94-Point Dolum Estates Cabernet Deal: 70% Off Napa/Sonoma Steal
Score a 4-pack of 2023 Dolum Estates Cabernet for $71.95—just $17.99 a bottle. Napa/Sonoma fruit, Decanter 94 points, limited-time insider deal.
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Victoria Wildfires Devastate Wineries, Library Stocks and Vineyards
Bushfires in Victoria have scorched vineyards, destroyed homes, and erased museum wine. What’s lost, what can be saved, and how wine lovers can help.
Wine-Searcher Data Hints at Recovery: Searches Up, Quality Rising
Wine-Searcher data shows optimism: 2025 searches up ~2%, 18.3M offers across 120 countries, and average critic scores rising across regions worldwide.
Telmont Earns ROC: Will Regenerative Farming Revive Champagne?
Champagne Telmont becomes the first ROC sparkling wine, signaling a greener future for Champagne. What ROC means, why it matters, and who might follow next.
Victoria Wildfires Devastate Vineyards and Cellars: How to Help
Wildfires in Victoria scorched vineyards and museum stock. Inside the damage, smoke-taint outlook, and practical ways wine lovers can help producers recover.
Wine-Searcher Data Points to Growth: More Searches, Better Bottles
Fresh Wine-Searcher data shows a 2% rise in wine searches, wider global availability, and higher scores—Austria, Germany, and Alsace leading the quality pack.
Champagne Telmont’s ROC milestone ushers a greener bubble era
Champagne Telmont becomes the first Regenerative Organic Certified sparkling wine house, a potential turning point for sustainability and youth appeal across Champagne.
Wine Data Signals Optimism: Searches Rise, Quality Climbs Globally
Wine-Searcher’s latest data offers a sunny break in the clouds: searches up, availability wider, and average scores rising—especially Austria, Germany, and Alsace.
Champagne’s ROC Wave: Telmont sparks a greener, cooler era
Champagne Telmont is now the first ROC sparkling wine house. Why regenerative organic matters for Champagne—and how it could win back younger drinkers.
Crane Lake Cabernet Sauvignon Review: Cheap, Easy, Surprisingly Solid
We taste Crane Lake's non-vintage Cabernet Sauvignon - cheap, easy, and surprisingly drinkable. Notes of blackberry, cherry, vanilla at a killer $6 price.