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Rachel King
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Writer, Town and Country
New York
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Biography
Rachel King is a writer and photographer based in New York City, with two decades of editorial experience covering luxury, wine, spirits, travel and tech. She has also written for Forbes, Observer, Robb Report, Cruise Critic, Cool Hunting, Cool Material, Fortune, Thrillist, Fast Company, Insider, CNET and CBS News.
Travel , Luxury, Spirits, Skincare , Personal Tech , Consumer Tech, Wellness , Wine
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By Rachel King Verified| Town and Country Verified Princess Catharina-Amalia continues to prepare for her role as a future monarch with another appearance at a state visit—and she did so in full princess regalia. For the occasion, the princess chose the Mellerio Ruby Parure Tiara, paired with the "Ginkgo" dress by British label Safiyaa in lavender. The tiara, from the Dutch royal family’s collection, was made for the family by French jewelry maker Mellerio, founded in 1613. Princess Amalia pictured during the state banquet.
By Rachel King Verified| Forbes Verified California’s vineyards have long been symbols of reinvention. From the earliest plantings by Indigenous workers to the rise of Napa Valley’s most sought-after wines, the state’s industry has been built on adaptation. But as wildfires, economic pressures and climate shifts threaten its future, the question is no longer how California wine will expand—it’s how it will survive. Elaine Chukan Brown’s new book, The Wines of California, examines this shifting reality with a clear-eyed approach.
By Rachel King Verified| Forbes Verified By the end of the 1980s, chenin blanc had nearly vanished from Napa Valley’s vineyards. Once widely planted, the grape was overshadowed by chardonnay and sauvignon blanc, which surged in popularity among producers and consumers. Today, a small but growing number of winemakers are turning their attention back to chenin blanc, drawn by its resilience, range and historical ties to the region. In the 1940s and 1950s, Napa’s early wine pioneers saw potential in the grape.
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