Attenzione, ragazzi! Dr. Debs has raised an interesting question on Good Wine for Under $20. To whit: Which grapes will be the Next Big Thing? One red and one white. As a Californian (she's a good person despite that), she posits Petite Sirah [sic] and Viognier or Albariño. I'm not so sure about the PS, but she made a pretty decent call with the Viognier and Albariño, in my 'umble opinion...

... and Sauza Blanco, in search of the “next big thing.” However, most people in the spirits industry seem ... I usually get a couple of emails a week from subscribers concerned about cocktails. Questions like, “what’s the next big ingredient” and “what cocktails are the most popular” generally flood my ... or raspberries. Also, cocktail with bright colors and/or an attractive presentation is big, especially...

July is the month in which we are proud to be launching the 2004 vintage of the Vilafonte wines. Zelma and Phil are in South Africa and we will be hosting a couple of events to showcase the wines to the media, the trade and our vluable consumers. We are ...

– the eternal question: just how good can a bottle of wine get? On the other hand, here’s the next big thing ... what we expect to taste – big surprise, right? Keep that in mind next time you’re contemplating ... . Of course, what’s really interesting is the psychology of the whole thing. Why is a glass of, supposedly...

I spent a couple of fascinating days in the Montecucco zone of southern Tuscany. This is not tourist Tuscany. There are no big hotels or lavish "wine estates", and certainly no palm trees -- it's way too cold anyway. Inland...

... however, that “suppliers think gin and tequila are the next big thing, but we're not seeing significant ... ’s the next big trend in the spirits industry? Will people be drinking vodka or rum, margaritas ... are largely responsible for surging spirits sales as of late, we wanted to get an idea of the “next big ... be rich.” Our exact question was, “what do you predict will be the next big spirits brand/category...

Forum: Wine Talk Posted By: Steven Wolfe Post Time: 07-19-2007 at 02:15 PM

Further evidence that distillers are the new rock stars: Carlos Camarena, owner and third-generation master distiller of El Tesoro Tequila, will be in town next week to sign autographs. The distillery recently launched a limited edition 7-year-old El Tesoro...

Further evidence that distillers are the new rock stars: Carlos Camarena, owner and third-generation master distiller of El Tesoro Tequila, will be in town next week to sign autographs. The distillery recently launched a limited edition 7-year-old El Tesoro...

... are the next big thing. Spanish wines have primed us for all that the Iberian peninsula has to offer ... that you attend one of the public tasting events that is happening over the next few days and weeks. More...