Valpolicella’s Legacy: Tradition, Terroir, and Amarone

Italy is a country where history, art, and wine are woven together seamlessly, and few regions embody this as vividly as Veneto. Situated in the northeast of the country, Veneto is a place where grand canals and gondolas coexist with rolling vineyards and centuries of winemaking tradition. From the bustling city of Venice to the quiet hills where Garganega and Corvina thrive, this region offers not only a feast for the eyes, but also a remarkable variety of wines that reflect its geography, climate, and cultural heritage.

Navigating California’s Wine Industry in the Coming Years

California’s wine industry is navigating a period of profound transformation. Over the past few years, the state has witnessed an overwhelming surplus of grapes, tumbling demand, drastic market shifts, and seismic distribution changes. Once buoyed by strong vintages and steady consumer interest, the landscape today demands both clarity and adaptation.