A wave of investment in both Galicia and Vinho Verde sparks historic changes to the green edge of Spain and Portugal. Read the latest wine news & features on wine-searcher
On the tongue, Vinho Verde conjures a carefree spontaneity: We know it as a bright, spritzy, and youthful wine designed for casual drinking. These are ideal qualities, believes Oscar Meireles, of Quinta da Lixa, to sell it in a can. In July 2021, Quinta da Lixa and Ponte da Barca, two of the larger producers
This week, throwing a green filter onto the old maxim that sharing is caring…
EARTH GANG
Last week, a flurry of moves in business and US policy hoisted climate justice into the front row of public consciousness and corporate strategy. In the art market, a key piece of commentary also reinforced the larger lesson that transparency has become one of the most powerful, least utilized tools for greening any trade, including our own. But even with a clear model in place for how everyone can get loud and proud about climate action fast, the question becomes whether the art economy will recognize the urgency and opportunity of the moment.