Champagne, nestled in the cool northeast of France, is a place where wine is more than agriculture and more than luxury—it is identity, history, and craftsmanship woven into a landscape. When the word Champagne is spoken, most people think instantly …
NIgeria’s capital city Abuja came alive yesterday as Vines by Rosa hosted the Italian Wine and Nakia Food Exploration Festival at the renowned Truck Central by Chef Stone marking a vibrant celebration of culture, taste, and craftsmanship. The event brought …
Napa Valley, California – November 4, 2025– The Founder of Drinks Revolution Nigeria, Dr. Victor Ikem, has successfully represented Africa as a distinguished speaker on the African wine market with a focus on Nigeria at the California Wine Institute’s Global …
The story of Bordeaux is one of legacy, land, and lasting excellence. Nestled in the southwest of France along the Garonne and Dordogne rivers, which merge into the Gironde estuary, Bordeaux is more than just a wine region — it …
Wine educator and specialist Dr. Victor Ikem, founder of the LWS Wine Academy (Lagos Wine School), has stated that Nigeria has the potential to grow wine grapes and produce its own wines, just as South Africa and other emerging African …
For the booming and rapidly evolving Texas wine industry, membership in the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) carries unique opportunities and recognition. The OIV is a prestigious intergovernmental body dedicated to advancing the science and global standards of …
Wine is more than just a drink; it is a story of land, climate, and culture, with every bottle carrying the essence of the region where its grapes were grown. From Europe’s historic vineyards to the New World’s innovative estates, …
South Africa’s vineyards, famous for their Pinotage and Chenin Blanc grapes, are preparing for major challenges after the imposition of 30 per cent US tariffs placed them at a steep disadvantage compared with other global wine producers. Africa’s most industrialized …
France’s wine production is set to climb 3% from last year’s rain-damaged season, but remain 13% below the five-year average, the farm ministry reported on Tuesday. A severe August heatwave, drought conditions, and a shrinking vineyard area have weighed heavily …
A drive along Napa Valley’s Highway 29 this fall reveals a troubling new reality. Where lush vineyards once stretched across the hills, barren fields now dominate the landscape. Heaps of uprooted vines lie abandoned, a stark symbol of the crisis …