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Roederer Estate Apple Valley Vineyard 2021

By Stephen Hawk / 28th July 2026

Louis Roederer [Road-ur-ur], a distinguished Champagne producer situated in Reims, France, traces its origins back to 1776, when it began as Dubois Père & Fils. While its early days were marked by still wine production, the focus soon evolved to embrace the art of crafting fine Champagnes. The business underwent a transformation under the stewardship…

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Interview with Júli from Tornai Winery & the Mystery of Csomorika

By Marco Barbieri / 22nd July 2026

Today I’m in Hungary’s smallest volcanic wine region, Somló, sitting down with Júli, a fourth-generation member of the Tornai family. Founded in 1946, Tornai is the oldest continuously operating family winery on Somló, a region famous for producing some of Hungary’s most distinctive mineral-driven wines. Today we’re uncovering the mystery of one of Hungary’s rarest…

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Why Temperature Control Defines the Modern Wine Experience

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 17th July 2026

The difference between a forgettable glass and a revelatory one often comes down to a few degrees. Wine chillers have evolved from luxury accessories into essential tools for anyone serious about tasting wine as winemakers intended. Whether you’re building a home collection or refining a commercial tasting room, understanding how temperature management shapes flavor can…

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The UK Fine Dining Guide: Gourmet Experiences Worth Celebrating

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 17th July 2026

Fine dining in the UK has evolved into one of the most sophisticated and richly varied restaurant cultures in the world, drawing on decades of culinary innovation, world-class wine and champagne expertise, and a growing appreciation among diners for exceptional food paired with exceptional service, and for those who want to combine a truly memorable…

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8 Spots for the Best Colorado Glamping Near Hot Springs & Scenic Soaking Pools

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 10th July 2026

Picture crisp alpine air on your cheeks, steam spiraling off a mineral-rich pool, and a canvas tent glowing steps away. Glamping and hot-spring hopping were once separate bucket-list items. Now they’re the same weekend. You’re not roughing it. Kampgrounds of America’s 2024 report says over one-third of new campers glamp, a segment growing “exponentially” each…

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Planning the Perfect Sparkling Wine Day Trip

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 9th July 2026

A glass of sparkling wine is often connected with celebration, but the experience does not have to begin when the bottle is opened. For many wine lovers, the journey is part of the pleasure. A visit to a vineyard, a tasting room, a wine event, or even a scenic countryside lunch can turn a simple…

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Famille Penet

By Glass of Bubbly / 7th July 2026

The Famille Penet is a historic winemaking dynasty renowned for producing exclusive Grand Cru Champagnes in the Montagne de Reims region of France. Their legacy is rooted in centuries of viticulture in the villages of Verzy and Verzenay, centred around a 19th-century mansion and vaulted cellars in Verzy. The estate is managed by Alexandre Penet,…

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How to Spend a Weekend Exploring Chicago’s Local Culture

By Glass of Bubbly Content / 1st July 2026

A weekend in Chicago offers far more than famous landmarks and skyline views. The city’s neighborhoods each have their own identity, shaped by local art, food traditions, architecture, and community events. Without a thoughtful plan, it is easy to miss the experiences that truly reflect Chicago’s culture. Spending time in its neighborhoods instead of rushing…

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Bodegas Binifadet Adding Extra Sparkle To The Glistening Island Of Menorca

By Colin Harkness / 23rd June 2026

Menorcan wines are not at all well known; their sparkling wines are virtually anonymous. It’s not surprising – although wines have been made here for hundreds of years, the Phoenicians, then the Romans and so on, it has, during recent centuries, been only for domestic use. It wasn’t until 2003 that three local growers and…

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