Bayonne, N.J. – March 19, 2025 With 40% of all kosher wine is sold in the run-up to Passover, with Royal Wine Corp serving as the largest producer, manufacturer and importer. (March 19, 2025 / Bayonne, N.J. / Royal Wine Corp.) The Jewish holiday of Passover begins this year at sundown on April 12 and ends […]
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Monica Petrucci – March 1, 2025 Going zero-proof doesn’t mean you can’t pop a bottle! There are plenty of occasions that call for popping open a bottle of bubbly, like New Year’s Eve parties, wedding anniversaries, and work promotions. (Or, if you’re feeling fancy, a regular Tuesday night.) But not every occasion calls for alcohol, per se.
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Sherri Andrew – 20 April 2023 Pip Dawes started a fine wine company with her husband back in 2008, but it was the launch of their second business Marlo Wines – the delivery and subscription service that makes wine more accessible – that really put them on the map. From vintage classics to affordable everyday
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By Alison Napjus – January 9, 2025 Take an Italian tour with new reviews of delicious wines from Sicily’s Etna, Campania’s Taurasi and beyond, up to 92 points Southern Italy brims with distinctive white and red wines. Many are produced from regional varieties that are rarely grown beyond this part of the world. My recent tastings included structured
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Fiona Beckett Fri 24 Jun 2022 15.00 CEST Few countries can rival Portugal for individuality and the sheer number and variety of its indigenous grapes. And, these days, its whites are just as appealing as traditional reds Those of you who think Portuguese wine is all about off-dry rosé and cheap-as-chips, fizzy vinho verde might
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January 5, 2011 Alder Exploring new wine regions continues to be one of my greatest thrills as a wine lover and wine writer. And when I say new wine regions, I mean new to me, of course. I wish I were writing these words above the bustling streets of Istanbul or out in the countryside
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4th November 2023 Johannah Mathew When visiting the Turl Street branch of The Oxford Wine Company on behalf of The Oxford Student, I was asked whether I wanted to review a classic sweet or dry wine, or something a little weird and funky. Being in Oxford, a city with all the traditional wines there are to
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by Marga López The European wine sector is reporting an estimated 144 million hectolitres (Mhl) of wine and must production for 2024. This represents a slight decrease of almost 3% from the previous year and 10% below the five-year average. This decline reflects the ongoing challenges the sector faces, particularly in terms of adverse climatic conditions.
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written byJacopo Mazzeo publishedJuly 25, 2022 Rising demand for no- and low-alcohol beer and wine is spurring innovation in production methods Consumer demand for no- and low-alcohol products is skyrocketing. According to leading drinks market analysis firm IWSR Drinks Market Analysis, the low-alcohol category increased by almost 20 percent last year in the U.S. alone, with
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Soofia Tariq – Tue 20 Jul 2021 19.30 CEST Non-alcoholic drinks aimed at adult palates are booming, but they are not necessarily an option for those who never drank in the first place When 20-year-old Hibah Dannaoui started working as a waitress, she was surprised to discover a new category of drinks: non-alcoholic beverages that
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