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France's wine production nears a 70-year low, leaving winemakers with tough choices
As the French winemaking industry reaches a crisis point, key players are considering new markets, products and generations. France's agriculture ministry has warned that wine production could hit a 70-year low in 2026, marking the third year of…
Wine experts take note of evolving tastes in Las Vegas
The news from the grape is gloomy these days. From a pandemic-era peak in 2020 fueled by home drinking, wine consumption has fallen for five consecutive years in the United States with sales nationally at their lowest in 20 years, according to…
An AI agent tried to guess what wine I was drinking based on my description - and the results were mixed to say the least
As AI continues to take over more and more everyday tasks, there's an increasing amount of people looking to enjoy experiences with more of a human touch. AI can undoubtedly be useful great at sifting through large amounts of data, and taking away…
Okanagan fruit, wine sectors push agriculture into local municipal election spotlight
B.C.'s tree fruit and wine grape sectors are hosting candidate forums and a questionnaire this fall to put agriculture on the agenda ahead of local elections. B.C.'s tree fruit and wine grape industries are working to make agriculture a bigger…
Elizabeth Banks' Rich Mom Sweater Nailed Fall 2026's Hottest Neutral Color Trend - No, It's Not Chocolate Brown
Elizabeth Banks just quietly stole the fall color memo, and no, it wasn't chocolate brown. The actress stepped out in a head-to-toe burgundy moment, wearing a rich, wine-colored sweater tucked into a leather midi skirt in the same deep, moody hue.
'You could absolutely rip your bloody hand off': competitors gather for England oyster shucking championship
Beneath bunting in the middle of Mayfair, there was a feverish atmosphere as the finals of potentially the poshest sport in England began: oyster shucking, judged by actor Stanley Tucci. “The secret is not being scared of stabbing yourself…
Norway seeks to criminalize trade with Israeli settlements
It wasn't that long ago that bureaucratic governments found a way to control their populations, getting them to do things they wouldn't otherwise do. How did that happen? Simple! Either you complied with whatever was being asked of you, or you…
You can now stay in a 107-year-old Kiwi 'castle'
If the name of Central Otago's newest stay, Earnscleugh Castle, evokes images of indulgent country manor holidays, then your imagination is on the money. French antique beds, pre-dinner wine and charcuterie, croquet on the lawn and, should the mood…
Prem star confirms international retirement minutes after Arsenal masterclass
Brighton star Pascal Gross confirmed his Germany retirement just moments after leading the Seagulls to a memorable win against Arsenal. Fabian Hurzeler's men secured a stunning 3-0 win with Gross, Charalampos Kostoulas and Chema Andres all on the…
Campaign to raise £5m for the Premier Electric Theatre revamp
George Torr, Derby and Becky Measures, BBC Radio Derby Plans for a £5m restoration of a derelict theatre aim to revive 'the last historic building' in Somercotes. Somercotes Parish Council hopes to raise the money in order to bring the former…
Campaign to raise £5m for the Premier Electric Theatre revamp
Plans for a £5m restoration of a derelict theatre aim to revive 'the last historic building' in Somercotes. Somercotes Parish Council hopes to raise the money in order to bring the former Premier Electric Theatre, which first opened in 1912…
Full list of London's magical Christmas markets opening within weeks
London may be famous for its Christmas lights, ice rinks and festive theatre shows, but the capital's Christmas markets are the crème de la crème of the season. Every year, millions of visitors flock to wooden chalets, food stalls and…
The good, the bad and the ugly of Apple's iPhone 18 Pro
This review is about to get ugly. And, no, I'm talking about the new “burgundy” colour choice for the iPhone 18 Pro, which we think should be called either “wine stain” or “blood stain”, depending on how…
GT on the spot: Ningxia's smart greenhouse technology takes root in Arab markets
A smart photovoltaic greenhouse developed in Northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Photo: Chen Zishuai/GT Smart photovoltaic greenhouse technology developed in Northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region is finding growing…
Homeowner finds hidden 1987 note with cheeky warning during renovation
The note was written in the late 1980s (stock) You never really know what you might uncover when you start tearing apart an old room - as one homeowner discovered when a renovation revealed a message that had been hidden for decades. The homeowner…
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