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Here is what 2022 Rhone is like compared to 2021: 2022 Rhone is generous and fleshy, with most wines released already drinking well. However, their flavors and tannins are often less interesting, holding the wine together well but not adding as much interest as they did in 2019 and 2020, or even in successful 2021s. Some winemakers suggested the reason is that the grapes had enough sugar ripeness to make full-bodied wines but struggled to reach the aromatic and tannin ripeness that results in exciting wines. Read the Rhone Annual Report here: https://lnkd.in/dFVs_y4Q #rhone #vintagereport #wine #winetasting

Its silly season and that means popping corks! Most Australian sparkling wine consists of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes, with the most common style a blend of the two. Australian grape growers pick cool-climate Chardonnay fruit early to retain its high acidity levels before it’s too ripe and acidity levels decrease. Some winemakers also make single-variety (100%) sparkling Chardonnays, known as Blanc de Blancs (French for ‘white of whites’). Australian Blanc de Blancs tend to be elegant, savoury, floral and dry, with robust acid. Aged Blanc de Blancs – like all sparkling wines that have spent extended time on lees – can also develop toasty notes. Other winemakers do produce single-variety (100%) sparkling Pinot Noirs, known as Blanc de Noirs (French for ‘white of blacks’, or white wine made from red grapes). Follow the link below to learn even more about Australian sparkling. https://lnkd.in/eAjZyJuu #aussiewine #australianwine #australia #wineaustralia#wineresearch #winesystems #wineInfrastructure #wineinsights #agtech#winemarkets #winetrade

Skin-contact amber wines, also known as orange wines, are white wines made using a red-winemaking technique. Instead of immediately separating the grape juice from the skins after pressing (as is typical with white wines), the juice ferments with the grape skins, seeds, and sometimes stems. This process can last anywhere from a few days to several months, depending on the winemaker’s preference. The extended contact with the skins gives the wine its distinctive amber or orange hue, along with unique flavors and textures. These wines often have notes of dried fruit, nuts, spices, and a slightly tannic or tea-like astringency, making them complex and versatile. They pair beautifully with a wide range of foods due to their depth and structure! WinesofArmenia.com #amber #OrangeWine #AmberWine #SkinContactWine #NaturalWine #WineTrends #OrangelsTheNewWhite #MinimallnterventionWine #WineLovers #OrganicWine #UnfilteredWine #winesofarmenia #armenianwines #armenianorangewine #armenianskincontactwine #StepanBaghdassarian #alwaysdrinkthegoodstuff

Skin-contact amber wines, also known as orange wines, are white wines made using a red-winemaking technique. Instead of immediately separating the grape juice from the skins after pressing (as is typical with white wines), the juice ferments with the grape skins, seeds, and sometimes stems. This process can last anywhere from a few days to several months, depending on the winemaker’s preference. The extended contact with the skins gives the wine its distinctive amber or orange hue, along with unique flavors and textures. These wines often have notes of dried fruit, nuts, spices, and a slightly tannic or tea-like astringency, making them complex and versatile. They pair beautifully with a wide range of foods due to their depth and structure! WinesofArmenia.com #amber #OrangeWine #AmberWine #SkinContactWine #NaturalWine #WineTrends #OrangelsTheNewWhite #MinimallnterventionWine #WineLovers #OrganicWine #UnfilteredWine #winesofarmenia #armenianwines #armenianorangewine #armenianskincontactwine #StepanBaghdassarian #alwaysdrinkthegoodstuff

#Canned_Wine Market Share Charges Ahead with Huge Growth 2023-2032 https://lnkd.in/gGShjJ-p #Canned wine refers to wine #packaged and sold in #aluminum cans instead of traditional #glass bottles. It's a relatively newer trend in the wine #industry that offers a convenient and portable #alternative to bottled #wine. These cans typically come in smaller #sizes, ranging from 250 milliliters (8.4 ounces) to 375 milliliters (12.7 ounces), making them suitable for #single servings. E. & J. Gallo Winery Union Wine Company Integrated Beverages Sans Wine Co. Sula Vineyards #foodandbeverages #drinksindustry #wineindustry #cannedwine #can #innovationmanagement?#technologies?#communications?#marketgrowth #bottles

Attention, winemakers! ?? We are excited to introduce #Dioniks, our revolutionary technology designed exclusively for wineries aiming to tap into the growing non-alcoholic wine market. Now, you can produce wines below 0.5% ABV without compromising on taste, aroma, or quality. What does Dioniks do best: - Seamless Dealcoholization: Transform your regular wines into non-alcoholic masterpieces while retaining their authentic character. - Flavor Preservation: Operates at a gentle 35°C under vacuum conditions, ensuring your wine's delicate flavors and aromas are untouched. - Sulphur Removal: Eliminating sulphur content in Wine. Join us in reshaping the future of winemaking. Stay tuned for more insights on how Dioniks can elevate your winery! #dealcholization #nolo #af #wine

The term "varietal" in the context of wine refers to the specific type of grape used in the winemaking process. At Morgan Creek, many of our wines are identified by the varietals they are made from, such as Carlos, Noble, and Magnolia, which are named after the distinct muscadine varieties utilized. This naming convention provides clarity and insight into the unique characteristics of each wine. #Winemaking #Varietals

Wine Time with Aaron the Wine Guy Hello Prince Albert! Most of the wines I talk about in this column are readily available at liquor stores in Prince Albert, but now and then, I like to choose a bottle from my personal cellar to share with you. #AaronTheWineGuy #AaronWinsor #CommunityNewspaper #opinion #PADailyHerald #SpecialToTheHerald #Wine #WineReview #WineTime #winsorcolumn

The Wine Market Journal Announces the Top Appreciating Wines of 2024 ? The Wine Market Journal, the world's top resource for rare wine valuation, has released its list of the top appreciating wines for 2024. ? "2024 was a challenging year for much of the alcohol industry, but high-end wines provided a bright spot, as they generally do, with good strength.?The Wine Market Journal has been tracking the values of wines at the world's auction houses since 1997 and this year we decided to release our list of the top appreciating wines," says David A. Parker, Publisher and Owner of The Wine Market Journal.?"With wine collecting proving to be one of the most popular hobbies in the country and a large portion of high-net-worth families listing a wine collection as a part of their investment portfolio, we thought this very eventful year would be ideal to start our Top 10 list of appreciating wines. Looking at these provides a glimpse into the fascination and the potential return the hobby brings.”…www.liz-palmer.com #winenews #wine #wineinvestor #wineinvestment #WineMarketJournal #TopWines2024 #WineAppreciation #RareWineValuation #WineInvestment #WineTrends2024 #FineWines #WineCollecting #WineMarket #WineLovers #WineIndustry #WineValuation #WineExperts #WineGrowth #WineEconomy #lizpalmer #lizpalmerwine

French Bulk Wines - The new buying campaign has commenced incrementally in southern France: 2024 rosé leads overall demand, Chardonnay leads white-wine demand and Pinot Noir the red. It remains an opportune time for new buyers to contract the qualities and volumes they require: the full range of 2024 wines are still available and there is also availability of good-quality 2023 inventory. Vintage 2024 pricing so far appears in line with 12 months ago or slightly softer, and is potentially negotiable; 2023 wines are generally selling at a EUR0.10+/litre discount. Specific, attractive opportunities exist: for example, southern French Pinot Grigio and organic wines #wine #wines #winebusiness #wineindustry #winemarket #vins #vin #vinsfran?ais