The Timeless Appeal of Ferrari Trento’s Sparkling Wines
From pioneering Chardonnay in Trentino to crafting metodo classico wines of elegance and complexity, the winery’s century-long legacy continues to set benchmarks
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Campo alla Sughera
In pursuit of enological perfection for over 20 years, Campo alla Sughera’s practice of rational zoning emerged to deliver dynamic expressions of their Bolgheri terroir. Today, with Petit Verdot at the center, their Super Tuscan wines deliver power and elegance in the glass, while honoring Bolgheri’s singular geography and the estate’s array of unique, hillside microclimates.
Does Crop Thinning Really Lead to Better Wine?
Crop thinning—the practice of removing some grape clusters from the vine before harvest—is thought to boost the quality of the remaining crop, but how well does it actually work?
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On September 27, join over 60 non-alcoholic and functional beverage pioneers, leading mixologists, and industry disruptors for a flavor-forward experience at New York’s inaugural Drinks with Benefits Zero-Proof Festival
Will the Newly Revamped Cru Bourgeois Win Over Wine Buyers?
After decades of back and forth, the bar is said to be higher than ever for the 2025 Cru Bourgeois classification in Bordeaux. Will this help the designation find new footing?
How to Level Up Your Blind Tasting Skills
Want to ace your next blind tasting exam? These expert tips will help you achieve master-level wine tasting skills
The Global Reach of a Tuscan Icon
With an eye for approachable and dynamic wines that appeal to a broad range of enthusiasts, Piccini’s bold and innovative leadership has propelled the company forward on the global stage
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Understanding the Many Identities of This Criolla Grape
Known as País, Mission, Criolla Chica, or Listán Prieto, depending on which country you’re in, this grape variety is a light red wonder that is winning over winemakers and sommeliers alike
The Beverage Director’s Guide to Financial Fundamentals
Being a beverage director is more than selecting great drinks—success requires a deep understanding of P&L statements, COGS, gross margins, and more
The New Marketing Playbook for Wineries
From introducing tailored, AI-generated messaging to forgoing influencer content, here’s how wineries are evolving their marketing strategies in 2025 and beyond
The Winemaker Who Took a Chance on Single-Vineyard Aligoté
Sylvain Pataille changed the industry’s perception of Burgundy’s underdog white grape—as well as the Marsannay appellation as a whole
Kahlúa & Dunkin’: The Ultimate Caramel Coffee Pour
Introducing a blend of real coffee, real cream, and Dunkin’s signature caramel swirl in a decadent, ready-to-pour drink that’s primed for coffee enthusiasts and dessert lovers alike
The Science of Blending Wine
Blending wine is about much more than combining different grape varieties—it can impact alcohol, color, flavor, and more. Here, researchers and winemakers explain the science behind this important winemaking process
The Best South American Wines to Buy Now, According to Sommeliers
The South American wine scene is more exciting than ever, with a slew of traditional and cutting-edge wines catching the attention of wine pros
America’s Original Craft Vodka
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How the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Impacts the Drinks Industry
Advocates in beverage alcohol weigh in on the benefits and drawbacks of President Donald Trump’s massive new legislation package
The Expert’s Guide to Understanding European Wines
This guide covers all the must-know information on European Union wine labels and quality standards to help professionals unpack the rich history and diversity of EU wines
Two Winemakers’ Hunt for Champagne’s Forgotten Bottles
Whether for marketing, capital, or to craft a specific style, purchasing back-stock Champagne still aging on the lees—a little talked about practice—has been game-changing for these winemakers
Why Shandies and Radlers Are Making a Comeback
Shandies and radlers, once considered dated, are regaining appeal and driving sales this summer as consumers lean into low-ABV and fruit-forward styles
