The privilege of tasting wines with their authors
The article discusses the growing trend of wine fairs and tasting events in Europe, highlighting their significance for wine producers and enthusiasts post-pandemic.
Ugandan Opposition Leader Bobi Wine 'Ran Away for Safety' to Us
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has sought refuge in the United States, citing safety concerns following threats from the military in Uganda.
The Other Harvest: The Wine Route Arrived at the Buenos Aires Coast and Opened a New Facet for Tourism
The growth of vineyards along the Buenos Aires coast is transforming local tourism and offering new experiences for visitors.
Where to buy imported wine and other beverages for resale
The article discusses options for starting a wine and beverage reselling business in Brazil, highlighting the services of Porto a Porto, an importer and distributor.
Reading the Best with FAZ+: Fertilizer Markets in Distress and Why German Wine is an Endangered Cultural Asset
The article discusses the current challenges in fertilizer markets due to global conflicts and highlights the cultural significance of German wine.
The house was conceived over a glass of wine. Success followed thanks to a unique pond
A spontaneous idea led a couple from eastern Slovakia to build a house with a swimming pond, which has become the centerpiece of their garden and lifestyle.
Farewell to Rolland, the winemaker who changed wine
Michel Rolland, a legendary winemaker, passed away in Bordeaux at the age of 78, marking the end of an impactful era in the wine industry.
Tim Atkin, the English critic who traveled through Argentina: "non-alcoholic wine is not wine"
Tim Atkin, a prominent wine critic, reflects on his experiences in Argentina and critiques the snobbery surrounding wine culture.
Michel Rolland, the criticized and adored French winemaker who standardized wine production, has died
Michel Rolland, a renowned French winemaker, passed away at the age of 78 due to a heart attack, leaving behind a legacy as a polarizing figure in the wine industry.
Alejandro Vigil's Farewell to Michel Rolland: "He Helped Give a Voice to Argentine Wine"
Alejandro Vigil pays tribute to Michel Rolland, emphasizing his significant role in promoting Argentine Malbec and enhancing the global visibility of Argentine wine.
"My Second Homeland": How the Last Days in Argentina of the French Michel Rolland Were, and What Special Wine He Left That Will Be on Sale
Michel Rolland, the renowned French winemaker, passed away recently but left behind a remarkable legacy in Argentine winemaking, particularly with the Malbec varietal.
A vision and an adventure: the particular wine that Michel Rolland made with his friends in Mendoza
Michel Rolland invested in the Mendoza wine region, transforming it into a hub for high-quality wines, only to pass away knowing his legacy would endure through the venture he started with friends, Clos de los Siete.
Mysteries after Ricky Hatton's inquest - half-drunk wine, no letter, and lights off
An inquest into Ricky Hatton's death revealed conflicting evidence that suggests he did not intend to take his own life, as described by the coroner.
"Do you like that? Have you gone crazy?" Michel Rolland: how he discovered Argentine wine and why it is crucial to the success of our Malbec
Michel Rolland, the renowned winemaker, passed away in Bordeaux and is remembered for his significant contributions to Argentine wine, especially Malbec.
Michel Rolland, the renowned French winemaker who adopted Argentina as his second home, has died
Michel Rolland, the renowned French winemaker, passed away at the age of 78, as confirmed by his winery in Mendoza, Argentina.
Ventiventi, the new expression of Emilian wine
Ventiventi, a winery established in Modena in 2020, demonstrates rapid growth and family-driven operations despite starting in a challenging economic climate due to the pandemic.
In these bottles, you will taste spring
A writer reflects on the anticipation of spring in Norway despite persistent cold weather conditions.
PHOTOS โฉ Expert Opens 127-Year-Old Wine Bottle: When Looking at Its Color, Then...
A rare 1899 Romanรฉe-Conti wine bottle was opened by a Singaporean wine investor, gathering a group of wine experts around it.
Tips for Beginners: How to Find Good Wine โ Even If You Don't Know Much About It?
The article offers practical advice for those unfamiliar with wine on how to make educated choices when purchasing it.
Uganda: A few days after his departure from the country, the opposition leader Bobi Wine reappears in the United States
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine reemerged in the United States following his escape from pressure in his home country.
Artificial intelligence is coming for sommeliers
Artificial intelligence is being increasingly used by diners to navigate wine selections in restaurants, potentially changing the role of sommeliers.
Tired of Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay?
The article discusses the rise of Albariรฑo wine in Uruguay, particularly through Bodega Garzรณn's contributions to the country's wine production since the early 2000s.
From selling sweets and working at Metrogas to the hit 'Have a wine and forget': the life of Ian Lucas's father
Gustavo Enrique de Mendonรงa, also known as Gustavito of Los Tulipanes, discusses his music career and his relationship with his son Ian Lucas, a finalist on MasterChef Celebrity Argentina.
This Week's Super Combo: Hot Smoked Salmon and Dry Riesling
A wine school article discusses the best food and wine pairings, focusing on hot smoked salmon and dry riesling.
