Climate Adaptation

Right Bank Satellites Steal the Show in 2025 En Primeur
17
May
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Right Bank Satellites Steal the Show in 2025 En Primeur

⏱ 1 min read The Short Version 2025 en primeur highlights Bordeaux’s Right Bank satellites—once overlooked—now stealing the show with bold, terroir-driven wines that challenge traditional hierarchies. These regions, like Lalande de Pomerol and Fronsac, are gaining acclaim for their unique character and adaptability to climate change. In This Article Hidden Gems in the ShadowsThe New Power Players The 2025 vintage is reshaping the narrative of Bordeaux’s prestige. Colin Hay’s en primeur tour of the Right Bank highlights a subtle yet significant shift in the satellite appellations—regions once overshadowed by Saint-Émilion’s prominence are now asserting their own character with wines…
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Elizabeth Gabay MW Reflects on 40 Years Shaping Provence’s Wine Legacy
17
May
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Elizabeth Gabay MW Reflects on 40 Years Shaping Provence’s Wine Legacy

⏱ 1 min read The Short Version Elizabeth Gabay MW celebrated 40 years in Provence’s wine world, highlighting the region’s shift from reds and whites to global rosé fame while honoring its diverse legacy. She and her son bridge past and future with a new book, showcasing Provence’s evolving identity and enduring traditions. In This Article More Than Just RoséThe Old and the New This is worth savoring: Elizabeth Gabay MW celebrated four decades in Provence’s wine world with a dinner that showcased the region’s evolving legacy. At Porte Noire, she and her son Ben Bernheim poured vintages that traced…
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Harrison Ford’s Glenmorangie Drams and the Week That Redefined Wine’s Global Stage
17
May
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Harrison Ford’s Glenmorangie Drams and the Week That Redefined Wine’s Global Stage

⏱ 2 min read The Short Version Harrison Ford and Elizabeth Gabay redefined wine’s global stage, blending Hollywood glamour with terroir storytelling as climate change reshapes the future of fermented beverages. In This Article The Global Wine Scene Is Reimagining Its MapCraft Is No Longer a Local Obsession A week of liquid storytelling unfolded across continents, where whisky and wine didn’t just taste different—they felt different. Harrison Ford, draped in a kilt, poured Glenmorangie’s latest limited edition for guests at Sunset Tower, his dram a bridge between Hollywood and Highland tradition. Meanwhile, Elizabeth Gabay MW revisited Provence’s vineyards, her 40-year…
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German precision meets Lebanese heritage in global wine innovation
10
May
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German precision meets Lebanese heritage in global wine innovation

⏱ 1 min read The Short Version German winemaking blends precision with tradition, while Lebanon and Chile innovate globally, redefining markets through climate-driven craft and cultural storytelling. In This Article German Precision in Mainz: VDP Weinbörse Redefines Trade DynamicsLebanon’s Château Musar and Chile’s Vendimia VIK: Global Recognition Meets Innovation The week’s wine events highlighted a subtle shift: where ancient practices intersect with cutting-edge tech, and regional identity is redefining global markets. From Mainz to Millahue, the focus was on depth over dazzle—how precision viticulture and daring innovation are transforming the landscape. The VDP Weinbörse in Germany, for instance, recalibrated its…
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Wachau’s Riesling Reveals the Magic of Terroir
10
May
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Wachau’s Riesling Reveals the Magic of Terroir

⏱ 1 min read The Short Version Wachau’s Riesling reveals terroir as a liquid map, translating soil and slope into flavor, offering honest, place-driven wine without ego. Climate change is reshaping its classic character, blending challenge and opportunity. In This Article Terroir as a LanguageValue in Obscurity Riesling’s understated challenge to Burgundy’s dominance is gaining traction. In Wachau and Rheingau, the grape sheds its pretense, revealing a liquid map of its origins—sunlight, soil, slope—etched into every sip. The ripeness, the minerality, the balance between acidity and fruit? It’s not just wine. It’s history in a glass. A great Ries-ling is…
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