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Champagne Experience 2025
October 5th and 6th Bologna will be the Italian capital of French bubbles The event that celebrates Champagne in all its nuances, with over 800 labels available for tasting, is growing with content specifically designed for the world of fine dining, hospitality, and high-end catering.Among the new features this year is the official tasting glass, given as a complimentary gift to all visitors. Less than a month to go until
Maison Sinnae celebrates 100 years of winemaking passion and invites you to experience the harvest of its centennial vintage
An exceptional morning to mark 100 years of passion and winemaking expertise in the heart of the Côtes du Rhône, in the presence of Pierre Rochefort, French actor and patron of this centennial vintage. Since 1925, the Maison de Producteurs has united generations of Rhône Valley winegrowers around a common ambition: to reveal the richness of the Côtes du Rhône terroirs and to proudly bear the colors of its appellations.
Marie-Laure Latorre appointed Managing Director of Château de Sales
Château de Sales announces the arrival of Marie-Laure Latorre as Managing Director, who will take up her post on September 1, 2025. An agricultural engineer and oenologist with over twenty years of experience in the wine industry, Marie-Laure Latorre will take over the management of the estate with the mission of promoting this iconic location while respecting its identity, history, and commitments. From the end of September, she will work
Rare 30-Year-Old Springbank to Headline Bonhams’ Upcoming Edinburgh Spirits Sale
An exclusive 1995 Springbank 30-Year-Old Refill Sherry Butt will take center stage at Bonhams’ forthcoming spirits auctions, reinforcing the house’s status as Scotland’s only global whisky auctioneer. The sales are split into two key events: A Campbeltown Legend: 1995 Springbank – Rare Sherry Cask (online, 22 September – 14 October) and Curated Spirits: A Belgian Collection Unlocked & Other Rarities (Edinburgh, 22 September – 7 October). The rare cask, filled
Bodegas LA HORRA unveils its new winery rooted in sustainability and the landscape of Burgos’ Ribera del Duero
The new winery stands as a testament to Bodegas LA HORRA’s commitment to the land and to excellence. Its architectural design combines energy efficiency, natural gravity and a deep respect for the surrounding landscape. Carme Pinós, winner of Spain’s National Architecture Prize, and her studio have worked on the project alongside the estate, Vértice21 Engineering and construction firm Inexo. Bodegas LA HORRA has invested €9.5 million in the project, underlining
Business as a Benchmark: ProWein 2025 makes a strong statement for the future of the wine and spirits industry
ProWein 2025, 16 to 18 March, sent out a clear signal for innovation, vision and future-proofness in challenging times for the worldwide wine and spirits sector characterised by internationally declining sales and looming trade barriers. The fair has succeeded in highlighting future prospects, providing impetus, setting trends and facilitating numerous successful business deals. Platform for global networking A total of around 4,200 exhibitors from 65 nations presented their wines and