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Australia's highest wine region is throwing a ten-day wine-fuelled party
Celebrate spring with tastings, long lunches, winemaking workshops, parties and exclusive cellar door experiences in beautiful Orange Things to do, Fairs and festivals Around Orange Advertising Need an excuse to visit Orange? Consider this your…
Are Hybrid Grapes the Future of American Wine?
This piece originally appeared in SAVEUR 's Spring/Summer 2026 issue. See more stories from Issue 206. At the tail end of the summer, a powerful thunderstorm rips across southern New Hampshire. Winds approaching 40 miles per hour bring a…
Red Wine-Braised Short Ribs
After long days in the vineyard, the team at NOK Vino will often prepare a simple yet filling meal to share. These braised beef short ribs also serve to use up the dregs of any wine bottles laying about—often their signature marquette. This…
Your Charlotte week: Jack Harlow, wine and an Asian night market
Labor Day weekend is almost here, but there's plenty to do before you clock out for the long weekend. 🍷 Monday: Learn a little about wine while sipping six end-of-summer pours at Relic NoDa, formerly NoDa Company Store. | $10 | 5:30-7:30pm…
Keon Sabb Has 'Aged Like A Fine Wine,' And Alabama's Secondary Is Benefitting From It
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Keon Sabb set the tone back in March. When asked how good he thought Alabama's secondary could be, the redshirt senior had a blunt, four-word answer: Keon Sabb, March 2026 The sentiment has echoed throughout the program…
Bold economic leadership needed to save iconic California industries
California's wine industry is in trouble — and it's not alone. Several industries that are at the core of California's economy — and our identity — are confronting the greatest challenges they have ever faced. The wine industry…
Best wines to impress guests - and £9.50 tipple that'll be a big trend
Ever noticed how the delicious local wine you drank at the beach on holiday suddenly tastes thin and acidic in your suburban kitchen? Or how about that ‘wonderfully quirky' bottle of bitter liqueur that just tastes weird now you're back at…
Truth about the breast cancer risk from nightly glass of wine and HRT
Five women waited on the ward, sitting up anxiously, stripped bare to their waist. This was on their surgeon's orders, to save him time as they were examined by him ahead of their surgery that morning. He led the way around the beds at The Royal…
Designers Predict These 7 'Micro Trends' Will Be Everywhere by Fall
Fall is all about new beginnings. After a summer spent outdoors, the shift in season brings us back inside, making it a great time for redecorating. That said, it doesn't mean you need to undergo a whole revamp; there are simple things you can do…
Don't Try to Be Interesting. Be Interested.
A lot of the advice about charisma or communication tries to alleviate the same anxiety — How am I coming across? — and then offers tips on telling a compelling story, making a perfect pitch or a better argument, or how to have a…
The Most Important Bars In Seattle
Seattle Skyline 2025, with the famous Space Needle in full view. Seattle's reputation for grey skies and coffee shop culture doesn't immediately shout party town, but underneath that reserved exterior is a city with a thriving, diverse nightlife…
Kate Hudson Revived the 'Ugly' Shoe Trend With This Easy, Comfy Slip-on Style
Dainty heels have their place, but if you want comfort, ease and rich vibes in one, check out Kate Hudson ‘s latest footwear move. Her luxe slip-ons appear intentionally ‘ugly,' so it's no wonder the chic style lands in cool-mom…
In France's north, winegrowers bet on a warmer future
In a land long associated with cider and Calvados, winemaker Sebastien Fricker is betting that a warming climate can turn one of France's northernmost regions into its newest wine country. 'These days, to have a fine vineyard and good grapes, you…
Climate crisis pushes French winemakers to bet on warmer future in Brittany and Normandy
In a green valley in Normandy, rows of grapevines stretch across slopes where an apple orchard once stood. In a land long associated with cider and Calvados, winemaker Sebastien Fricker is betting that a warming climate can turn one of France 's…
Burgundy nails' is the most elegant end of summer nail trend - 16 ideas to try now
Although I would love for it to be summer forever, I'm internally dreaming of draping myself in cosy sweaters. It's bittersweet that we only have a few above-25-degree days left in the year, which has me thinking of ways I can slowly transition…
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