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Filu 'e Ferru Sardinia: The Iron Wire Spirit Born from Prohibition

In 1874, Sardinia's distillers buried their stills underground and marked them with iron wire, a clandestine tradition that gave filu 'e ferru its name and shaped the island's spirit culture.

Gen Z Wine Drinkers Don't Need Saving — They Need Affordable Bottles

Emily Faulconer Brings Chile's Leading to the Okanagan

The winemaker behind Seña and Viñedo Chadwick joins Well-known Wineries of British Columbia as VP, Technical Director — a signal the Okanagan means business.

Stargazer Wines Tasmania: Sam Connew's Anti-Uniformity Conviction

Sam Connew founded Stargazer Wines in Coal River Valley in 2012. Now the 2025 ASVO Winemaker of the Year, her site-driven Riesling and Pinot Noir demand attention.

Tomatin Cù Bòcan Icewine Cask: How a Singapore Trade Fair Changed Scotch

Tomatin's Cù Bòcan Creation #8 — 3,600 bottles matured in Pillitteri Estates Icewine casks — may be the first peated Scotch finished this way.

Lafleur 2025 Vin de France: A Historic Break from Pomerol

Château Lafleur 2025 debuts as the first Vin de France from the Guinaudeau family — 97pts, reduced allocation, and £1,800 per three bottles.

Best Wine Bars in Atlanta (2026): A Neighborhood Guide to the City's Booming Scene

From Michelin-hotel pours in Buckhead to Eater Award-winning natural wine bars, Atlanta's wine scene has arrived. Here's where to drink.

A Tasting at Renowned Cult Producer Colgin Cellars

We were lucky enough to experience a tasting at Colgin Cellars - whose 4000 case production is particularly sought after in the world. The Estate at Colgin Cellars The History Ann Colgin founded Colgin Cellars in 1992 after discovering her passion for wine during her time in London while working in the art auction world. Originally from Texas, Colgin’s background in art and fine wine significantly influenced her approach to winemaking, emphasizing craftsmanship, balance, and elegance....