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Our Fall Wine Guide is here. 🍁 Find 29 personal recommendations from our expert team for wines you'll want to seek out for the season ahead. https://lnkd.in/gYtegWm3
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This week in wine: Salty wines, cancelled Champagne, and predicting what we'll be drinking in 2074
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NWR’s Editor-in-Chief Jon Fine knew Four Horsemen's Justin Chearno for more than 35 years. Their rock bands toured together; they traveled and visited winemakers together. Read his moving tribute to his friend: https://lnkd.in/g6MMkmd4
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This week in wine: Vine sabotage, the enemies of terroir, unnatural wine bars, and more
The Week in Wine: August 26, 2024
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The news that white and rosé now surpass red in worldwide wine consumption may have surprised a lot of people, but the data is real. How the industry, sommeliers, and collectors react to this new consumer reality will be fascinating—and we’re already seeing interesting moves in established wine regions. https://lnkd.in/gvz2ZXrV
Why White Wine Is The Future of Wine
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This week in wine: Putin builds a 'wine city,' unbreakable glasses, great wine bars across the U.S., and more
The Week in Wine: August 19, 2024
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"Rosé is a lifestyle wine, the vodka of the wine world, and often produced for cashflow. Even in Provence, the standard bearer for rosé, the vast majority are mass-produced plonk," writes Clara Dalzell. "But tiny Austria, far from the sunny shores of the Mediterranean, broke this mold. There, many natural wine producers—Gut Oggau, Kolfok, and Claus Preisinger—along with traditional estates like Bründlmayer and Schloss Gobelsburg, and especially modern rosé specialists like Pia Strehn, all magically create more than their fair share of great rosé wines." Read more about why Clara thinks the best rosé in the world comes from Austria: https://lnkd.in/gSjvgiNi
Forget Provence. Austrian Rosé Is The Best In The World.
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