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Lu Sciampagnine: why ‘Nduccio is at risk with his biodynamic aperitif. Evoking Champagne and health claims linked to wine
Lu Sciampagnine: why ‘Nduccio is at risk with his biodynamic aperitif Read More »
Enzo Rillo calls, Nicolas Secondé answers: Cantina del Taburno bets on Metodo Classico with Champagne enologist. The Consortium will be born
Australia’s 2026 Vintage at Lowest Since 2000: Red Grape Collapse, Prices Fail to Recover. Adverse Weather and Production Cuts
Alessandro Costa is the new president of the Consorzio Tutela Roero. The Piedmontese producer and enologist takes over from Massimo Damonte, who had been leading the Piedmontese protection body since 2023. “This is truly an incredible emotion,” writes the new president, head of the Nino Costa winery in Montà (Cuneo). The producer thanked Damonte “for
Alessandro Costa new president of the Consorzio Tutela Roero Read More »
Sicilian Sparkling Wine Network: sparkling wines and itineraries to tell the story of Sicily. The Irvo project, between charmat, classic method and wine tourism
Tariffs on European wine would harm U.S. businesses, workers, and wineries. That’s the message brought to Washington by the U.S. Wine Trade Alliance, which appeared before the Office of the United States Trade Representative as part of the Section 301 investigation into policies against forced labor. Not a novelty, but a confirmation of the industry’s
European wine tariffs, USWTA in Washington: “They harm Americans” Read More »
ProWein 2027 launches Discovery Zone for first-time wineries. Participation costs for the new Messe Düsseldorf initiative: 2,000 euros
ProWein 2027 launches Discovery Zone for first-time wineries Read More »
AOC Champagne turns 90: the 1936 decree that locked down the appellation. Celebrations by the Syndicat Général des Vignerons Champagne
90 years of Champagne: the 1936 decree that locked down the appellation Read More »
Opus One, Michael Silacci, Napa Valley, and the 2026 harvest: four keywords that mark the end of a long technical era for one of the iconic wineries of Californian wine. The Oakville winery has announced the planned retirement of its winemaker at the end of the next harvest. Silacci will retire after twenty-five years at
Opus One, Michael Silacci to retire after the 2026 harvest Read More »
CMB Armenia 2026: Russian judges and wines. The choice of the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles. Discontent among jurors, not only from Ukraine
CMB Armenia 2026: Russian judges and wines at Concours Mondial de Bruxelles Read More »
