The New Rules of Wine Importing
June 10, 2026
VINTUS President and COO Alex Michas is quoted in SevenFifty Daily’s latest industry analysis, “The New Rules of Wine Importing” — a broad look at how the country’s leading importers […]
We Asked 10 Sommeliers: What Supermarket Wine Do You Secretly Love? (2026)
June 10, 2026
E. Guigal Côtes du Rhône earns a spot in this fun feature from VinePair: “supermarket” wines that sommeliers secretly love, asking 10 wine pros to name the bottles they reach […]
Émilien Boutillat to Join Champagne Bollinger as Cellar Master
June 11, 2026
Champagne Bollinger has named Émilien Boutillat as its new Cellar Master, effective October 1, 2026, a significant appointment covered this week in Shanken News Daily. Boutillat brings an exceptional international […]
Roseblood d’Estoublon Toasts Aspen with a Star-Studded Rosé Brunch
July 2, 2026
The Gazette covers the Aspen Food & Wine Classic in “From Orange Wine to AI: Notes from Aspen,” and Roseblood, the Provence label from Château d’Estoublon, hosted one of the […]
Food & Wine Names A d’Aussières and E. Guigal Tavel Among the Best French Rosés to Buy Now
July 7, 2026
Food & Wine rounds up the French rosés worth buying right now in “The French Rosés We’re Buying Right Now, From Provence and Far Beyond,” and writer Ray Isle singles […]
Forbes: “This Is The Sauvignon Blanc For People Who Don’t Like Sauvignon Blanc”
July 7, 2026
For Forbes, writer and influencer Devin Parr names Attems Sauvignon Blanc from Venezia Giulia IGT as one of six bottles worth seeking out from northern Italy, spotlighting it as a […]
Domaine Roy & Fils named in VinePair’s List of The 32 Best Pinot Noirs for 2026
July 7, 2026
For VinePair‘s “The 32 Best Pinot Noirs for 2026,” writer Keith Beavers names Domaine Roy & Fils and its Quartz Acorn Vineyard Pinot Noir 2024 among the year’s standout bottles, […]
The International Wine Review: Ayala and Bollinger Among Champagne’s Top Rosés From the Past Two Decades
July 7, 2026
The International Wine Review‘s Report #110, “Rosé Champagne,” rounds up the top producers and Champagnes from the publication’s tastings and reviews over the past two decades, and reviewer Don Winkler […]
Harvesting Hope and Renewal: How Gorgona Offers Inmates a Second Chance
July 7, 2026
For STNDRDS, Marisa Finetti tells the story of the wine coming out of Italy’s last island prison in “Harvesting Hope and Renewal,” profiling Gorgona, the label born from a partnership […]
How a California Vineyard Built a Brand Around Its Red Blend
July 8, 2026
For The Philadelphia Inquirer, wine writer Marnie Old traces the origin of the modern red blend category back to Marietta Cellars, the Sonoma winery that launched Old Vine Red in […]
So you think you know Champagne Bollinger? Here are five facts that might surprise you
July 8, 2026
For Decanter, writer Shivani Tomar shares five facts she learned about Champagne Bollinger during a visit for the launch of its prestige cuvée La Grande Année 2018. Tomar highlights the […]
Moon Mountain – Sonoma’s volcanic organic stronghold
July 15, 2026
JancisRobinson.com profiles the Moon Mountain District AVA in “Moon Mountain, Sonoma’s volcanic organic stronghold,” and writer Alder Yarrow highlights Far Mountain Wines, the project founded by Rodrigo Soto and his […]
American Airlines Adds Champagne Bollinger to Its Premium Lounges
July 15, 2026
For TravelPulse, writer Noreen Kompanik announces American Airlines’ new partnership pouring Champagne Bollinger in its premium lounges. Bollinger is now complimentary in Flagship lounges and available for purchase in Admirals […]
Bollinger Unveils New “Cathedral” Winery in Aÿ Ahead of Its 2029 Bicentenary
July 15, 2026
Champagne Bollinger has opened the first major landmark in its countdown to 2029, a newly built winery in Aÿ that Vitisphere covers in “Bollinger Opens a New ‘Cathedral’ Winery Ahead […]
Christian Moueix on 2025 Bordeaux: “A good to very good vintage”
July 15, 2026
Wine Spectator’s James Molesworth sits down with Christian Moueix in “Tasting the New Cheval Blanc, La Fleur-Pétrus, Beauregard and More,” and the Établissements Jean-Pierre Moueix portfolio, including Château La Fleur-Pétrus […]
Grapefriend’s Summer Rosé Roundup Names Roseblood and Frog’s Leap Season Standouts
July 20, 2026
Grapefriend rounds up the essential rosés of the season in “pink-y swear,” and two bottles stand out for the range they show: Roseblood, the Provence label from Château d’Estoublon, and […]
Sonoma Wines Have Never Been This Excellent. Here’s What to Drink Right Now
July 24, 2026
For Wine Enthusiast, Tom R. Capo names Far Mountain Montecillo Cabernet Sauvignon one of the best Sonoma wines to drink right now. The wine comes from Moon Mountain, a small, […]
Philippe Guigal on Family, Continuity, and Never Making the Same Vintage Twice
July 29, 2026
For World of Fine Wine, writer Margaret Rand profiles Philippe Guigal in “Philippe Guigal: Fathers and Sons,” tracing three generations of the family behind Guigal, the Rhône Valley house now […]
Finca Decero Earns Recognition in The World’s 50 Best Discovery
July 29, 2026
Finca Decero has been named to 50 Best Discovery, the international selection from The World’s 50 Best that highlights standout dining and hospitality experiences around the globe, marking a major […]
Far Mountain Myrna Chardonnay Named An Outstanding Summer Wine
August 5, 2026
Baroness Sheri de Borchgrave rounds up 20 wines from small, family-owned producers in Cottages & Gardens’ “20 Outstanding Summer Wines,” highlighting Far Mountain’s 2022 Myrna Chardonnay as one of the […]
