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Meet The Founder Andrew Rowe. We believe that building a great wine collection shouldn’t be hard or expensive. Tuesday Cellar Co is the original all-inclusive wine subscription and cellaring service that gives you all the enjoyment of collecting and aging wine without hassle (or snobbery). How it Works: 1. Choose your plan Decide how many expert-selected bottles you want added to your cellar each month. We’ll provide guides for perfect pairing, ageing and tasting. 2. We curate and store your wine Build your collection as fast or slow as you like. Cellar your bottles in our climate-controlled facility, where we optimise temperature and humidity to age your wine perfectly. 3. Manage your collection Access your Virtual Cellar to view and organise your wines effortlessly. Share your cellar with friends, grow your wine wisdom and compare notes with the Tuesday Cellar Co community. 4. Uncork your best moments When the time is right, have your perfectly aged wine pulled from your cellar and delivered with a click. Enjoy it with friends and family. #wine #winecellar #moments #winecollection #australianwine #cellar #community #tuesdaycellarco #winesubscription

Beyond the vineyards, there's a story to be told. 🍇 Crafting a universal narrative for your winery goes beyond terroir - it's about sharing your unique history, philosophy, and winemaking approach. Your audience wants to resonate with the wine bottles they are purchasing! Learn how to connect consumers to the heart and soul of your winery in our blog. https://loom.ly/EO53l-4 #Highway29 #winemarketing #newblog #wine

“14,OOO ACRES OF VINEYARDS The Merrill family is a very special family. They are responsible for managing vineyards for some of the most well-known wineries to optimize the quality of their grapes. Remember, you must have high quality grapes to make high-quality wines. They also have 400 acres of vineyards on their estates in which they sell quality grapes to well-known wineries.” Excerpt taken from the newest edition of the book: Exploring Wine Regions: The Central Coast of California #winelovers #booklover #winestagram #wine #grapes #winegrapes

In this piece for Business Insider, I share the five best states in the US for wine tasting.  Believe it or not, all 50 states grow grapes — even in cold and snowy places like Alaska and Vermont and tropical spots like Florida and Hawaii. I'm a certified sommelier (as you know), and there are five states I always recommend if you're looking for the best wine, wineries, and wine-tasting experiences. https://lnkd.in/gZ-HzskK

INSIDE OR OUTSIDE? Visual analysis 🤓 is not just the first step but crucial in understanding how to evaluate a wine from a technical point of view. A wine's color and intensity immediately reveal what the taster can expect to find in the subsequent stages of the tasting. This knowledge is critical to a comprehensive wine evaluation. But what happens to a wine lover who faces tasting an unknown wine in its context of production? Where does his evaluation start? In the following scenario, the goblet of the #franciacorta made a big difference. 🥂 The design of the goblet, the light material, and the elegance of the line played a significant role in impressing our guests favorably, to the point that upon taking leave and proceeding with the purchase of the bottles, the desire to purchase the goblets and ship them to the #UnitedStates became a prerequisite. However product-focused the wine experience may be, it is, first and foremost, an experience about people. 😍 The fascinating element can come from any stimulus that makes the event unique and rewarding. Cheers! #tourismwithwine #wineservice #wineexperience #appellation #wineanddesign #winesfromitaly #explorewine #wineguides #traditionalmethod"

🍇 Discover the Secrets Behind the Grapes That Make Your Favorite Wines! 🍷 Ever wondered what goes into making the wines you love? Our latest blog post dives into the fascinating world of 10 distinct grape varieties from the lush vineyards of California, France, and Italy. From the robust Cabernet Sauvignon to the delicate Pinot Noir, each grape has a story that contributes to the flavors and aromas we cherish. Whether you're a casual enthusiast or a professional in the wine industry, this guide is packed with insights that will deepen your appreciation and knowledge of wine. Don’t miss out! 👉 Read the full article here: [https://lnkd.in/ghRnyha9] #FindHarvestJobs #wine #viticulture

🍷 Elevating Your Wine Knowledge: The Key to Appreciation 🍇 Understanding the world of wine goes beyond savoring a glass; it involves delving into the rich tapestry of grape varieties and their unique characteristics. 🔍 Explore Grape Varieties: Each grape variety offers distinct flavors and profiles. From the robust Cabernet Sauvignon to the delicate Pinot Noir, learning about these differences enriches your tasting experience. 🌍 Know the Regions: Wine regions around the world contribute to the complexity and uniqueness of each bottle. Discovering how climate and soil influence flavors can deepen your appreciation. 📚 Embrace the Stories: Every wine has a story—from vineyard practices to winemaking techniques. These narratives add depth to your wine journey. By expanding your knowledge of grapes and wines, you enhance not just your tasting skills but also your overall enjoyment and understanding of this fascinating world. #WineKnowledge #GrapeVarieties #WineRegions #TastingExperience #WineEducation #Champagne #wset

Understanding the finer details of wine labels can elevate your appreciation and selection process. Today, we're decoding the label of Chateau Talbot, a classic Bordeaux that combines elegance with rich history. Decoding wine labels isn't just about the name; it involves understanding the vintage, appellation, and other key information that can enhance your wine experience. Interested in learning more? Join us as we decode more wine labels and deepen your wine knowledge. Comment below on which wine label you’d like us to explore next! #WineEducation #ChateauTalbot #MonikaAlcobev #WineLovers #WineTasting #OnlytheBest

Understanding wine labels can enhance your wine-buying experience and help you select bottles with confidence. Here’s what to look for: 1. Producer/Winery Name: The maker of the wine. 2. Varietal: The grape type (e.g., Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay). 3. Vintage: The year the grapes were harvested. 4. Region/Appellation: The geographic origin of the grapes. 5. Alcohol Content: Usually indicated as a percentage. 6. Special Terms: Terms like “Reserve” or “Estate” that indicate special qualities. Next time you browse wine selections, use this guide to decode the labels and choose with confidence. Cheers to making informed wine choices! 🍷 #WineEducation #DecodingLabels #PapillonSomm

A few reasons why we love to have our winemakers, in this case Delphine BLANC-LHUILLIER from Château Fleur Haut Gaussens , come and visit with us:   🍷 When the winemaker is present, customers can establish a personal connection with the person behind the wine. This creates a more memorable and engaging experience, fostering trust and loyalty towards the brand.     🍷The winemaker can share firsthand stories about the winemaking process, vineyard practices, and unique characteristics of each wine. This expert knowledge adds depth and authenticity to the promotion.     🍷Tastings led by the winemaker offer a deeper understanding of flavor profiles, varietals, and wine pairings. Customers appreciate the opportunity to learn directly from the expert, making the wine more enjoyable and meaningful.    🍷 Meeting the winemaker in person helps build relationships with customers. Repeat business and word-of-mouth recommendations are more likely when customers feel a personal connection with the winery and its team. What is your favorite part about meeting the wine maker? #ilovewine #frenchwinemaker #bordeaux #chateaufleurhautgaussens #frenchcountrywines #vivelebordeaux #neighborhoodvintner #austintx