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We all know that Bordeaux is not only made by big Chateau, which actually constitute a marginal percentage of the overall outoput of the region. Despite this ,we somehow tend to list the same name that customers are accustomed to, instead of using our talent to discover the lesser known and, by doing this, help customer to expand their view on a specific part of the world. Chateau Biac is an historical Chateau from Cadillac, Cotes de Bordeaux. Is first wine Chateau Biac is an intense and opulent, ageworthy protagonist of the area. Based heavily on Merlot 68%, with the additions of Cabernet Sauvignon 20%, Cabernet Franc 7% and Petite Verdot 5%. 16 months of elevation in oak. A wine that is made to support heathy preparation based on beef or pidgeon, with the help of a dark berry and red wine reduction, like good french cuisine can do. Since 2006 owned by a passionate Lebanese family that is severely committed to the highest standard of quality. If you don’t know them… I leave you the link to their website below… https://lnkd.in/euyveita INSTA: MarcoBioWine

Beware the Ides of March! The Ides of March is a day in the Roman calendar that falls on March 15. It is associated with misfortune and doom and was a deadline for settling debts in Rome. The Ides of March is best known as Julius Caesar's assassination date in 44 BC. Did you know that the Ceasar Salad is a Mexican dish? Caesar salad was invented in the early 1920s by Caesar Cardini, an Italian chef who owned a restaurant in Tijuana, Mexico. He moved to Tijuana from California to avoid Prohibition, and it was here, on July 4th, 1924, that Caesar is believed to have invented the Caesar Salad. But honestly, any salad can be a Ceasar Salad as long as you stab it 23 times. #idesofmarch #caesar #marketing #brandmarketing #salesandmarketing #influencermarketing #linkedinsalesnavigatoruser

It's true; we love Bordeaux at Perfect Cellar. We recognize that there are more than just the big Châteaux out there, and we work our best to give these smaller Châteaux (either in size or marketing power, or both) a place in the UK Market. Guess what? It works. Across all sales channels, people love discovering our Bordeaux selections. They come in all sorts: organic options, affordable ones (£12!), finer selections like Château les Ormes, or just traditional, good ol' Claret. You name it, we have it. But for now, it's showtime for Château les Ormes. Watch, like, subscribe to the YouTube channel, and comment below. I am always open for a wine chat 🍷 #winetime #winemaker #bordeaux #winemaking #winecountry #wineinvestment #wineindustry #marketplace #ecommerce

Facts about Amalfi Coast, Italy 1. Lemons are the unofficial symbol of the Amalfi Coast 2. It was one of the first producer of paper in Europe in the Middle Ages 3. The beaches along the coast are often pebbled rather than sandy, creating a distinct coastal environment.  4. The Amalfi Coast is famous for its delicious Mediterranean cuisine with fresh seafood, pasta dishes, and lemon-flavored desserts  5. The Amalfi Coast is famous for the Amalfi Drive, a winding coastal road that offers stunning views of the sea and cliffs. 6. The sea off the the Amalfi Coast is known for its deep blue color and crystal clear waters

The making of a Christmas number one... Back in the summer I wanted to wow our customers with a new white wine from Spain. Albariño is all the rage here, but it’s harder and harder to find an authentic one that’s not made in a bland style just to please an international audience. So I thought of Godello, and put my trusty network of winemakers, journalists and insiders into action... Which is how I ended up in La Coruña with a mouthwatering lineup of Galician wines in front of me in my hotel lobby at 10am. And a gem of a wine called A Coroa Godello jumped out of the lineup. It had all the citrusy freshness of an Albariño, with the richness and lip-smacking minerality of a good Chablis. It’s from Valdeorras, the warmest and most inland region of Galicia in northwest Spain. Valdeorras means ‘Valley of Gold’ and this is exactly what the Romans were after when they arrived here in 19BC. All they found however was slate, which is great for making roofs and floors. When they’d finished they left goodies behind, in the form of olive trees and vines. And as it turns out, the Godello grape thrives on slate soils - producing white wines with tons of flavour, balance and freshness. A Coroa Godello has already become a huge customer favourite - when I pulled the numbers from December, I was delighted to see it top the sales charts. Interestingly, 3 out of the top 4 wines at Christmas were also white (what’s going on?!) At just €20.19 a bottle for members, this discovery proves exactly what being part of WineSpark is all about! #wine #galicia #homerun

