GuildSomm

GuildSomm

GuildSomm is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to wine professionals, focusing on education and fostering a sense of community. We are committed to the principles of hospitality, inclusivity, and integrity in everything we do, aiming to provide a space that embraces diverse viewpoints. Our partner, SommFoundation, supports GuildSomm members in achieving their educational aspirations by offering scholarships and enriching travel experiences.

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  • 1 week ago | guildsomm.com | Bob Lipinski

    Chartreuse is an ancient, elusive elixir that has been made for centuries by French monks. Throughout its history, it has been a digestif, a popular cocktail ingredient, and the inspiration for naming a color between yellow and green. In recent years, demand for Chartreuse has grown beyond supply, and this herbal liqueur has perhaps never been more popular.

  • 1 month ago | guildsomm.com | Jessica Dupuy

    Over the past couple of years, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG has undergone a pivotal shift in its vintage evaluation system with the introduction of Brunello FORMA. This new, data-driven approach was designed to provide a more comprehensive assessment of each vintage than was achieved by the traditional star-based rating.

  • Jan 11, 2025 | guildsomm.com | Miquel Hudin

    When it comes to sparkling wine, Champagne has done all the heavy lifting of establishing the image of bubbles as one of celebration, class, and sophistication. With Champagne commanding an average bottle price of €20 in France and $58 in the US, it’s no wonder that sparkling producers esteem the category. Because Champagne prices far exceed the average bottle prices in any market, there are always consumers looking for a less expensive, Champagne-like wine.

  • Jan 5, 2025 | guildsomm.com | Jonathan Eichholz

    "Unfortunately, the Jura requires intimate familiarity as producer styles vary—particularly with regard to freshness and oxidation in the whites—and no label language currently exists to rectify the confusion.

  • Dec 27, 2024 | guildsomm.com | Jonathan Eichholz

    ContentsDefining Fortified WinesHistory of Fortified WinesPortugalSpainFranceItalyGreeceCyprusAustraliaSouth AfricaUnited StatesFortified Wines in RestaurantsBibliographyFortified wine is integral to the history of the world of beverages. Its legacy was established in the 1600s as the wine trade rounded the Cape of Good Hope and crossed the Atlantic Ocean. Fortification, popularized by the British, made it possible for wines to survive during these long trips.

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