Wine is made in the vineyard, but it is remembered in conversation. Between one harvest and the next, some people sit down to write what the glass told them, and publish it so that someone else, at another table, can read it.
When we looked for who tells the story of wine and wineries in Spanish and Portuguese, we did not find a guild: we found a long table. Sommeliers, journalists, enthusiasts and radio people, from Argentina to Brazil, from Mexico to Portugal, each with their own way of saying cheers.
These are the names we want to set on the tablecloth today. They are not all of them, nor the only ones: they are the ones we found with the light still on in 2026.
Those who taste and share
Cazavinos — Sebastián Casabé, a sommelier and communicator, tells the story of Argentine wine simply and with passion.
Sibaritastur — A new tasting every three days: constancy as a way of loving wine.
Logia Petit Verdot — Argentine wines since 2010, with recommendations by price, pairings and tastings that promise to be honest.
Adictos a la Lujuria — Wine-and-food chronicles, written with appetite.
Vinos y Pasiones — Education, culture and experiences around wine, to learn, discover and enjoy.
Those who tell the land and the trade
Matices del Vino — A radio programme about the world of wine: conversation turned into voice.
Revista Travel Gourmet — A digital magazine about gastronomy, wine, travel and wineries.
Wine News Brasil — News and wine culture in Brazil: wineries, market, wine tourism and columns by specialists.
Winelicious — A Portuguese blog about winegrowing and wine tourism.
Soy Vinícola — The digital ecosystem of wine and spirits in Mexico and the world.
Vinetur — An international hub with news, market and trends in wine, gastronomy and tourism.
A table with free chairs
If you write about wine and your name is not here, it is not an oversight: it is a table that still has room. This list will grow.
Do you write about wine or wineries?
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