Kate Dingwall is a Food & Beverage Contributor at Forbes. She specializes in wine and travel, covering themes related to beverages, consumer travel, and health and wellness. Kate's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including InsideHook, Toronto Life Magazine, and Wine Enthusiast.
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Kate Dingwall’s coverage predominantly focuses on wine, cocktails, and food within the broader context of beauty, fashion, and house & home. She seems to be interested in unique and high-quality products related to these themes.
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Natural wineries, whole-hog restaurants and farm-driven fine dining. Is one of the continents' coolest destinations?
By: Kate Dingwall
An Argentinian Malbec from one of the highest peaks in the Andes.
By: Kate Dingwall
Day-drinking isn’t a sprint; it’s a marathon. These low-ABV canned cocktails are perfect for extended park hangs
Canada's Niagara-grown Pinot Noir is alive with dark berries and gravel minerality.
Make like the country’s coolest sommeliers and let your red chill out—literally.
By: Kate Dingwall
Don't let gas prices keep you in the city all summer long. Here are delightful ideas for Ontario-hopping on the cheap.
By: Kate Dingwall
In WineBusiness Monthly's annual Vineyard Survey Report, Napa Valley vintners voiced a lengthy list of concerns threatening their businesses: changing consumer preferences, succession planning, pests and diseases, labor shortages, rising farming costs, and increasingly strict regulations, to name a few.
By: Kate Dingwall
Your carbonara days are numbered Customize Consent Preferences As of August 14, Torontonians will have one less lineup to stand in.
By: Kate Dingwall
The brains behind Bar Volo are moving west later this fall
By: Kate Dingwall
It was a bold claim: a new tractor that would revolutionize modern agriculture and save American farmers hundreds of thousands of dollars. Albeit, it wasn’t just any tractor. Monarch Tractor — founded in 2018 by Napa scion and winemaker Carlo Mondavi, former Tesla exec Mark Schwager, and robotics and manufacturing expert Praveen Penmetsa — is a brand of fully electric smart tractors that can autonomously circumnavigate vines, even without a driver. Impressive, right? But the product didn’t only promise convenience. The company also suggested the tractor would save operators an average of $18,000 a year through the elimination of diesel costs.
