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Macán is a modern Rioja project born from the long-term vision of the Rothschild and Álvarez families, built on patience, precision, and a deep respect for Rioja Alta and Rioja Alavesa terroir. Through meticulous vineyard selection, restrained winemaking, and a clear stylistic identity expressed in Macán and Macán Clásico, the estate demonstrates how contemporary Rioja can combine elegance, freshness, and longevity without sacrificing regional soul.

In this in-depth exploration of South African wine, Avondale and Jordan reveal how the Cape’s future is being shaped by two contrasting yet complementary philosophies, balancing biodynamic farming, precision viticulture and an evolving understanding of terroir. Set against climate pressure and shifting ripening patterns, their stories show how innovation and classical structure are redefining Stellenbosch and the wider Cape wine identity.

Kemme Wines presents a focused California wine tasting featuring Jackson Family Wines, highlighting terroir-driven Chardonnay and mountain-grown Cabernet Sauvignon from some of the state’s most respected estates. Through a curated selection spanning Sonoma, Santa Barbara, Knights Valley, and Napa Valley, the tasting showcased modern California wine defined by freshness, structure, and long-term ageing potential.

Château Haut-Bailly is one of the great reference estates of Pessac-Léognan, defined by more than eight centuries of history, a commitment to elegance over fashion, and a distinctive, tactile wine style. In conversation with Véronique Sanders – van Beek, this in-depth article explores Haut-Bailly’s philosophy, recent evolution, and tastings from 2015 to 2022, highlighting why the château remains a benchmark for classic yet contemporary Bordeaux.

Sustainability is reshaping Argentine wine, and Catena Zapata stands at the forefront with pioneering work in lightweight bottles, responsible packaging, and social commitment. This article explores how one of Argentina’s most influential wineries is redefining environmental and economic sustainability in Mendoza and beyond.

At a pivotal moment for Bordeaux, Mathilde de Caix-Lurton of Famille André Lurton shares her perspective on how the region is adapting to climate change, shifting consumer behaviour, and global competition. From Pessac-Léognan to international markets, she outlines a vision for Bordeaux that balances long-term stewardship with the need to remain relevant in a changing world.