Wine Can Global Wine Sales Bounce Back? Insights from Industry Consultant Peter McAtamney Chris Lehoux, March 12, 2025 The global wine industry is currently facing a significant decline in sales, a trend that has persisted for the past three years and shows little sign of improvement. Peter McAtamney, an industry consultant and founder of Wine Business Solutions, highlighted the challenges in a recent report depicting this situation as… Continue Reading
Wine Liquor Stores vs. Grocery Stores: Perspectives on the Future of Wine Sales in Supermarkets Chris Lehoux, March 11, 2025 Residents of New York State may soon have the convenience of purchasing wine alongside their groceries, as major supermarket chains like Tops and Wegmans are advocating for the proposed Wine in Supermarkets Senate Bill. Currently, New York is one of only eleven states that prohibit wine sales in supermarkets, a… Continue Reading
Wine The Health Benefits of Red Wine vs. White: Is One Really Better? Chris Lehoux, March 11, 2025 A recent study from Brown University’s School of Public Health has found no significant difference in cancer risk between red and white wine, countering the common belief that red wine is a healthier option due to its antioxidant content. The research examined 42 observational studies involving around 96,000 participants. While… Continue Reading
Happenings This Week in Wine: Highlights and Updates for the Week of March 9, 2025 Chris Lehoux, March 11, 2025 Hello and welcome to my weekly roundup of interesting wine stories from around the web for the week of March 9, 2025. For those not using Flipboard, here’s a collection of noteworthy wine-related articles I’ve come across. Exclusive: Ravenswood RebornExciting revival news for Ravenswood winery during a challenging time for… Continue Reading
Wine Last Taste of Flavor: Foodies Relish the Final Moments of the Charleston Wine and Food Festival Chris Lehoux, March 10, 2025 The Charleston Food and Wine Festival recently concluded after five days filled with culinary delights, highlighting the talents of local chefs and culinary figures from across the country. The festival took place in downtown Charleston, featuring various venues including the popular Culinary Village at Johnson Hagood Stadium. This year’s event… Continue Reading
Wine March Wine Review: Exploring Riunite and Other Bottles Chris Lehoux, March 10, 2025 This month, our focus is on a diverse selection of wines priced at $25 and under, featuring varieties from Austria and Slovenia, including the Franconia Blue. Among our tastings, we revisited the classic Riunite, sampling it both on its own and mixed with Prosecco—a combination that brought out different flavor… Continue Reading
Wine Discover Why This West Village Wine Bar’s North American Focus Is Captivating New Yorkers Chris Lehoux, March 9, 2025 Located in the vibrant West Village, Cora is a New-American wine bar that is gaining attention for its unique North American wine selection. Founded by sommelier Emmeline Zhao, executive chef Joseph Bliffen, and pastry chef Janice Sung, Cora sets itself apart in a city that traditionally favors European wines. Zhao’s… Continue Reading
Press Samples Vinography Unboxed: Highlights from the Week of March 2, 2025 Chris Lehoux, March 9, 2025 Welcome to this week’s installment of Vinography Unboxed, where I review some interesting wine samples that have recently come my way. This week features exceptional sparkling wines from Racines Wines, a collaboration between Étienne de Montille, Brian Sieve, and Rodolphe Péters. Racines specializes in both Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays, but… Continue Reading
Wine Trillium Wine Bar in Guerneville Expands Its Offerings: What to Expect! Chris Lehoux, March 8, 2025 Trillium Winebar & Taproom, located at 16222 Main St. in Guerneville, has gained attention for its charming ambiance and impressive menu— an ideal mix of a seafood shack and a stylish eatery adorned with marble and local art. Owned by Genevieve Payne, a retired librarian turned wine connoisseur, and Greg… Continue Reading
Wine Reviews Exploring the Dreamy Aesthetic of “Chalky Slumber” Through Vinography Images Chris Lehoux, March 8, 2025 Many remarkable destinations exist in the world of wine, perfect for enthusiasts crafting their ideal wine tourism journeys. Among these, the chalk cellars of Champagne stand out as a must-visit for any wine lover. Nestled beneath the city of Reims, these tunnels stretch for miles, concealing millions of bottles of… Continue Reading