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scmp.com - Gavin Yeung - Will Dongqu redefine Shaoxing wine's place in haute cuisine?
Will Dongqu redefine Shaoxing wine's place in haute cuisine?
South China Morning Post

For a small city of three million people, Shaoxing stands as a giant in the global Chinese collective consciousness. After all, the name of the eastern Chinese city is emblazoned on the quintessential bottles of cooking wine that are found in Asian…

independent.co.uk - Daisy Lester - Wine experts reveal the 9 best supermarket rosés perfect for sunny summer days
Wine experts reveal the 9 best supermarket rosés perfect for sunny summer days
The Independent

Studio by Miraval rosé Read review Screaming Devil Côtes de Provence rosé Read review Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Île-de-Beauté rosé Read review Maison Mariselle Sainte-Victoire rosé Read review…

observer.com - Margaret Carrigan - Wine, Wheat and Art Share the Same Acreage at These Out-of-the-Way Estates
Wine, Wheat and Art Share the Same Acreage at These Out-of-the-Way Estates
Observer

Roughly two hours north of Yellowstone National Park and just a steep six-mile drive up the dirt road from the only other attraction in Fishtail, Montana—the Cowboy Bar and Supper Club—you'll find Tippet Rise. It's one of the newest…

timeout.com - Amy Houghton - This 'tiny but cool' north London wine bar is the chicest in the city right now
This 'tiny but cool' north London wine bar is the chicest in the city right now
Time Out

News Homely Harringay spot Bonne Route serves up natural wines and exceptional bar snacks – here's why it's Time Out's best wine bar for 2026 Written by Amy Houghton Contributing writer Good bars come in all shapes and sizes – and…

cityam.com - Libby Brodie - A tribute to wine legend Matthew Jukes by his friend Libby Brodie
A tribute to wine legend Matthew Jukes by his friend Libby Brodie
City AM

The wine writer and entrepreneur Matthew Jukes died suddenly this week aged just 58 years old. Our wine writer and his close friend Libby Brodie remembers a legend of the wine industry and beyond Matthew Jukes was one of the very best people I met…

thedrinksbusiness.com - Amelie Maurice-Jones - Wildfires scorch wine tourism in Bordeaux
Wildfires scorch wine tourism in Bordeaux
The Drinks Business

Although the Gironde's catastrophic wildfires spared most vineyards from damage, they drove away visitors, impacted revenues and exposed the vulnerability of Bordeaux's hospitality sector at the height of the tourist season. db reports. Last week…

thedrinksbusiness.com - Patrick Schmitt - Wine writer Matthew Jukes dies aged 58
Wine writer Matthew Jukes dies aged 58
The Drinks Business

Matthew Jukes, one of Britain's best-known wine writers, critics and drinks entrepreneurs, has died suddenly while on holiday with his family in Portugal. He was 58. Jukes died on 6 August. He is survived by his wife, Amelia, their sons, Rollo and…

gamerant.com - Mark Sammut - 5 Forgotten Character Action Games That Aged Like Fine Wine
5 Forgotten Character Action Games That Aged Like Fine Wine
GameRant

As somebody who considers his favorite genre to be character action, aka hack and slash, I've reached a point where I'm just happy to get anything new. At most, one good character action game comes out per year, and Soulslikes and first-person…

thedrinksbusiness.com - Joyce Yip - 67 Pall Mall Shanghai wants to boost the profile of Chinese wine
67 Pall Mall Shanghai wants to boost the profile of Chinese wine
The Drinks Business

As the countdown begins to the December opening of London wine club 67 Pall Mall's Shanghai location, founder and CEO Grant Ashton tells Joyce Yip why he believes Shanghai, “the world's most important wine market”, has the potential…

thedrinksbusiness.com - db staff writer - Exploring eight EU wine regions set to win over drinkers
Exploring eight EU wine regions set to win over drinkers
The Drinks Business

The EU is at the heart of the international wine trade, with its position built on quality assurance and regulation. A recent masterclass explored how that is driving innovation in its emerging regions. Those working in the UK wine trade will be…

nypost.com - Katie Jerkovich - Well-known Napa Valley winery faces $37M foreclosure and could head to public auction
Well-known Napa Valley winery faces $37M foreclosure and could head to public auction
New York Post

A popular winery in Napa Valley could soon be sold at public auction after foreclosure proceedings were initiated over a property tied to Signorello Estate Winery involving more than $37 million in debt. Signorello finally reopened just two years…

france24.com - Sonya CIESNIK - Winemakers across Europe face the challenges of climate change
Winemakers across Europe face the challenges of climate change
FRANCE 24

After weeks of scorching heat, winemakers in France are not heading into the harvest season the way they have historically. “Thirty years ago, they started the harvest at the end of September and would sometimes end at the start of…

gazettenet.com - Emilee Klein - Invasive spotted lanternfly hitchhikes into Hampshire County, threatening local vineyards
Invasive spotted lanternfly hitchhikes into Hampshire County, threatening local vineyards
Daily Hampshire Gazette

NORTHAMPTON — As Larry Godard tucks grape vines into the catch wires of a trellis, he inspects each leaf for white, powdery mildew dust, rust-colored spots of black rot and spotted-wing drosophila bite marks, all signs of the common pests…

theage.com.au - Bianca Hrovat - Would you pay $40 for a slice of cake? Sydney trend turns cake into 24+ layer spectacles
Would you pay $40 for a slice of cake? Sydney trend turns cake into 24+ layer spectacles
The Age

The Bertha is a visual feast of dark chocolate cake and ganache standing 24 layers high, each $40 slice weighing in at about 900g. It's the viral signature dish at Get Baked in the UK and it's in Australia for a three-day pop-up at gelato giant…

thezoereport.com - Eden Stuart - Fall's Biggest Nail Trends Are Witchy, Broody, & Moody
Fall's Biggest Nail Trends Are Witchy, Broody, & Moody
The Zoe Report

Despite being Team Summer, through and through (yes, even after the muggy, sweltering season the East Coast experienced this year), I'll be the first to concede that autumn has its charms. Changing leaves, cozy beverages, Gilmore Girls rewatches…

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