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Jill Barth

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Covers:  Wine. Plus food, travel, sustainability, and agriculture (as they relate to wine)
Wine, travel & food writer for @Forbes @USAToday @WineEnthusiast @sevenfiftydaily | fiction rep: @translitagency

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Jill Barth’s Biography

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I'm a writer, author and journalist focused on wine and food creators–with culture, community, ecology, and travel pivotal to the stories.

I am a Provence Wine Master through the Wine Scholar Guild and received a fellowship to the Symposium for Professional Wine Writers.

I’m a columnist at [Forbes] (https://www.forbes.com/sites/jillbarth/#3b66b8ae4c52) digital and a wine country travel expert panelist and contributor for [USA TODAY’s 10Best] (https://www.10best.com/local-experts/jill-barth/).…

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Inside Vienna's Iconic Wine Taverns

Inside Vienna's Iconic Wine Taverns

In Austria, wine taverns are a cultural icon, where people come to eat, drink and listen to live music. Calle…

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The House Is 'Intrinsically Tied to Provence.' Domaines Ott, European Winery of the Year | Wine E...

The House Is 'Intrinsically Tied to Provence.' Domaines Ott, European Winery of the Year | Wine E...

For many wine lovers in the United States and beyond, Domaines Ott rosé-in its iconic amphora-shaped bottle-i…

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Burgundy by Barge: An Unconventional Way to Enjoy a Classic Wine Region

Burgundy by Barge: An Unconventional Way to Enjoy a Classic Wine Region

Barge cruising through on a barge through Burgundy is nothing like any other cruise. It's the Holy Grail of s…

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Burgundy Wine on a Budget: 5 Bottles to Try Now

Burgundy Wine on a Budget: 5 Bottles to Try Now

Domaine Levert-Barault Mercurey La Chassière Premier Cru 2019 ; $55, 93 Points. Perfumed notes of rose water …

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15 Best Spots To Eat And Drink In Door County, Wisconsin

15 Best Spots To Eat And Drink In Door County, Wisconsin

Looking at a map of Wisconsin, Door County is the thumb that extends into Lake Michigan with Green Bay tucked…

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Wines with a view at Weingut Winkler-Hermaden

Wines with a view at Weingut Winkler-Hermaden

The story of Weingut Winkler-Hermaden and its home in a striking 11th-century castle starts with a "small, to…

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Amazon sued over alleged pregnancy accommodation failures

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By Jill Barth Verified
| BenefitsPRO Magazine Verified
Amazon Amazon is facing a proposed nationwide class-action lawsuit alleging that it systematically denied pregnant workers basic workplace accommodations and punished some employees for pregnancy-related absences. Filed Sept. 8 in federal court in Brooklyn, N.Y., the lawsuit was brought by four former Amazon warehouse employees. The complaint alleges that Amazon denied workers accommodations such as chairs, bathroom and water breaks, and time off for prenatal appointments.
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Employees are growing more critical of AI, and leaders aren't helping

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By Jill Barth Verified
| PropertyCasualty360 Verified
New Glassdoor data suggests that employee discussion of AI has moved from largely positive to predominantly negative since 2019. The change comes as public distrust of prominent AI executives has increasingly intensified, particularly among younger adults. Glassdoor's economic research team reported that AI mentions in U.S. employee reviews increased 240% from May 2025 to May 2026. The tone of those references has deteriorated just as quickly. In 2019, 81% of reviews mentioning AI were positive.
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25 Years After 9/11, TSA Brings Back The Gateside Goodbye

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| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
TSA PreCheck signage is displayed at the entrance to a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoint at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in Los Angeles on March 23, 2026. (Photo by Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images For nearly 25 years, the airport security checkpoint kept friends and family away from those who were traveling. After Sept. 11, 2001, non-ticketed visitors were largely kept out of secure airport areas.
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