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standard.co.uk - Daisy Lester - Best supermarket canned wine, recommended by experts
Best supermarket canned wine, recommended by experts
Evening Standard

Sign up for our free weekly newsletter for hot deals, best buys and expert reviews I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. With their easy portability, eco-friendly packaging and…

kcra.com - Maricela De La Cruz - UC Davis students create and sell small-batch wines to support winemaking program
UC Davis students create and sell small-batch wines to support winemaking program
kcra

Updated: 11:06 PM PDT Aug 5, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ UC Davis students create and sell small-batch wines to support winemaking program Updated: 11:06 PM PDT Aug 5, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ DAVIS, Calif. — UC Davis students…

newswire.ca - Corby Spirit - CORBY SPIRIT AND WINE LIMITED TO SELL LAMB'S RUM BRAND AND ASSETS TO STRENGTHEN STRATEGIC FOCUS
CORBY SPIRIT AND WINE LIMITED TO SELL LAMB'S RUM BRAND AND ASSETS TO STRENGTHEN STRATEGIC FOCUS
CNW

Transaction enhances growth profile of Company TORONTO, Aug. 5, 2026 /CNW/ -- Corby Spirit and Wine Limited ('Corby' or the 'Company') (TSX: CSW.A) (TSX: CSW.B) today announced it has signed a definitive agreement (the 'Transaction') and sold the…

kobi5.com - Emily Barrera - Rogue Valley celebrates #1 Wine Region award with keynote speech
Rogue Valley celebrates #1 Wine Region award with keynote speech
KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

MEDFORD, Ore. – Last week, USA Today named the Rogue Valley as the #1 Wine Region in the country. Today, the Rogue Valley Rotary Club welcomed Valley View Winery Co-Owner Mark Wisnovsky to speak on Oregon's rich history with wine. Reflecting…

bonappetit.com - Adam Campbell-Schmitt - How A More Casual Drinker Gets the Most Out of the Fancy Coravin Wine Preserver
How A More Casual Drinker Gets the Most Out of the Fancy Coravin Wine Preserver
Bon Appétit

All indications are that alcohol consumption is on a downward trend. For some, that means swapping boozy beverages out entirely for non-alcoholic beverages, but for others, myself included, that means simply drinking less frequently. Enter what I…

dailypost.co.uk - Steve Bagnall - Man jailed after wine shoplifting spree
Man jailed after wine shoplifting spree
North Wales Live

A man has been jailed after a shoplifting spree. Callum Goult, 30, attempted to steal muliple bottles of wine from four shops in Ruabon, Wrexham. He was sentence at Wrexham Magistrates Court on Tuesday (August 4). A North Wales Police Wrexham town…

thedrinksbusiness.com - Amelie Maurice-Jones - Lap of luxury: what's the future for fine wine in China?
Lap of luxury: what's the future for fine wine in China?
The Drinks Business

If China is to succeed on the fine wine stage, it will need not only high quality, but all the trappings to attract a well-heeled audience, reports Amelie Maurice-Jones. Chinese caviar has captivated global palates, while foie gras from the country…

thedrinksbusiness.com - db staff writer - On the up: Which fine wines have been gaining value this year?
On the up: Which fine wines have been gaining value this year?
The Drinks Business

As the fine wine market shows clear signs of bottoming out, some regions and producers are spearheading the recovery, piquing the interest of collectors. Although Liv-ex's key indices are stabilising, there is wide variation between performances of…

koreatimes.co.kr - Ko Dong-hwan - [INTERVIEW] Brigaldara owner says climate change is scary, but heritage must endure
[INTERVIEW] Brigaldara owner says climate change is scary, but heritage must endure
The Korea Times

Antonio Cesari, the owner of the century-old Italian winery Brigaldara, faces a set of challenges that his father Stefano Cesari did not have to contend with when he began distributing the family's wines in 1979. One of the younger Cesari's…

forbes.com - Larry Olmsted - If You Love Cabernet, You Need To Know This Great American Winemaker
If You Love Cabernet, You Need To Know This Great American Winemaker
Forbes

In a rare sweep, all four of Quilceda Creek's 100% cabernet labels got perfect 100-point scores for the 2023 vintage shown. “If they were in Napa or Sonoma they would be much more famous and twice as expensive,” said my wine loving…

nickiswift.com - Nataly Stayse - Once-Popular Soap Stars Who Are Aging Like Fine Wine
Once-Popular Soap Stars Who Are Aging Like Fine Wine
Nicki Swift

Celebrities come and go each passing year, but some leave a lasting impression on fans for their beauty. Some of our favorite famous faces have been named among the 'Hottest People,' and soap opera actors are no exception. Case in point: In 2021…

napavalleyfocus.substack.com - Wine Chronicles: How Meritage Gave California Blends a Name
Wine Chronicles: How Meritage Gave California Blends a Name
Napa Valley Features

Summary: California winemakers had long understood that cabernet sauvignon could improve when blended with merlot, cabernet franc and other Bordeaux varieties, but labeling laws made those wines difficult to sell as premium bottling. Joseph Phelps…

grist.org - Vivian La - Michigan winemakers have a new climate worry: More wildfire smoke
Michigan winemakers have a new climate worry: More wildfire smoke
Grist

This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and Interlochen Public Radio in northern Michigan. ​ When wildfire smoke blanketed northern Michigan skies last month, Kasey Wierzba thought the vineyard at Shady Lane…

bbc.co.uk - Dave Harvey - English winemakers prosper but veg farms wilt in the drought
English winemakers prosper but veg farms wilt in the drought
BBC

Until this year, Phil Collins, a Wiltshire vegetable farmer, had never had an overdraft. Six weeks without rain has scorched his cauliflowers, shrivelled his spuds, and shrunk his bank balance. 'Six thousand cauliflowers at £1.25 each,' he…

japantimes.co.jp - Anna Malpas - U.K. mansion where 'listeners' spied on Nazi generals becomes museum
U.K. mansion where 'listeners' spied on Nazi generals becomes museum
The Japan Times

Upstairs, Nazi generals enjoyed wine and lounged in elegant rooms. Downstairs in the basement, a team of covert listeners followed their chatter, gleaning vital insights into Germany's war plans. During World War II, Trent Park, a country house…

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