March 03, 2021
In celebration of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, Acker is proud to announce its new virtual IGTV series, Women in Wine. The wine world has been invigorated by a new wave of women winemakers, sommeliers, beverage entrepreneurs, winemakers, and wine lovers who have built and continue to innovate the industry s vast landscape. This conversation series will feature short segments, hosted by the women of Acker, broaching the topics of entrepreneurship, upending traditional gender roles, mentorship, and advocacy, as we come together over a glass of wine. These sessions will be pre-recorded and released directly to Acker’s social media channels for you to enjoy at your convenience.
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Kyle MacLachlan s Damn Fine Wine
How the actor avoided the clichés of celebrity viticulture and learned to make great cab. Jan 29, 2021
I’m pretty skeptical about celebrity branded wines. I yield to no one in my appreciation for Cameron Diaz, but I have no interest in tasting her line of “clean wines.” Nothing in Jon Bon Jovi’s résumé suggests to me that I should buy a rosé with his name on it. The list goes on: Dave Matthews, Brad Pitt, and Sting all have their own wine labels. Someday I may overcome my skepticism about these endeavors. But in the meantime, in a flagrant violation of my cherished prejudices, I have developed an enthusiasm for a boutique wine label created by actor Kyle MacLachlan. I have to admit the name kind of won me over. It’s hard not to root for a wine called Pursued by Bear, nam