The impact of climate change, which has begun to directly affect our lives, is causing concern among all sectors engaged in agriculture. Since wine is at the core of WAYANA's work, it is clear that the effects of climate change on vineyards and viticulture will inevitably reflect on wine.
The world of wine is as vast and varied as the landscapes where its vines grow. What makes a wine "unique" or distinct, setting it apart from countless others, is a fascinating interplay of factors.
The new phase our planet is entering in terms of climate is causing us to rethink established norms. Just as wild grape varieties were transformed into today’s wine grapes about 10,000 years ago, new studies are now being conducted to create
One of the wine events that tends to be overlooked in our country is Beaujolais Nouveau Day. This event even has its own specific date: every year,
Everywhere you look these days, people are turning away from alcohol. First there was Dry January. Now there’s Sober October. Who knows what month the rhyme scheme will come for next? Parched March? Modest August?
Everywhere you look these days, people are turning away from alcohol. First there was Dry January. Now there’s Sober October. Who knows what month the rhyme scheme will come for next? Parched March? Modest August?
Wine lovers know this well: One of the hardest decisions is getting lost among hundreds of unfamiliar wine bottles on a store shelf and having to rely on your
The young Republic of Turkey, founded in 1923, was led by a small group of idealistic leaders. At the forefront was Mustafa Kemal Atatürk,
Growth of the Natural Wine Segment: A Revolution in the Wine World In recent years, a remarkable shift has been observed in the world of wine. While traditional wine-making techniques still hold their ground, the natural wine segment continues to grow rapidly despite a general decline in wine consumption.
The Role of Cappadocia's Volcanic Soil in Protecting Vines from Phylloxera Cappadocia, renowned for its unique landscapes and historical significance, is also considered a gem in the world of viticulture. What makes the region especially appealing to wine enthusiasts and experts alike is its unique volcanic soil.
