🍷 Argentina’s Wine Excellence at USA Wine Ratings 🍷 Known for its stunning terroir and exceptional wines, Argentina impressed at the 2024 USA Wine Ratings with outstanding entries from producers like Cabernet Corp. and Gallo E & J Winery. Renowned for its Malbec and the diverse offerings of the Mendoza region, Argentina continues to shine on the global wine stage. Are you ready to showcase your wines to top trade buyers and earn global recognition? The Super Early Bird Deadline for the 2025 USA Wine Ratings is December 20th! Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your brand. Read more about these wines: https://lnkd.in/dj76nSQY Stephanie Gallo Michael Gallo GALLO Gallo Wine Company Blue Ridge Spirits & Wine Marketing Archer Roose Wines Southeastern Grocers #usawineratings #argentinianwine #winecompetition #malbec #qualityvaluepackaging #wineawards #mendozawine #beveragetradenetwork #winemedals
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🚨🇪🇺🍷 What's new for European wineries this week? - The French wine trade tasting, VIN 2024, was held in London, showcasing wines from different regions of France to potential buyers, indicating ongoing efforts to market French wines in the UK [5]. - A significant decline in global wine production in 2023, driven by climatic adversities and shifting consumer preferences, has been reported, potentially affecting European wineries [8]. - Exports of Tuscan DOP/PDO wines have seen a considerable decline, both in volume and export values, leading to over €20 million being invested in promotional efforts to regenerate interest [9]. - Despite challenges faced in 2023, the Italian wine industry has shown resilience, with slight decreases in value but stable volumes and signs of recovery in several markets [15]. - The International Organization of Vine and Wine's report signaling a 7% decline in global wine production due to climatic adversities, with France expected to be the top producer, might indicate market adjustments European wineries need to consider [8]. 👉 For article sources and more insights: https://lnkd.in/dSxjgkwB #winery #winemaking #wineindustry #climatechange #frenchwine #italianwine
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🌱 100% Pure Marlborough. No Exceptions. 🌿 At Appellation Marlborough Wine (AMW), we believe that true Marlborough wine comes from our pristine region and nowhere else. Every bottle certified by AMW guarantees authenticity, origin, and sustainability. From the sun-soaked vineyards nestled between the mountains and the ocean to the hands of passionate winemakers dedicated to excellence, AMW-certified wines embody the purity and precision of Marlborough. 🍷 When you see the AMW seal, you're not just tasting wine—you're experiencing a commitment to 100% Marlborough, 100% of the time. 💚 No shortcuts. No compromises. Just Marlborough—exactly as it should be. #askforAMW #drinkAMW #AppellationMarlboroughWine #puremarlborough #onlymarlborough#PureMarlborough #AppellationMarlboroughWine #AuthenticityInEveryGlass
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Though winemaking in Mexico’s Valle de Guadalupe dates back to 1683, most vines were abandoned or torn out by war, and by 1997, only 10 had survived. Today, the region is comprised of nearly 200 wineries, making up 90% of Mexico’s wine. So who is responsible for the region’s recent growth? As SevenFifty Daily reports, “Pedro Poncelis Raygoza, the founder of Vinícola Punto y Aparte, believes the identity of Valle de Guadalupe is in the hands of the next generation of winemakers.” Raygoza, once named the best sommelier in Mexico by the Association de la Sommellerie Internationale, may have a point. In recent years, we have seen second- and third-generation vintners transforming their family vineyards and producing innovative wines that excite today’s wine consumers. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eetyuZ5Z 📷: SevenFifty Daily
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Have you ever realised when the Wines get spoiled , do wines get spoiled when the parts of the Cork fall in the wine, no defenately not & so Decanter is been used to separate them or the sediments from the Wine. Well there are various other specific common reason why Wines get spoiled, below you can find the attachment. #winepalate #winestudy #winetechnology #sommelier
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For Champagne and California Sparkling wine, the past two decades have been complete and utter bangers, with both regions producing more (and arguably better) sparkling wines that are more enthusiastically consumed by broad swaths of the global populace than ever before. Champagne and California sparkling wine, broadly speaking, are different creatures, but they also share many similarities, especially when we focus on the traditionally produced Golden State sparklers made from Champagne grapes, primarily Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The French and California wine industry have also always shared the kind of simultaneously admiring and disdainful rivalry that pushes each party to ever-greater heights of performance. While California has often looked to France for best practices in terms of classic farming on production methods, France has in turn ripped pages out of California's playbook when it comes to the business of hospitality and outreach. For the past 20 years, Champagne and Méthode Traditionelle California wine have helped pushed each other to the level of popularity and acclaim that they currently occupy. But how can they possibly continue to grow this aggressively? And do they even want to? Considering their current level of popular success, many producers seem to be approaching the next two decades with less of a growth, more of an evolution mindset. Read the full piece in Wine-Searcher https://lnkd.in/dZ9i7Ncg
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Check out this article on Wine and Song about sparkling wines. #wine #wineandsongchicago William Gilmore
Check out my blog post on Bubbly Essentials! People always ask me about sparkling wines. Sparkling wines contain carbonation that occurs either naturally, as part of the wine making process, or is artificially introduced. Sparkling wines are usually light in color, but may also be rosé or even red. Champagne is a sparkling wine, but only wines made in the Champagne District in France are properly entitled to be called Champagne. Every other wine with bubbles is sparkling wine.
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