Women to Watch: Robin McBride (McBride Sisters Wine Company) and Marian Leitner-Waldman (Archer Roose Wines) Join Roster for Women in Craft Forum During SommCon
SommCon Announces Roster for Women in Craft Forum
SommCon Announces Roster for Women in Craft Forum
Nestled in the northeast corner of Italy, amidst the Dolomites and the Italian Alps, one will find a quite refreshing wine region – in both spirt and style: Alto Adige.
From the rolling hills of Brescia, Franciacorta is a picturesque region with stunning sparkling wines that stand out above the rest.
Thousands of different grape varieties are grown, and there are so many different styles of wine to explore.
SommCon® launches in Washington, D.C. July 22-24, 2018, bringing together beverage industry professionals of all levels to discuss.
Lisa Redwine, Advanced Sommelier, discusses her journey to becoming a wine educator and the value of continuing education.
The length of time spent in the bottle after fermentation defines the four categories that Cava is labeled under: Traditional, Reserva, Gran Reserva, and Cava de Paraje Calificado.
Join us for a 90-minute trip to California, Washington, Uruguay, France, Italy, Mexico and beyond!
Hear from wine marketing boards across the United States with updates on their regions including innovations, changes in regulations, and more.
SommCon has organized a list of educational resources you can access from home during COVID-19.
Portuguese wines often called “trendy” and “under-the-radar,” are billed as new, modern, and alternative options for more classic wines.
From Indonesia to the Philippines, to the world-class wineries at Myanmar — we’ll discuss some of the must-visit vineyards in Southeast Asia.
In an industry of frequent indulging, tasting, and sharing of delicious wines, being mindful of what we’re tasting can become as fatigued as the palate.
At SommCon San Diego, Charles Curtis MW will host a fascinating seminar featuring Pinot Noirs from iconic regions, including Burgundy, Champagne, and Willamette Valley.
Nestled in the northeast corner of Italy, amidst the Dolomites and the Italian Alps, one will find a quite refreshing wine region – in both spirt and style: Alto Adige.
From the rolling hills of Brescia, Franciacorta is a picturesque region with stunning sparkling wines that stand out above the rest.