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From Saperavi to western Georgian whites, a growing number of producers are pushing beyond amber to showcase the country’s full range. hubs.ly/Q04cwxc40
With the right variety and technique, olive oil can bring both texture and flavor to spirit-forward drinks, and bartenders across the country are experimenting with its possibilities. hubs.ly/Q04bd2Bj0
What wine glasses do sommeliers actually use on the floor? We asked and rounded up the top picks for performance, durability, and style for restaurant service. hubs.ly/Q049SkD70
Germany’s updated wine law—which is mandatory from the 2026 vintage—introduces PDOs, PGIs, and stricter regional control, but understanding the new hierarchy won’t necessarily be easier. hubs.ly/Q049g7sD0
From non-traditional yeasts to nano-membrane filtration, a wave of innovation is helping winemakers create no- and low-alcohol wines with the flavor, texture, and structure consumers expect. hubs.ly/Q0492kTP0
Biochar is becoming one of the most talked-about tools in regenerative viticulture. A flame-cap kiln turns vineyard waste into a soil amendment that captures carbon, improves soil health, and even boosts yields. But the science is still evolving. hubs.ly/Q047qZFH0
From limited releases to reliable workhorses, these are the Irish whiskeys gaining traction with on- and off-premise buyers right now. hubs.ly/Q0476mRk0