Weekly Wine News Round-up #8

Weekly Wine News Round-up #8

Hello and welcome to the 8th Avina Weekly Wine News Round-up. 

Here’s where we bring you what we think was some of the best news of the week…So pour yourself a glass of your favourite wine and enjoy.

‘Must-have’ Wine for your Festivities

With the holiday season fast approaching and party planning taking precedent in our busy lives, here’s a handy article from Cathy Huyghe at Forbes informing us of the ‘must-have’ bottles of wine for our next wine tasting parties. Looking forward to the wild card at all your events. Cheers!

How did an actor, a shopkeeper and a designer have an impact on our World of Wine?

Ever wondered how our modern wine world developed? Well, three men in three very different industries played a massive role in shaping the way we purchase wine today. Read this fascinating article from Robert Joseph at Meininger’s Wine Business International to find out more…

Give corks for sustainable housing

Today, we are finishing on a different note. Introducing Project Recycled Cork…a recycling project launched by the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV) which is also part of a competition between universities for the SOLAR DECATHLON 2019 in Budapest.  This project is aimed at creating ecological creative solutions for real-world issues in the building industry. They are aiming to collect 1500 000 corks with which to bio-construct in Valenica and are currently are looking for ambassador companies for this project. If you are a restaurant, wedding hall, winery, cider house, tavern, town hall, distributor or private, please do not hesitate to register your aid. Your company premises will become a clean cork recycling point where you and your customers can donate corks later to be collected for the project. With all the current concerns for the environment, this is the wine industries opportunity to give back. To read more about the project or to sign up your business as a cork collector click through. 

https://recycledcork.com

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