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A Field Guide to Drinking Wine Right Now

PUNCH

The best natural wine producers, bottles to try, bars to visit and trends to know in 2024, according to sommeliers and experts.

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What to Expect from SommCon 2024

Chilled Magazine

SommCon®, the premier event for wine, beer, and spirits professionals, will return to San Diego’s Town & Country Resort from October 5-7, 2024. The 2024 Beverage Expo is set to host more than 1,000 industry professionals, connecting them with domestic and international producers.

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6 to Try: Small-Producer Wine Picks From The Ruby Fruit

Imbibe Magazine

One of our 2024 Imbibe 75 Places to Watch, The Ruby Fruit —a buzzed-about restaurant and wine bar in Los Angeles’ Silver Lake neighborhood and the city’s first lesbian bar in years—is all about cultivating a welcoming, community-minded space. Terah Wine Co. Terah Wine Co. ’s Or a bottle for the table!”

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5 (More) to Try: Slovenian Wine

Imbibe Magazine

Intrigued by the growing presence of Slovenian wine on store shelves and wine lists, we dove into the category in our March/April 2024 issue. Daniel Lukin-Beck, general manager of Vinum Imports , which has specialized in wines from the country for more than 20 years, offered an introduction in our “5 to Try” column.

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5 to Try: Mission Wines

Imbibe Magazine

A red wine grape with centuries of history throughout the Americas, Mission goes by several names. Writer Jessica Dupuy examines this movement in her feature, “Grape on a Mission,” in the September/October 2024 issue of Imbibe. Pair this wine with everything from root veggies to roast pork to pizza. 47.99, mexicanwine.us

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Drink of the Week: Bonny Doon Carbon Nay Rosé Wine

Imbibe Magazine

It probably doesn’t shock you to hear that thick glass bottles have heavy environmental footprints. What might be more surprising is how much of a problem glass presents for wine, an industry deeply connected to the climate. I’ve seen estimates that glass is responsible for anywhere from 29% to 50% of wine’s carbon impact.

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The 30 Best Rosé Wines of 2024

VinePair

When that feeling hits, we know it’s time for VinePair’s annual ranking of the best rosé wines. While rosé used to be the unrivaled summer beverage, in 2024 it’s going up against orange wines, chillable reds, and the infallible spritz. Here are VinePair’s top 30 rosés of 2024. Average price: $13 Rating: 89 See Review 29.

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