DN's expert: Twelve tasty red wines that pair well with spring lamb
A wine expert from Dagens Nyheter recommends twelve red wines, primarily from French regions, that pair excellently with lamb dishes for the spring season.
'I'm a TUI expert - Tenerife's best city has ยฃ5 wine and 24C weather in April'
A TUI travel expert highlights a vibrant city in Tenerife, perfect for a spring getaway with affordable wine and warm weather.
Spanish Red Wine: At Least the Wine Wins
Despite not winning an Oscar, a Spanish red wine features prominently in the film 'One Battle After Another,' prompting increased interest from both Spaniards and Americans.
Uganda: Minister Oryem Says Barbie Torture Footage 'Misleading'
Uganda's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs refutes claims of torture against Barbie Kyagulanyi, calling it a misrepresentation of events during a security operation.
It Might Not Just Be a Migraine. Headaches After Wine, Coffee, or Chocolate Could Be a Warning Signal
Headaches triggered by wine, coffee, or chocolate may not only be migraines but could also indicate sensitivity to specific food ingredients, according to experts.
Favorable climate in the South improves grape quality and promises good wine
A favorable climate in southern Brazil is leading to a promising grape harvest, surpassing expectations and indicating potential for high-quality wine production.
Wine and food: how to combine them in everyday life
Combining wine with food in everyday life can be simple and enjoyable, without the need for complex rules or special occasions.
Spring clean is now an achievement worth celebrating, study says
A new study reveals that people view spring cleaning as a significant achievement, leading to the creation of a novelty sparkling wine.
Wine Church in the Ahr Valley: Here you can find soul food for everyone
The "Weinkirche" in Bad Neuenahr/Ahrweiler serves delicious soul food, becoming a symbol of resilience and community after the 2021 floods.
Uganda: Bobi Wine's Party Justifies the Departure of the Main Opponent Abroad
The National Unity Platform (NUP) has explained that the recent departure of opposition leader Bobi Wine from Uganda is part of a temporary strategy for political consultations abroad.
VIDEO: learn how the only Brazilian wine is made that is among the 115 best in the world
A Brazilian white wine from Fazenda Santa Maria in Sรฃo Sebastiรฃo da Grama is the only Brazilian wine included in the 2026 Worldโs Best Sommeliersโ Selection.
Less alcohol in beer, wine, and rum. Manufacturers respond to the fact that young people drink less
Manufacturers are reducing alcohol content in alcoholic beverages as young people are drinking less.
Sales, flirtations, and defections: The cava families leave home
The cava industry in Penedรจs is experiencing upheaval as traditional family brands seek to detach from the Control Board amid commercial challenges and declining sales.
A Glass of Wine or Beer? You Might Be Surprised How Alcohol Really Affects the Body
The article discusses misconceptions about the health benefits of alcohol, revealing its negative impacts on metabolism, hormones, and nutrition.
โWriting a Wineโ: essay, diary, and chronicle about the cultural heritage of the paternal wine
An exploration of Federico Levรญn's book 'Escribir un vino,' which delves into the world of natural wines, combining elements of chronicle, diary, and light essay.
Uganda: Uganda's Bobi Wine Says He Has Fled the Country
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has announced that he has fled the country after two months in hiding following disputed elections and alleged military persecution.
Father's Day: 7 wines that will make him happier than a tie
This article suggests seven wines as thoughtful gifts for Father's Day, emphasizing quality time spent with family over traditional gifts like ties.
Opposition Leader in Uganda Announces His Escape from the Country Due to Military Threats
Ugandan opposition leader Bobby Wine has fled the country following military threats after a contested presidential election in January.
Any household with a birdbath should place a wine cork in it before spring begins
Households with birdbaths should add a wine cork to prevent bees from drowning and maintain water quality.
Want red wine on Fridays in Selfoss
Elderly citizens in Selfoss are seeking to introduce red wine to their Friday meals, as part of their vibrant community activities.
Threatened Cultural Asset: The World of Wine is Going Under Cheaply
The German wine industry is facing a deep crisis, but some winemakers are thriving and offering valuable lessons for society.
Research: Half of Czechs believe that a small amount of alcohol is beneficial to health
A recent study shows that about half of Czechs believe drinking small amounts of alcohol, typically a few glasses of wine or beer, is healthful.
Wine, asado, and landscapes fan: who is 'Chino Axel', teaching his language to Argentine teachers
Yu Zhou, a young Mandarin teacher, is introducing Chinese language education to schools in Mendoza, Argentina, drawing interest amid the region's ties to the Chinese market.
Samba, wine, and grape stomping: the unusual experience attracting tourists
A unique tourism experience combining samba, grape stomping, and cultural heritage is being offered in Poรงo das Antas, Brazil.
The small country between Europe and Asia that is the cradle of wine and prides itself on its hospitality and gastronomy
This article explores the rich wine culture and culinary heritage of Georgia, a small country with a Christian Orthodox background and a significant Soviet past.
Uganda: Opposition Leader Bobi Wine Announces He Has Left the Country
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has announced he has fled the country following the disputed presidential election won by Yoweri Museveni.