Alder Yarrow Exploring the Enchanting Vineyards of Tokaj: A Visual Journey Through Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, August 2, 2025 A vast expanse of vineyards spreads across the picturesque Tokaj region of Hungary, showcasing the beauty of springtime greenery. Historically renowned for its sweet dessert wines, the area is witnessing a shift in production as many winemakers pivot towards crafting dry wines made from native grape varieties, Furmint and Hárslevelű…. Continue Reading
Wine Foley Wine & Spirits Group Expands Team with New Global Sales Role Chris Lehoux, August 1, 2025 Foley Family Wines & Spirits has appointed Jay Gifford as the managing director for international sales, a new position aimed at enhancing the company’s global reach. With a focus on the increasing interest in U.S. wines, particularly in the premium market of the U.K., Gifford will work from Canterbury, England…. Continue Reading
Wine Meghan Markle Celebrates 44th Birthday with Exciting Wine Launch Following Netflix Deal News Chris Lehoux, August 1, 2025 Meghan Markle is celebrating her upcoming 44th birthday with the launch of a new wine, the 2024 Napa Valley Rosé, from her lifestyle brand, As Ever. The rosé will be available for purchase during the first week of August, coinciding with her birthday on August 4. In an announcement on… Continue Reading
Wine Discover the Top 2 Best Wine Country Hotels in Northern Michigan Chris Lehoux, July 31, 2025 The results are in, and wine enthusiasts will be pleased to discover that the top two spots for the Best Wine Country Hotels, as determined by USA Today voters, are occupied by two notable wineries in Michigan’s Up North region. Securing the top position is the Inn at Black Star… Continue Reading
Happenings Weekly Wine News Roundup: Highlights from July 27, 2025 Chris Lehoux, July 30, 2025 Hello and welcome to this week’s summary of intriguing wine stories available online. Here’s what I found noteworthy in the wine world for the week of July 27, 2025: Terroir in Today’s Market: An insightful discussion raises the question of whether terroir still holds its value in modern winemaking contexts…. Continue Reading
Wine U.S. and E.U. Reach Trade Agreement: What It Means for Wine and Spirits Chris Lehoux, July 29, 2025 While the U.S. and European Union reached a trade agreement that includes a 15 percent tariff on most E.U. products imported into the U.S., the specific rates for alcoholic beverages remain undecided. The ongoing negotiations have left producers, importers, and consumers optimistic about potential exemptions for wine and spirits as… Continue Reading
Wine 5 Sonoma County Wineries Where Unforgettable Experiences Meet Exquisite Wines Chris Lehoux, July 29, 2025 Sonoma County wineries are redefining the wine experience by blending exceptional wines with memorable activities that go beyond traditional tastings. As Millennials and Gen Z prioritize unique and immersive experiences, wineries in Sonoma are adapting to these preferences, ensuring that a visit is not just about the wine but about… Continue Reading
Wine Flock Beer & Wine: A Family-Friendly Experience at Knoxville’s Newest Brewery Chris Lehoux, July 28, 2025 Recently, Knoxville has seen significant developments in its local culinary scene, particularly with the opening of new eateries that showcase diverse flavors and innovative cooking techniques. Among these, a new restaurant has quickly garnered attention for its unique take on traditional dishes and a focus on locally sourced ingredients. Located… Continue Reading
Wine New Mexico Wine Month Makes a Comeback: Celebrating Vines and Recovery After the Pandemic Chris Lehoux, July 28, 2025 After a few years of pause due to the pandemic, New Mexico Wine Month is set to return in August. This annual celebration is aimed at promoting the state’s wine industry and includes various wine-related events throughout the month. Launched in 2017, the initiative faced interruptions starting in 2020. The… Continue Reading
Wine West Hartford Wine Bar to Host Unique Festival Before Closing its Doors Chris Lehoux, July 27, 2025 A wine bar in West Hartford, known as Crush, is set to close its doors after less than a year of operation. Opened in October 2024, Crush featured a diverse menu of seasonal small plates, an extensive wine list of over 350 wines, and a full bar with craft cocktails… Continue Reading