Opinion / Portugal, pink prosecco and wine seltzers from Gordon Ramsay in 2021 – 8 ways wine will change, including robot waiters ferrying Veuve Clicquot and Dom Perignon champagne

Vivant, by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Michael Baum, will stream live wine experiences; Virtual With Us offers corporate tastings and wine sales sites like Pix.wine continue to get bigger and better
When it comes to wine in 2021 – where to start? Covid-19 upended all our oenophile habits, shifting how we buy wine (online more than ever), how we taste and learn about it (virtually), and where we end up drinking it (not at parties, bars or restaurants).
Thankfully, many cities considered wine shops to be essential businesses. Vino has been a great connector this year, as we’ve shared glasses with friends virtually and travelled by proxy to regions we couldn’t visit.

The earliest harvest ever in Burgundy and devastating fires in California wine country for the fourth year in a row reminded people that climate change is a truly serious issue, and inspired new wine initiatives to save the planet.
Here’s what else to look out for:
Pink prosecco is the new new thing
