Publisher’s Picks: Ste. Michelle Wine Estates 🥂 • • Washington’s founding winery continually strives to delight wine drinkers with award-winning wines and memorable winery experiences. From their beloved Summer Concert Series to numerous tasting experiences, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Discover our handpicked selection of local wineries in the newest ‘Food + Drink’ issue. Sip, savor, and explore— https://lnkd.in/gdVX2ujw • 📸: Courtesy of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates • #chateaustemichelle #publisherspicks #washingtonwines #woodinvillewinecountry #winetasting #kirklandlifestyle
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In this piece for Business Insider, I share the five best states in the US for wine tasting. Believe it or not, all 50 states grow grapes — even in cold and snowy places like Alaska and Vermont and tropical spots like Florida and Hawaii. I'm a certified sommelier (as you know), and there are five states I always recommend if you're looking for the best wine, wineries, and wine-tasting experiences. https://lnkd.in/gZ-HzskK
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How many of your favorite wines were aged in oak barrels? While the barrel seems like a simple vessel for wine aging, there’s a lot more to choosing the right barrel and barrel-aging than you would expect. Learn about all the factors that go into barrel-aging wine and why we use oak barrels for our Cypress Ranch Cabernet Sauvignon and Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon. https://bit.ly/3JObRgW
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“14,OOO ACRES OF VINEYARDS The Merrill family is a very special family. They are responsible for managing vineyards for some of the most well-known wineries to optimize the quality of their grapes. Remember, you must have high quality grapes to make high-quality wines. They also have 400 acres of vineyards on their estates in which they sell quality grapes to well-known wineries.” Excerpt taken from the newest edition of the book: Exploring Wine Regions: The Central Coast of California #winelovers #booklover #winestagram #wine #grapes #winegrapes
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🍷 Flash Sale Alert: Enjoy 15% Off Our Clean-Crafted™️ Rosé Wines! 🍷 Hello, wine lovers! Exciting news from our winery team! We’re thrilled to announce a limited-time flash sale on all our Clean-Crafted™️ Rosé wines. For a short period, you can indulge in our meticulously curated rosés at a delightful 15% discount! But wait, there's more! Want to deepen your love for wine and get even more benefits? Join our exclusive Scout Circle wine club today. As a member, not only will you gain access to our premium selections, expert pairing tips, and fun community events, but you'll also receive an additional 10% off your rosé purchases during this sale. But…you have to be a Scout Circle Member to get the additional 10%! Here’s how to make the most of this offer: ✔️ Go to my website (link in comments) and join Scout Circle at any level. ✔️ Browse our selection of Clean-Crafted™️ Rosé wines. ✔️ Add your favorite rosés to your cart to enjoy a total of 25% off during checkout. ✔️ The discounts will show up when you check out. Oh, not that I don't think you will enjoy our wines…but there is no long term commitment on a Scout Circle membership. You can change or cancel your membership at any time! Why wouldn't you give Clean-Crafted™️ a try? Don’t miss this chance to stock up on beautifully crafted wines that promise purity and quality with every sip. Whether you’re a rosé aficionado or new to the scene, there’s never been a better time to explore our collection. 👉 Join Now and Start Saving! Cheers to great wine and even greater times! #WineLovers #RoséAllDay #ScoutCircle #WineClub #FlashSale
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Big wineries or small wineries: which produce better wines? The quality of wine isn't determined by the size of the winery but rather by factors like the winemaker's skill, philosophy of the winemaker, the quality of the grapes, and winemaking practices. Larger wineries may have more resources for consistent quality control, while smaller wineries can offer unique, artisanal products. Ultimately, both big and small wineries can produce excellent wines, depending on these factors.
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💡 Need ideas for engaging your wine club members? Here are 5 easy ways to get them (and keep them) subscribed: Just about every winery is offering a wine club membership program - making it harder than ever to stand out. The key is to be engaged and ensure you offer the feeling of exclusivity. 1️⃣ Send Personalised Emails. Craft emails that speak directly to your wine club members, using their names and personal preferences to cut through the generic emails they receive daily. 2️⃣ Offer Exclusive Events. Host events that are only open to your wine club members, such as private tastings or vineyard tours. Make them truly see the value in their membership. 3️⃣ Provide Members-Only Discounts. Offer special discounts and promotions to your members as a thank-you for their loyalty. 4️⃣ Share Behind-the-Scenes Content. Give your members a sneak peek into the winemaking process with exclusive videos and photos. It's another level of exclusivity customers really want. 5️⃣ Create a Referral Program. Encourage your members to refer friends and family by offering them rewards for each new member they bring in. It's a win-win-win! Wine clubs and the creation of 'exclusiveness' are on the rise. Are you joining in on the trend? #winenews #wineindustry #wineries #wineclub #wineindustrynews #winemarketing
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Interesting Pinot Noir tasting It's been a while, but the time had finally come. This time we decided to organize a tasting around Pinot Noir from various interesting regions. Pinot Noir is a versatile, generally cool-climate grape that can often give a good expression of the terroir. Naturally, Pinot Noir is queen in Burgundy, where we can find the very best wines. Martin Schwarz – Spätburgunder-Portugieser 2017 The small region of Saxony is located in deep Germany. Here we find the Martin Schwarz vineyard with 6 hectares of vineyards on the steep slopes along the Saxon Wine Route. Wine management here is completely manual, partly because of the steep slopes. Bernard Rion Beaune 2020 It was in 1896 that the history of Domaine Armelle and Bernard Rion began. It was founded in Vosne Romanée and since then the know-how has been passed on from generation to generation. The 3rd generation of winemakers has now taken over and they are working the 9.5 hectares of vines in the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune. https://lnkd.in/eCDF7kBP
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