Alison Thomson, winemaker and owner of L.A. Lepiane (her passion project), has a day job as winemaker at Two Wolves Winery, owned by popstar P!nk. Read the Forbes Magazine fascinating story of the Two Wolves Winery here.
La Cuvée des Ambassades 2023 has just been awarded a Gold Medal at the London Tasting Award 2026! Says Laure Jambon, the wine grower: “It’s always a bit special when something so rooted here travels and make sense elsewhere.”
Gilbert Picq & ses Fils was featured in Bill Nanson’s Burgundy Report of March 2026. “Beautiful 2024s – many benchmarks. As Didier says, just lacking enough bottles…” Read the article here
Domaine Orion was featured in Bill Nanson’s Burgundy Report of March 2026. “So drinkable these wines–practically ‘dangerous’ wines!” Read the article here
A warm spring day this April 9th chez Paul Meunier in Roussillon. Mélanie Pfister reports 68F in Alsace. Flowering is rapidly underway, and Chablis just lost a significant portion of its 2026 crop to nighttime frost.
Wine Spectator‘s April 30, 2026 issue features the 2021 Barbarescos and gives Giuseppe Nada’s Barbaresco Marcarini 2021 96 points! Read the article here.
Imbibe named Landmass Wines’ Heavy Glow Sparkling Rosé their wine of the week. “Business and life partners Melaney Schmidt and Malia Myers are first generation winemakers on a mission to prove just how good sparkling wine from the Pacific Northwest can be.” Read the article.
Nancy Irelan and her husband Mike Schnelle are the progressive couple behind Limnad/Red Tail Ridge, a winery on Seneca Lake’s west side. Limnad focuses entirely on sparkling wine–the Finger Lakes were renowned for sparkling wine in the 19th century–while Red Tail Ridge focuses on still wines. To read the article New York’s Finger Lakes: A…
André Pfister celebrated his 60th harvest this past fall at Domaine Mélanie Pfister. He joined his parents at the age of 15 for the 1966 harvest. As daughter Mélanie, who manages the domaine with him now and is the 8th generation to do so, says, “Sixty years of work is no small feat. Sixty years…
Château Coupe-Roses is featured in a December 2025 article in Decanter about The Younger Generations. The domaine’s Karst is a focus. Read the article here.
