The Wine Girl
The Wine Girl is about wine lifestyle. Yes, that's a thing. Cheers! Follow me on my journey through wine and forget about all the pretence.
A page for wine-lovers, travel-junkies, life-livers, foodies, adventure-seekers, my Mom, and anyone else who wants to follow a silly girl's journey through wine. Im doing things the fun way! Sunshine, scenery, sipping, and the occasional fact. There's always more to learn. Enjoy it.
@the.wine.girl
18/02/2024
17/02/2024
📍At this moment: Sitting at with a glass of Riesling
26/01/2024
🌎✈️My 2023 travel breakdown... it’s a doozy!😅
Trips: 46
Cities: 42
Countries: 16
Total days on the road: 182
Building the rails for the future of the luxury wine industry! 😉⛓️🍷
www.clubdvin.com
23/01/2024
🇫🇷🍷Re-discovering the eminent Romanée-Conti Grand Cru vineyard in Burgundy’s Côte de Nuits with my friend Michel-Jack.
16/12/2023
oeno.
15/09/2023
🇬🇪Soaking up 8000 years of wine history in Georgia this week with and .
Today’s visit to was an absolute highlight. Keep an eye on my stories this week as I reveal all the incredible wines I’ve been tasting.
And thanks to for capturing this moment! 🙏📸 Check out his account for lots of great (and beautiful!) content.
p.s. I’m 💯% keeping this hat. I wonder who the lucky person will be who sits next to me on my flight home… cause this definitely isn’t fitting in my suitcase (that’s for the wine!) 😜 Thank you so much Shumi Winery!! 👒🍷
25/07/2023
🍷 Latest ink by in
19/07/2023
Madeira vibes.
18/05/2023
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14/05/2023
My gala attire.
13/05/2023
🍷Judging.
The United Nations of Wine.
07/05/2023
🌱🍇Spring has sprung, and for wineries in the northern hemisphere, it's planting season!
Pictured here is some Sauvignon Blanc I helped plant with .am.stein in Germany a few years ago.
How it works:
Grape vine clones are typically grown in nurseries using a process called grafting. Grafting is the process of taking a piece of a grapevine, called a scion, and attaching it to the rootstock of a different vine.
First, a piece of the desired grape vine clone is taken from a mature vine (in this case, Sauvignon Blanc) that has proven to produce high-quality grapes. This piece is called a scion. The scion is then carefully cut to match the diameter of the rootstock, which is the base of the new plant.
Next, the rootstock is cut, creating a flat surface where the scion will be attached. The two pieces are then joined together using a special type of tape or wax to keep them in place.
Over time, the scion and the rootstock will grow together, forming a new grapevine. This new vine will have the same genetic characteristics as the original vine from which the scion was taken.
Once the grafting process is complete, the newly created grapevine is carefully nurtured in the nursery until it is ready to be planted in the vineyard.
Overall, grafting is an important and precise process that allows wineries to replicate and preserve the unique characteristics of high-quality grape vines, like these Sauvignon Blanc clones, ensuring a consistent and delicious wine year after year.
15/10/2022
🍇✂️🧺Who‘s still harvesting?
14/10/2022
🎥🤩🎤 has never been so much fun! 🍷👑🇩🇪
Thanks again to for having me as one of the three members for this year's 74th German Wine Queen election! 👑 📺
📸Photo Credit:
.boehme
13/10/2022
🇺🇸🍷Serving up some good drops in Austin, TX this summer at the VIP after-party and co-hosted during . Already looking forward to next year's events!
12/10/2022
🎥 Game show vibes with as a for the German Wine Institute's 74th election of this year's German Wine Queen & Princesses 👑 📺
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About
Created with the idea to communicate wine in a sunny non-pretentious way, the.wine.girl speaks to your every day, general consumer. Friendly, approachable and always smiling, T.W.G is the girl next door in the wine business.
Working with industry leaders like the Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) in the wine business, and leading luxury hotels like Constance Resorts has strengthened her niche as a 'wine-lifestyle' influencer - because, well, it really is a lifestyle!
But it isn't all glamour. T.W.G is most often spotted between the vines in a pair of wellies and a baseball cap, checking out the progress of the vintage and helping out her many winemaker friends.
Join her following of wine-drinkers worldwide and see what she gets up to next - or better yet, book her for your next campaign!
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