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It’s been a while since I’ve introduced myself so I thought I’d share some fun facts about me!☺️ 👉 I love the water and boating! 👉 I love wine and going wine tasting! 👉 I love meeting new people and friends! Now, it’s your turn. Introduce yourselves! I’d love to get to know more about you!☺️ #DigitalMarketing #OnlineMarketing #MarketingStrategy

👉 The DOC started only in 1995 👉 2 grape varieties 👉 8 labels 👉 1 sparkling wine Here are only a few facts about #CampiFlegrei and its wine production ❤️. Find out more with our full video, out on our YouTube channel tomorrow! #mjs #winetravel #campania #campaniavino

What will you be drinking for the #Holidays ? If you are thinking of #wine, check out the #ChartOfTheDay, showing up the evolution of the largest wine producers worlwide. With no surprise, France has been part of the leaders for the last three decades and, not to influence you, but those #Bordeaux never disappoint. Cheers to that ! Now some facts: with their history in winemaking dating back not centuries but millenniums, #Italy and #France have always been at the pinnacle of the global wine industry. To this day, the two European countries are world leaders in viticulture, with their wines renowned and enjoyed in all parts of the world. According to the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (#OIV), Italy has been the world’s largest wine producer for 9 of the past 10 years with an annual production of roughly 50 million hectoliters or five billion liters. Best known for its exquisite red wines - think Barolo, Barbaresco or Brunello - Italy’s white wines are not to be underestimated either. With its rich heritage steeped in tradition and expertise, France holds its ground against Italy as a paragon of winemaking, boasting diverse regions like Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne. With an average annual production of around 45 million hectoliters over the past decade, France isn’t far behind Italy in terms of output, and definitely not in terms of quality. As our latest Racing Bars video illustrates, #Spain completes the triumvirate of European wine superpowers, who have cemented their place in the top 3 of global wine producers, with countries like the #UnitedStates, #Australia, #Chile, #Argentina and #SouthAfrica following at a considerable distance and in changing order. China, once thought to be an emerging superpower in winemaking, has seen both domestic consumption and production decline in the past decade, after years of what many experts considered unsustainable growth. #insights #industry #market #trend #marketdata #markettrend #marketinsight #Statista https://lnkd.in/eNHwp7Hx

Let us reintroduce you to the dynamic duo behind PLANI ARCHE in Perugia, Umbria, Elena and Roberto Di Filippo . From day 1, they’ve committed to organic cultivation and traditional winemaking techniques (including the use of amphora for some wines). They've ingeniously employed 🐎 to combat soil compression, and with two generations of vine-growing expertise, have skillfully nurtured Plani Arche for nearly two decades. 🌿🍇   While Roberto makes several wines under both Plani Arche and La Sapata (Romania), we are especially excited about Plani Arche Bianco Frizzante ''Pet Nat AModoMio' this holiday season. Here’s why:   🥂 100% indigenous Trebbiano of Umbria 🥂 Hillside vineyards on clay and calcareous soils 🥂 Native yeast fermentation in stainless steel tanks 🥂 5% of grape must is frozen and kept until spring when it’s defrosted and added back to the tank before bottling to restart fermentation in bottle. ("A Modo Mío" = My way" 😉) 🥂 Lightly fined with vegetable protein and bentonite before alcoholic fermentation, bottled unfiltered.  🥂 Vegan and Certified organic 🥂 Harmonic and complex with light effervescence and citrus fruit. Pairs nicely with fish and cheese. #planiarche #umbrianwine #amodomio #organicitalianwine #italiansparklingwine #naturalwine https://lnkd.in/ewR_CtFx

Two ways to support RICE: cone to our tasting tour of North Beach (April 18) or contribute to Raising the Bar (April 4)

For those that like river cruises, AmaWaterways is one of the leaders in river cruises. Choose rivers from the Danube River, the Rhine River, the Mekong River, the Nile River and many more. Along with those, how about an African wildlife river cruise? Maybe a wine cruise that samples wines from different vineyards along the cruise? How about Christmas Markets along the Rhine or the Danube? Check out the link or let's talk!

The price of vineyard land in Etna has shot up compared to the rest of Sicily due to the global popularity of the wines, according to a leading producer in the region. Vineyard land prices have become so high in Etna now compared to the rest of Sicily. One hectare of land in Sicily costs around €20,000 to €25,000 on average, while 1ha on Etna costs between €150,000 and €250,000 – so ten times more. 

The price of vineyard land in Etna has shot up compared to the rest of Sicily due to the global popularity of the wines, according to a leading producer in the region. Vineyard land prices have become so high in Etna now compared to the rest of Sicily. One hectare of land in Sicily costs around €20,000 to €25,000 on average, while 1ha on Etna costs between €150,000 and €250,000 – so ten times more. 

For those that like river cruises, AmaWaterways is one of the leaders in river cruises. Choose rivers from the Danube River, the Rhine River, the Mekong River, the Nile River and many more. Along with those, how about an African wildlife river cruise? Maybe a wine cruise that samples wines from different vineyards along the cruise? How about Christmas Markets along the Rhine or the Danube? Check out the link or let's talk!