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Think of the historic winemaking regions of France. Now think of them airlifted approximately 620 miles north of their current location to, say, southern Scandinavia. That is what could happen to the wine industry -- worth close to $300 billion globally in 2009 -- under a worse-case-scenario projection by scientists and climatologists at the University of Bourgogne.
T he Livermore Valley's wine scene is a burgeoning enterprise. The folks behind Livermore's 45th and 46th wineries — Occasio Winery and Nottingham Cellars, respectively — are neighbors who share a similar pride in the area's viticultural history and a passion for small, artisanal winemaking. You can visit their new tasting rooms and sample their wines at this weekend's Holidays in the Vineyards ...
Millennials continue to show an unprecedented interest in wine and other alcoholic beverages, and marketers are beginning to reward this interest with events specifically targeting this next generation of wine drinkers. The Washington Wine Commission’s fourth annual “20something” tasting Nov. 21 at Seattle’s Fremont Studios was sold out with more than 800 attendees. The wines of 75 wineries were ...
Calaveras County's standing as a wine enclave is established today. But that wasn't the case 30 years ago, when only a few vintners saw potential for wine grapes amid the pines and poison oak.
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — A University of Missouri research center that studies grape growth is creating an experimental winery.
It was a lot of work, but the end results were well worth it for Danielle and Denny Smith. Longtime wine lovers, the two decided to start their own winery and months of hard work paid off as the two officially opened D&D Smith Winery LLC with a semi-private party Saturday night.
‘Life is Grape’ is the name of the wine tasting event planned for Tuesday, Dec. 8 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum. The event is presented by Las Senoras de Socorro, the ladies auxiliary for the museum and promises to be an entertaining evening.
Working with customers to discover their tastes in wine is what Betsys Tasting Room is all about. The Daily Tribune recently talked with owner Betsy Maurer about her success and how she has continued to thrive because of the unique nature of the business.
Arlequin Wine Merchant (384 Hayes Street at Gough) is hosting a Champagne tasting tomorrow night (6-8 p.m.), sampling out bubbly from both well known more obscure boutique and cult producer...
Have you ever been embarrassed by calling a certain effervescent social lubricator by the name "champagne" and having some snob look down his or her nose at you and say, "Ahem, no, this is sparkling wine?" ... - By CLARA ROSE THORNTON HERALD CORRESPONDENT
Artist and interior designer Diane Schroeder 's latest exhibition is on display at the Tasting Room at Randolph Wine Cellars. Free passed appetizers will be served from 6-8 p.m. ( 1415 W. Randolph St., 312-942-1212 ). A reminder that Chicago's French Market (aka the MetraMarket) opens today at 131 N. Clinton. Rick Bakas from St. Supéry winery will be at Binny's South Loop ( 1132 South Jefferson ...
