
Lauren Mowery
Founder and Editor-in-Chief at Azure Road
Contributor at Food & Wine
Contributor at Forbes
Writer at Freelance
Wine + Travel @Decanter. Freelance writer/photographer for @Forbeslife. Master of Wine student #travel #wine #food
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forbes.com | Lauren Mowery
Aerial photograph of UNESCO heritage town of Luang Prabang in Laos, South-East Asia. gettyLuang Prabang, a UNESCO-listed town in northern Laos, has attracted intrepid travelers for decades with its blend of traditional Lao and French colonial architecture, myriad temples, and slow pace of life. Part of its appeal: Laos is home to more than 50 ethnic groups and boasts a cuisine (and heritage crafts!) that reflects such diversity.
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flipboard.com | Lauren Mowery
Lazy coffee heir who lives in huge mansion goes on Land Rover rampage through streets of San FranciscoA San Francisco nepo baby went on a rampage in his Land Rover and fled from police, cops say. Austin Hills, 45, who is the heir to the Hills Bros. …
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forbes.com | Lauren Mowery
Chocolate tasting at Priest Ranch in Yountville. Priest RanchThe U.S. wine industry is confronting a generational slowdown. For the third consecutive year, volume sales declined, and early 2025 numbers suggest the trend is continuing. According to Silicon Valley Bank’s annual State of the U.S. Wine Industry report, younger consumers are not replacing the Baby Boomers who once drove premium wine sales, especially in the Napa Valley wine market.
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azureroad.io | Lauren Mowery
Jules Taylor didn’t sketch out a five-year plan. She didn’t start with Sauvignon Blanc. And she didn’t name her label after herself to become the face of a brand. But somehow, 25 vintages later, that’s exactly what happened. What kept her going wasn’t growth or recognition but the work itself. The chance to be outside, to keep learning, to make something that speaks of place. In her words: “We make an okay living. We’re still married.
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azureroad.io | Lauren Mowery
Most people pass by Brixen. Trains push south toward Verona or Milan, and the highway hums with travelers aiming for bigger cities or ski resorts. But if you step off at this small station in the Isarco Valley, you’ll find something else entirely: a town that’s lasted more than a thousand years without losing relevance. Brixen — also called Bressanone — is the oldest city in the historical region of Tyrol.
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