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videoBerry Spritz: Berry pretty, berry tasty. 🍓✨ #Short
Berry pretty, berry tasty. 🍓✨ ✨ Berry Spritz ✨ - 4 oz Stella Rosa Non-Alc Peach - 1 oz berry puree - Top with sparkling water ✨ Berry Puree ✨ - 1/2 cup frozen strawberries - 1/2 frozen blueberries - 1 oz lime juice #BerrySpritz #DryJan #DryJanCocktails #MocktailRecipe #NonAlcWine #short
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A Day at Champagne Vaucelle Remembered at Apéro #worldwinetravel
World Wine Travel Writers Reminisce Over Summer SipsThis month, our World Wine Travel writers are remembering travel moments over a glass of wine and “nibbles”. In France, late afternoon is apéro time, where we do just that. I’m thinking about a trip to the more rural Côte des Bar of Champagne this spring, just before … Continue reading →
videoAlpha Estate & Amyndeon: Greece’s Cool-Climate Secret | Xinomavro, Old Vines & Terroir
In this special edition of Wine with Jimmy, I’m joined by Angelos Iatridis, co-founder and winemaker at Alpha Estate, one of the benchmark producers of northern Greece. Sign up to the Wine with Jimmy Club here for all my interviews plus WSET tastings and more 0 https://e-learningwine.winewithjimmy.com/subscriptions?id=wwj-club Click here to sign up for our Alpha estates Tasting in London on the 4th Feb For those of you who’d like to taste these wines with me in person, I’m delighted to say that we’re hosting a dedicated Alpha Estate tasting at my London school on 4 February. There are only a few places left, and it’s a fantastic opportunity to explore these wines in depth, ask questions, and really understand what makes Amyndeon so special. We dive deep into Amyndeon, a high-altitude, cool-climate plateau in Macedonia that is producing some of Greece’s most elegant and age-worthy wines. We explore what makes this region so distinctive: its lakes, surrounding mountains, limestone-ric
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videoWiston Blanc de Blancs 2018
Trying a blanc de blancs from Wiston in the woods... and the foxes made an appearance - two of them for a change! Bought directly from wistoneestate.com
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We Asked 7 Bottle Shop Owners: What’s Your Favorite Sake Right Now?
Sake’s rise to mainstream popularity can be attributed to many things, such as the surge of sake bars popping up around the country and the recent, yet growing, interest in sake-infused cocktails. There’s one place, in particular, that shouldn’t be overlooked when it comes to discovering new, exciting sakes, and that’s your local wine shop. The article We Asked 7 Bottle Shop Owners: What’s Your Favorite Sake Right Now? appeared first on VinePair .
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Ses Hereves 2017, Vins Toni Gelabert
It’s not all beaches and cycling: Andrés Castelló finds the soul of Mallorca in a glass of Ses Hereves.
videoFirst first for 2026 vintage
Vintage 2026 here we go! Winemaker Brett chats about the first grape to make it into the winery. The Tempranillo is from Broke, which we will be making into our ever popular Rosé. Meet our winemakers Brett and Sam at our coming Harvest Day Brunch 7th Febraury https://vist.ly/4nbi7
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Podcast 804 Vino Lingo Video – “Rubbin’ Buds” Isaac Johnson, Parallel 44 Vineyards, Kewaukee, Wisconsin
This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Isaac Johnson, Cellar Hand, Parallel 44 Winery, Kewaunee, Wisconsin, defining the term “Rubbin’ Buds”. Learn more by visiting 44wines.com
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podcast· 32:32▻ The Story of the Judgement of Paris – Part III
“We weren’t always welcome because they thought we were French”. Bella Spurrier recalling her trip to California with Steven while sourcing the wines for the Judgement of Paris. Listening in to part two of the History of the Judgement of Paris to hear the remarkable tale of how the tasting came about, and how the wines were chosen. In this episode, Sarah Kemp and John Stimpfig talk to Bella Spurrier, Steven’s wife who accompanied him on his trip to California, Patrica Gallagher, Steven’s director of the Academie du Vin who came up with the idea for the tasting and Bo Barrett of Chateau Montelena who remembers the visit (he was told to clean the cellars and disappear by Mike Grigich). Unmissable recollections from the people who were actually there. Find out more at: wine-conversation.com
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Why RTDs Have a 3 Year Shelf Life and What It Means for Retailers
Ready-to-Drink (RTD) beverages are built for the realities of modern retail. Unlike beer, which typically peaks within 9 to 12 months, RTDs remain stable for 24 to 36 months without losing flavor or quality. This long shelf life is not just a technical detail. It is a strategic advantage for retailers and importers. Longer dating means fewer product write-offs, more flexible logistics, and stronger profit margins. Consumers also benefit from consistent taste, portable packaging, and the reassurance that their purchase is dependable. In this article, we explore why RTDs last so long, the science behind their 3 year shelf life, and how businesses can leverage this advantage to reduce risk and capture new opportunities.
video7 Pro Tips for How to Pair Wine and Food
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FIRST DEFINITIVE BOOK ON SOUTH AFRICAN SAUVIGNON BLANC LAUNCHED
The post FIRST DEFINITIVE BOOK ON SOUTH AFRICAN SAUVIGNON BLANC LAUNCHED appeared first on Sauvignon Blanc South Africa .
