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Diving into the data from the Tuscan Wine Association (Avito), we discover that from January 1 to October 31, 2023, a little over one and a half million hectoliters of wine found their way into the market. However, this figure denotes an 8% decline compared to the same period in 2022. Here the full article on Enocracy #winebusiness #wineindustry #winenews #drinksindustry #drinksbusiness

As a sommelier, do you love diving into the world of wine terms? We've put together a fun little challenge just for you. Look at this creative image filled with jumbled letters and hints, all inspired by the beautiful Bordeaux region. Your task: figure out the wine-related terms hidden in the mix. Think of grapes, estates, and special winemaking terms that make Bordeaux wines a favorite among enthusiasts. It's a playful way to test your knowledge and celebrate the richness of Bordeaux. Ready to explore and guess what these words might be? Let's discover the treasures of Bordeaux together, one clue at a time!

Not one for cliches? Skip the Eiffel Tower and north to the Champagne region. Enjoy decadent food, sweeping views of vineyards and just the right amount of romance. There are countless vineyards to choose from where you can pop the question. Opt for a romantic picnic and private champagne tasting or a vineyard tour. #travelExpert #VacationPlans #travelAgency #RomanticGetaway #ChampagneRegion #VineyardViews #ProposalPerfection #DecadentEats #StressFreeTravel #TravelAdvisor #TakeTheTripMakeTheMemories

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Why Ventoux will become one of the great appellations of the Southern Rhône Le Ventoux, a land of the future? Emmanuel Perrin Boasting the coolest climate in the south of the Rhône Valley and preserved landscapes, the Ventoux vineyard is popular. In recent years, the establishment of ambitious winegrowers and the rise of white wines have been the talk of the town. In the Ventoux appellation, in just 4 years, the production of white wines has increased by more than a third of its initial volumes. And more than 12% of this 5,500 hectare vineyard is already planted with white grape varieties. It must be said that the combination of limestone terroir and cool climate favors the production of a color that many vineyards in the southern zone envy in Ventoux. “Benefiting from this freshness and such thermal amplitudes, due to the proximity of Mont Ventoux, allows us to have more sparkling whites and with better acidity. In addition, our ampelographic richness, with the Grenache Blanc, Clairette but also Roussanne, Viognier, Vermentino, Bourboulenc, etc. grape varieties, constitutes a formidable toolbox for creating wide ranges in a territory that lends itself to it,” explains Frédéric. Chaudière, winemaker at Château Pesquié and president of the AOC Ventoux.

🍇🧳 Cheers! Here’s a fun shot from our recent winery escape. Circled up, we captured the essence of our adventure—shared moments, laughter, and a toast or two. We explored the vineyards and savoring each tasting. It’s trips like these that remind us why we travel together. Where should the Suitcase Gals go next? Drop your suggestions below! 🍷🌍 #WineLovers #TravelDiaries #winerytour

👉 The DOC started only in 1995 👉 2 grape varieties 👉 8 labels 👉 1 sparkling wine Here are only a few facts about #CampiFlegrei and its wine production ❤️. Find out more with our full video, out on our YouTube channel tomorrow! #mjs #winetravel #campania #campaniavino

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Bordeaux, the main city in south west France, is the wine region of the Aquitaine area. Bordeaux wine is readily exported to countries throughout the world and there are many vineyards that help make this exportation financially rewarding for the region by producing popular tasty wines to suit all tastes. Vineyards in Bordeaux cover hundreds of thousands of acres of land. Large quantities of wine producers in this area are independent wineries. Chateau Beychevelle is a Bordeaux winery that welcomes wine tasters from all over the world to sample its home grown produce. Visitors come and go daily, tasting and purchasing the fine product of the hard working vineyard’s laborers. Another area in Bordeaux that wine enthusiasts should visit is the Saint-Emilion village. In Saint-Emilion village one will find a number of friendly vineyard owners who are always happy to show off their wines. The difficulty many say is choosing the vineyards to visit. With so much choice you may need several days to get a full taste of the area.