cuttings, planting…

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Cote Korean Steakhouse Elevates the Dining Experience in Las Vegas

Chris Lehoux, October 16, 2025

Cote Korean Steakhouse has officially opened its first location in the western United States at the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip. Known for its unique blend of Korean barbecue and classic American steakhouse elements, Cote debuted with an impressive wine list featuring over 1,200 selections, with a focus…

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Dominating the Court and the Cellar: NBA All-Star Domantas Sabonis’ Passion for Vintage Wine

Chris Lehoux, October 16, 2025

Domantas Sabonis, an NBA All-Star, has ventured into the world of wine with a passion that mirrors his dedication to basketball. He co-founded a wine brand called Ones by Sabonis with entrepreneur Shashana Sabonis, marking his foray into winemaking. The brand recently announced its newest limited releases, which include the…

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Debunking the Hype: The Case Against Orange Wine

Chris Lehoux, October 16, 2025

Orange wine, often celebrated for its ancient methods reminiscent of Georgian winemaking, has evolved from a genuine appreciation of low-intervention techniques into what some critics describe as an increasingly cult-like following. Advocates claim it embodies an authentic expression of terroir, yet this enthusiasm has generated a growing disillusionment among others…

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Tina Fey Joins Ina Garten for Wine and Laughter in Season 7 Sneak Peek of “Be My Guest”

Chris Lehoux, October 15, 2025

In an exciting preview of the upcoming season seven of Be My Guest with Ina Garten, the beloved chef will be joined by the talented Tina Fey. The episode showcases the duo enjoying wine and laughter while preparing dishes like Breakfast Panna Cotta and Chicken Thighs with Creamy Mustard Sauce….

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Understanding the Latest Moves of the Michelin Guide: What’s Really Happening?

Chris Lehoux, October 14, 2025

In an unexpected announcement, the Michelin Guide revealed its plans to begin rating wines, a move that has left many in the industry puzzled. This information surfaced during a press event rather than from a formal press release. It’s notable that Michelin owns the Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate, making this…

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