Facts about Amalfi Coast, Italy 1. Lemons are the unofficial symbol of the Amalfi Coast 2. It was one of the first producer of paper in Europe in the Middle Ages 3. The beaches along the coast are often pebbled rather than sandy, creating a distinct coastal environment.  4. The Amalfi Coast is famous for its delicious Mediterranean cuisine with fresh seafood, pasta dishes, and lemon-flavored desserts  5. The Amalfi Coast is famous for the Amalfi Drive, a winding coastal road that offers stunning views of the sea and cliffs. 6. The sea off the the Amalfi Coast is known for its deep blue color and crystal clear waters

Facts about Amalfi Coast, Italy 1. Lemons are the unofficial symbol of the Amalfi Coast 2. It was one of the first producer of paper in Europe in the Middle Ages 3. The beaches along the coast are often pebbled rather than sandy, creating a distinct coastal environment.  4. The Amalfi Coast is famous for its delicious Mediterranean cuisine with fresh seafood, pasta dishes, and lemon-flavored desserts  5. The Amalfi Coast is famous for the Amalfi Drive, a winding coastal road that offers stunning views of the sea and cliffs. 6. The sea off the the Amalfi Coast is known for its deep blue color and crystal clear waters

Facts about Amalfi Coast, Italy 1. Lemons are the unofficial symbol of the Amalfi Coast 2. It was one of the first producer of paper in Europe in the Middle Ages 3. The beaches along the coast are often pebbled rather than sandy, creating a distinct coastal environment.  4. The Amalfi Coast is famous for its delicious Mediterranean cuisine with fresh seafood, pasta dishes, and lemon-flavored desserts . 5. The Amalfi Coast is famous for the Amalfi Drive, a winding coastal road that offers stunning views of the sea and cliffs. 6. The sea off the the Amalfi Coast is known for its deep blue color and crystal clear waters

The Forbes magazine reviews the Chateau Nozieres Elegance 2020 https://lnkd.in/gX7HNsnT In the vast French wine region, known as the South West (Sud-Ouest), a plethora of wine appellations are nestled. Among them, Cahors stands out for its long history and long presence in the export market. This is the historic origin of the now world-famous malbec grape. Cahors is produced from approximately 8,000 acres, some 65 miles southeast of Bordeaux, in the picturesque region around the river Lot. The main grape variety is malbec, for many wine consumers around the world known as the grape of Argentina. This is maybe not surprising as Argentina has 10 times as much Malbec plantings as Cahors. But the grape’s true historic home is here, in Cahors, in the south west of France. Château Nozières L’Elegance 2020, Cahors Concentration, intensity, plenty of dark berries, a lot of tannins, powerful. Ripe cherries, hints of oak and vanilla. From old vines. The Chateau Nozieres Elegance 2020 is available at www.wine-prosperite.com in Japan. #cahorswine #Malbec #wineindustry #wineprosperite #ワイン #フランスワイン #ワイン好き #カオールワイン #カオール #シャトーノジエール #chateaunozieres #thewineguy #tokyo #japan

🍷 #LebaneseWines Shine on the GlobalStage! 🌍 #Lebanon, a country steeped in history and culture, has been making waves in the #worldOf Wine. 🇱🇧🍇 Here's why Lebanese wines deserve a toast: 1. #World'sBestVineyardsRecognition: In 2021, four Lebanese wineries made it to the prestigious Top 50 Vineyards list worldwide. 🏆 Among them, one stood out as the highest new entry, securing the 14th position. This recognition highlights Lebanon's growing prominence in the wine tourism industry. 2. #UniqueTerroir: Lebanon's vineyards benefit from a unique terroir, nestled between the #MediterraneanSea and the rugged mountains of the #BekaaValley. The combination of warm days, cool nights, and rocky soils contributes to the distinct flavors of Lebanese wines. 3. #HistoricalRoots: Did you know that Lebanon is one of the oldest wine-producing regions globally? Winemaking here dates back thousands of years, with evidence from ancient #Phoenician sites. Today, Lebanese winemakers blend tradition with innovation, creating exceptional vintages. 4. #GrapesOfDiversity: Lebanese wineries cultivate a variety of grapes, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Merlot, and indigenous varieties like Obeidi and Merwah. These grapes thrive in the Mediterranean climate, resulting in rich, flavorful wines. 5. #WineTourism: Lebanon's wineries offer breathtaking landscapes, guided tours, and tastings. Imagine sipping a glass of red overlooking the vine-covered hills or exploring centuries-old cellars. Wine tourism in Lebanon is an unforgettable experience. So, whether you're a seasoned oenophile or a curious wine lover, consider raising a glass to #Lebanese Wines. 🥂 Let's celebrate the passion, craftsmanship, and heritage that make Lebanese wines truly exceptional! 🌟 #CheersToLebaneseWines #WineLoversUnite #LebanonWineCountry