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VinePair Reveals Top 10 Wine Tourism Destinations for 2025

Articles, Tourism, Travel, Trending Topics, Wine Economics, Wine News, Wine Tourism, Wine Trade, Wine Trends / liz admin

Despite ongoing challenges in global wine sales, the pursuit of wine tourism continues to thrive. While traditional strongholds like Tuscany and Napa Valley remain vital to the wine narrative, today’s oenotourists are increasingly drawn to emerging, dynamic regions offering distinctive terroirs and cultural depth. According to VinePair’s newly released list of the Top 10 Wine […]

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New Findings Establish Historical Continuity Between Versailles Vineyard and 18th-Century Winemaking Practice

Articles, Old Vines, Travel, Wine, Wine News, Wine of France, Wine Tourism / liz admin

A centuries-old vineyard in Versailles dating back to 1787 has been brought back to life by Adrien Pélissié, a former Bordeaux winegrower and now owner of La Bouche du Roi winery in Versailles. While looking through historic regional maps, Pélissié made a remarkable discovery: the vineyard he planted in 2017, in the unusual shape of a

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Spain Moves Toward Smaller Vineyards and Premium Wines

Articles, News, Spanish Wine, Tourism, Trending Topics, Wine, Wine Economics, Wine Marketing, Wine News, Wine Tourism, Wine Trade, Wine Trends, Wines of Spain / liz admin

Spain’s wine sector stands at a pivotal crossroads, preparing to undergo significant structural and strategic transformations over the next five years. According to the recently published report “Spanish Wine Market Forecasts 2025-2030: Strategic Analysis and Projections” by Vinetur on April 25, the nation’s future in the global wine market will be shaped by a decisive shift

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The Twelve Pievi: How Tuscany’s Historic Wine Region Is Redefining Excellence After Three Decades

Articles, Filippo Magnani, Italian Wine, Wine, Wine News, Wine Tourism, Wine Trade, Wines of Italy / liz admin

In the heart of Tuscany, where time moves at its own leisurely pace, the historic town of Montepulciano celebrates a remarkable milestone in 2025. While thirty-one years may seem minor against the backdrop of a town preserved since the 16th century, the evolution of Vino Nobile di Montepulciano during this period tells a story of

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Liz Palmer’s Exclusive Interview with Barbara Widmer of Brancaia + Wine Tasting Notes

Articles, Italian Wine, Wine News, Wine reviews, Wine Tourism, Wine Trends, Wines of Italy, Women in Markets, Women in Wine, Women in Wine Talks / liz admin

Born in 1971 in Zurich, Switzerland, Barbara Widmer grew up surrounded by a family that placed great importance on cooking, dining, and enjoying fine wines. This passion for food and wine was deeply ingrained in her upbringing and further strengthened in 1980, when her family acquired the Brancaia estate in Tuscany. Initially, Brancaia served primarily

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Academic Study Forecasts Wine Industry Revival by 2026

Articles, Global Wine Evemts, Wine, Wine Economics, Wine Marketing, Wine News, Wine Tourism, Wine Trade, Wine Trends, Wines of Italy / liz admin

A recent study by the University of Bordeaux and the University of Verona suggests the wine industry could see a recovery starting in 2026. The research used Italian wine producer Masi as a case study. A few weeks ago, an academic research paper “Resilience and preparation for the next cycle of global wine consumption. Masi:

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Liz Palmer’s Exclusive Interview with Trailblazer of Argentine Wine Dr. Laura Catena + Wine Tasting Notes

Dr. Laura Catena is widely regarded as a leading figure in the Argentine wine industry, often described as “the face of Argentine wine.” Her contributions to the field are characterized by a profound commitment to advancing knowledge in viticulture, particularly in the domains of high-altitude cultivation, soil microbiome research, and wine ageability. As a fourth-generation

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Trailblazing Winemaker Susana Balbo: An Exclusive Interview with Liz Palmer + Tasting Notes

Articles, Uncategorized, Wine Review, Wine reviews, Wine Tourism, Women in Markets, Women in Wine, Women in Wine Talks, Women on Boards / liz admin

Susana Balbo, a trailblazer in the wine industry, renowned for her pioneering contributions as Argentina’s first female winemaker and the visionary owner of Susana Balbo Wines. Her academic journey began with a transition from nuclear physics to enology, culminating in her graduation with honors from Don Bosco University in Mendoza in 1981. Navigating the challenges

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Viña Vik: An Award-Winning Chilean Winery Redefining Winemaking and Sustainability

Articles, Tourism, Travel, Wine, Wine News, Wine Review, Wine reviews, Wine Tourism, Wine Trends, Wines of Chile / liz admin

Viña Vik has firmly established itself as a leader in the global winemaking community, achieving an unprecedented milestone as the second-ranked winery in the World’s Best Vineyards listing for 2024—a first in Chilean wine history. The winery is celebrated for its unparalleled commitment to winemaking excellence, sustainability, and the seamless integration of its unique experience

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UK Wine Tourism Soars 55% – A Must-Visit Wine Destination

Articles, Sparkling Wine, Wine Economics, Wine Great Britain, Wine Great Britian, Wine News, Wine Tourism, Wine Trends / liz admin

The UK wine tourism industry continues flourishing, demonstrating its critical role in supporting vineyards and rural economies. According to WineGB’s Tourism Report 2024, vineyard visits rose by 55% in 2023 compared to the previous year, reaching an impressive 1.5 million. This influx of tourism now accounts for a substantial 25% of vineyard revenue. Wine tourism’s

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