Plus, how getting wine now can prevent holiday stress. As the leaves turn red, so should your wine glass »]( [StackSkills]( [Advertise]( | [Talk To Us](mailto:letschat@getthefuturist.com) | [Shop]( | [Unsubscribe]( [The Futurist is your daily tech, cosmic, and science (both weird or otherwise) newsletter with articles and content curated just for you.]( [/curious] [Can the most popular red wine in the U.S. endure climate change? | NPR]( [Can the most popular red wine in the U.S. endure climate change?]( âAs temperatures keep rising, the wine industry is slowly confronting a future where Napa may not be the prime cabernet region it once was. In the face of climate change, wineries around the world are innovating. New technology is being installed to keep the grapes cool during heat spells. A handful of wineries are going a step further. They're experimenting with new grapes, ripping out high-value cabernet vines to plant varieties from hotter climates.â [// NPR »]( [/cheer] [FirstLeaf - The only fall essential that matters (hint: itâs not pumpkin spice) | [Partner]]( [The only fall essential that matters (hint: itâs not pumpkin spice)]( Fall is here, which means itâs prime time for all the chill vibes. And what pairs better with apples, scary movies, and cool weather than a glass (or two) (... or threeâ¦) of seriously good wine? Firstleafâs got you covered with six premium bottles, perfectly curated for those cozy nights in. For just $45 (yep, free shipping included), youâll get a mix of bold reds and crisp whites, guaranteed to match every fall mood. Placing your first order and getting curated sips couldnât be easier. Start with a global mixed set, rate each bottle, and their smart algorithm will get better at personalizing deliveries to your unique palate. So pour yourself a glass, throw on a flannel, and do autumn the right way. [Ad] [// Get fall wines »]( [/innovation] [The colors of early autumn | The Atlantic]( [The colors of early autumn]( âAs the days grow shorter in the Northern Hemisphere, we once again welcome autumn â the best season. The autumnal equinox took place a few weeks ago, on September 22, marking the end of summer. Now comes the season of harvests, festivals, winter preparations, [cozy wines]( and, of course, spectacular fall colors. Across the north, people are beginning to feel a chill in the evening air, apples and pumpkins are being gathered, and animals are on the move. Collected below are early images from this year, with more to follow in the weeks to come.â [// The Atlantic »]( [/meme] [Finally got my sink fixed.]( [// There's only one way to do fall »]( [/travel] [8 little ways to make holiday cooking way less stressful | Self]( [8 little ways to make holiday cooking way less stressful]( âCulinary experts agree that you can get an equally tasty dinner on the table with way less stress by following a few simple tips along the way. Here are some hacks they swear by for quicker holiday cooking and prepping. ⦠After all, the pros confirm that itâs never too early to start prepping for a holiday meal.â [// Self »]( One of the best tips for preventing holiday stress? Start prepping early. ð [/lifehack] [FirstLeaf - The holidays are coming quicker than you think, but donât wine about them â actually enjoy them this year | [Partner]]( [The holidays are coming quicker than you think, but donât wine about them â actually enjoy them this year]( It gets earlier every year, right? Before you know it, people will be asking what youâre bringing to Thanksgiving or demanding holiday wish lists. You know whatâll help? A nice glass of premium, award-winning wine. With Firstleaf, get your first six bottles for just $45 and free shipping. Then, rate your wines so your next box is even more personalized. Their smart algorithm is 96% accurate, meaning youâre most likely going to get only bottles youâll love. If you donât, no biggie; youâll get store credit to put towards new ones. Getting started is a breeze; simply customize your frequency and box size to handle all this seasonâs last-minute gatherings with ease. [Ad] [// Shop bold and spicy reds »]( [// Shop crisp whites »]( [/celebrate] [White mulled wine is on its way this Christmas, but are we ready for it? | The Guardian]( [White mulled wine is on its way this Christmas, but are we ready for it?]( âThis wasnât the white Christmas most people were dreaming of. Mulled wine recipes tend to have a twist here and there â some people swear by cinnamon sticks, others argue vociferously that it needs orange peel. But, until now, most would agree that the wine in question is red. Not this year, though. Thanks in part to our changing taste in wine, but also to the influence of German Christmas markets that have sprung up in dozens of U.K. towns and cities in recent years, retailers are hoping that white mulled wine will be this yearâs big hit.â Need whites to try it out with? [You know our pick](. [// The Guardian »]( Powered by StackCommerce
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