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Harvest Time Is Travel Time – How Niederösterreich Celebrates the Vintage

Harvest time, the highlight of the wine year, draws wine lovers to the picturesque Austrian wine region of Niederösterreich, with its many wine festivals and scenic outdoor activities.

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Rosé From Deep to Bright: Austria’s Colour of the Moment

Pink, in all its nuances, is the current colour du jour in the Austrian wine world. More and more winegrowers are exploring the potential of this once underestimated wine category –both still and sparkling.

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Deutsches Weintor: The Blue Fish Wine Series

More than 500 winegrower families in the cooperative Deutsches Weintor – the Gateway to German Wine – have joined forces on some 750 hectares of vineyards to produce top-class wines, including the excellent collection known as Blue Fish.

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Vinexpo Asia: Gateway to the Asia-Pacific Markets

From May 27 to 29, Singapore will become the ultimate wine and spirits hub of Asia. More than 1,000 exhibitors will showcase their products, and numerous lectures and masterclasses will highlight trends and current market opportunities.

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How Mezzacorona Maintains Tradition While Embracing Innovation

How 1,600 families have balanced tradition and modernity, while making beautiful wine.

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From Wine Trails to Live Theatre: Austria’s Summertime Magic

Looking for the perfect wine getaway? Austria’s winegrowing regions offer an unforgettable blend of tastings, scenic vineyard tours and cultural highlights – ideal for wine lovers, nature enthusiasts, and art aficionados alike.

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Between Two Worlds

Practically no other grape variety highlights the diversity of northern Greece to the same extent as Xinomavro and practically no other producer is as dedicated to this variety as Kir-Yianni – also establishing Assyrtiko in the north in passing.

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Luxembourg – A Top Insider Tip for Wine Lovers

The picturesque Moselle Valley in Luxembourg is well known and firmly established as a preferred destination for discerning wine enthusiasts. Now – more and more – Crémant de Luxembourg is claiming a greater share of the spotlight.

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From Mavrud to Melnik

Bulgarian winegrowers and vintners are increasingly turning to native grape varieties. The indigenous Balkan varieties produce characterful wines that can easily stand up to international competition.

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Wines From Spain Awards 2025: High-Calibre Competition Goes Around the World

Wines from Spain organized the very first Wines From Spain Awards 2025, the only international competition for Spanish wines, in conjunction with MUNDUS VINI. 

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Quality Over Quantity: Austria’s Strength in the Global Wine Market

Vibrant nature, vibrant wines: Austria’s winegrowers are pioneers in environmentally conscious sustainable and organic viticulture. Here's how their deep-rooted traditions and the country’s small-scale vineyards give them a unique advantage.

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Hungary: A Wine Country with History

It’s got a wine-growing history that dates back to the Roman world. It’s got more than 220 authorised grape varieties over 55,000 hectares of vineyards, and it’s one of the most exciting wine-growing countries in Europe.

It’s time for Hungary to take centre stage.

The Top Reasons Why People Are Heading to Wine Paris 2025

It’s the place to be to unlock growth in the wine trade.

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Luxembourg’s Wines and Crémants – Stealing the Spotlight in Paris

When planning for the highlights at the upcoming Wine Paris, the expressive wines and crémants from Luxembourg should not be overlooked.

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Nobly Sweet Wines from Austria – What Is Their Secret?

Austria’s sweet wines are perennial favourites at prestigious wine competitions, consistently earning top ratings and winning coveted titles. But where, exactly, do they come from, and what makes them so special?

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