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The Rise of Non-Alcoholic Wine: It’s More Than Just a January Trend

Chris Lehoux, January 18, 2026

Non-Alcoholic Wine Is Booming Non-alcoholic wine has long been viewed as a lackluster alternative to traditional wine, often seen as a drink for children at special occasions or a compromise for those who want to partake without the alcohol. However, this perception is shifting rapidly. With drinkers increasingly seeking moderation,…

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Napa Valley Wine Producer Acquired by Grape Growers Emphasizing Terroir and Sense of Place

Chris Lehoux, January 17, 2026

One of the standout producers in Napa Valley, Accendo Estate, has recently changed ownership, being acquired by grape growers Jack Bittner, Giancarlo Bettinelli, and Paul Goldberg. This vineyard, known for its high-quality Cabernet Sauvignon, has a unique history that adds to its allure. The vineyard, previously named Thorevilos, gained notoriety…

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Sip into Adventure at the Festival of Undiscovered Grapes: January 31 in San Jose, CA!

Chris Lehoux, January 16, 2026

The Festival of Undiscovered Grapes is set to take place on January 31 in San Jose, CA, presenting an exciting opportunity for wine enthusiasts to explore a variety of lesser-known grape varieties. This annual event, formerly known as the Festival of Forgotten Grapes, emphasizes California’s impressive diversity in wine. While…

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Madera Winery Faces Possible Layoffs as Box Wine Contract Draws to a Close

Chris Lehoux, January 16, 2026

The future of Mission Bell Winery in Madera is uncertain as it prepares for layoffs after losing its contract with Gallo Winery for producing boxed wine, specifically the Black Box brand. This winery, established in 1919 by Krikor Arakelian, has historically been a key player in the San Joaquin Valley’s…

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Exploring the Future: What Lies Ahead for Ste. Michelle Wine Estates?

Chris Lehoux, January 14, 2026

The recent acquisition of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates (SMWE) by the Wyckoff family has prompted questions about the future of the Washington wine industry. SMWE, the state’s oldest and largest winery, has faced ongoing challenges, particularly after being sold by private equity firm Sycamore Partners to the Wyckoffs in December….

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Unveiling the Health Benefits and Myths of Red Wine: What You Need to Know

Chris Lehoux, January 14, 2026

Red wine has enjoyed a reputation as a healthful choice, largely due to the concept of the "French paradox," which emerged in the 1980s. This paradox highlighted the seemingly contradictory idea that French people, who consume high amounts of saturated fats, experience lower rates of heart disease compared to populations…

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This Week in Wine: Highlights and Updates for January 11, 2026

Chris Lehoux, January 13, 2026

Hello and welcome to this week’s wine news roundup, where I share interesting stories from the world of wine. If you prefer reading these stories on Flipboard, check out my magazine, but for those who don’t, here are the highlights for the week of January 11, 2026. Big Changes in…

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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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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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