Sarah Abbott

Sarah Abbott’s current work is split between two roles: co-founder of The Old Vine Conference and founder and director of Swirl Wine Group. Together, those positions frame a career grounded in advocacy, coordination, and ongoing engagement with wine as a subject of study and discussion. The work is not just about preference; it is about building platforms, organizing attention, and giving structure to the conversation around the wines she has chosen to concentrate on.

Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG and Georgian wine sit at the center of Sarah Abbott’s present practice. That specificity matters. One is a clearly defined DOCG with long-established recognition; the other carries a deep-rooted tradition of its own. Abbott’s work is organized around those two references, and that focus gives her practice a consistent rhythm and a clear point of view. A narrow field can be a strength when it is worked with discipline.

Abbott’s concentration on these two wines gives her career shape: consistent, place-led, and built on sustained attention rather than diffusion. Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG and Georgian wine remain the key coordinates in that work, and her profile is defined by how closely she stays with them.