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Vera hop excitement hits West Virginia
West Virginia Beer Roads podcast visited Weathered Ground Brewery recently for a tasting and discussion of the new Vera hop. It’s a hop that’s exciting and a beauty. Interviewed are Alexa Long, who is the East Coast sales rep for… Continue Reading… The post Vera hop excitement hits West Virginia appeared first on BrilliantStream .
videoWhat are the best wines to pair with steak #shorts
A great steak and a bottle of red wine are maybe one of the world's greatest food and wine pairings. If you are looking to spice up your next wine pairing with steak a bit, check out these: Amarone della Valpolicella: Amarone wines have a unique flavor profile and are incredibly big, bold, and high in alcohol. They also have a sort of raisiny quality to them due to the overripe fruit that is used in the winemaking process. For you Amarone lovers out there, these wines can definitely pair well with steak! You simply need a fattier cut (ribeye, porterhouse/t-bone, New York strip) to stand up to the boldness of the wine. These two can definitely be a perfect match if done correctly! Côte-Rôtie (or any Northern Rhône Syrah): For well-seasoned pieces of meat, especially something like a peppercorn steak, Syrah from the Northern Rhône Valley in France can be a perfect pairing. These wines are smoky, meaty, and peppery, and pair harmoniously with well-seasoned meat. If you enjoy wines t
videoWhat's the difference between vintage and non-vintage champagne? #shorts
Let’s talk Champagne—specifically, vintage vs non-vintage.” Most Champagne you see is non-vintage, or NV. That means it’s a blend of wines from multiple harvest years. Why? Consistency. Champagne houses use reserve wines to recreate their signature house style year after year—same vibe, same balance, every time you pop the cork. Vintage Champagne, on the other hand, comes from a single exceptional year. It’s only made when the harvest is truly outstanding, and it reflects the personality of that specific vintage—the weather, the growing season, and the character of that year in the glass. A few key differences: Vintage Champagne is usually aged longer on the lees It tends to be more complex and structured And it’s often considered more collectible So how do you choose? If you want something reliable, fresh, and versatile, go non-vintage. If you’re celebrating something special—or want a deeper, more expressive Champagne—vintage is the move. Different styles, different purp
videoAll the New 2026 Wines at Wine Library (First Look!) 🍷 #shorts
And just like that, we are two weeks into 2026! Here is a look at all of the new wines that came into the store this past week. Looking for our featured wines of the week? Head on over to WineLibraray.com to check out the highly sought-after PYCM wines we currently have in stock! (PYCM stands for Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey, widely considered one of the most prestigious and sought-after producers of White Burgundy (Chardonnay) in the world, famous for their incredible purity, tension, and aging potential.) 👇 FAQs: How to Start Learning About Wine How do I start learning about wine? The best way to learn about wine is to taste different grape varietals side-by-side, pay attention to the aromas and flavors, and ask questions at your local wine shop. Start by exploring the "noble grapes" like Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc. What are the basic types of wine? The five main categories of wine are red, white, rosé, sparkling, and fortified. Within these, wine
videoHow to track down that bottle of wine you loved at a restaurant #shorts
We constantly have customers coming into our store looking for a particular wine they had at a restaurant or at a friend's house. Here are some helpful tips to help track down the bottle you are looking for! 1. Make sure to photograph not only the front label of the bottle, but ALSO the back label! There are literally millions (yes, insane) of unique wines/labels that are produced each year. Each retailer only has the ability to carry a TINY fraction of what is out there, so if the shop does not recognize the label of the wine, they can always use the information on the back label to try and hunt down this bottle for you! 2. If you are traveling abroad, it is very likely that some of the wines you have are not available in the U.S. Since many international wineries have small production sizes, they have no reason to import their wines into the United States. For that reason, it will make it nearly impossible for U.S. retailers to find that wine. However, an expert wine consultant
videoThe January 26th 2026 WineText deal is not to be missed #shorts
January 26th - 12 Noon - WineText.com - A 95 Point, $60 Super Premium Italian Red .... for just $17.99 a bottle when you buy by the case ... shippping included! Our first big deal for 2026 is a BIG one as we are offering up an incredible Tuscan red at a flat out ridiculous price! It’s a case buy only but we know many of you are going to want to grab 2,3, maybe 4 cases as red wines with this kind of press and this kind of discount are not easy to find ... even for us! Sign up now! Winetext.com! #wine #winedeals #winetext #winelobers #cheers 📍 Shop Wine Library (Springfield, NJ & Online at https://winelibrary.com/) and signup to our wine subscription service at Wine Text (at https://winetext.com/) Looking to buy the wines featured in this video? Visit us in-store in Springfield, New Jersey, or shop our massive inventory online at WineLibrary.com. Shipping Information: We proudly ship to most of the United States! (Please note: Due to state laws, we currently CANNOT ship to AL, AK,
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The Uniform Law Commission – Encouraging Consistent State by State Definitions, Protocols and Procedures
The Uniform Law Commission was founded in 1892 to formulate uniform and model laws for the States to consider adopting to ensure consistency in commerce, child custody rules, easement relocations, and accuracy of criminal records, among others, between the States. Over 300 model and uniform acts have been completed and presented to the various states as recommendations and best practices. As nationwide commerce grew so did the number of uniform and model acts. The ULC works by consensus among the members and observers.
podcast· 16:56036 Your Questions Answered: How Hard is it to Stopping Drinking? Can I Reset my Drinking?
In this episode of I Quit Wine , I’m answering some of the biggest questions about quitting alcohol—how hard it really is, what to expect in early sobriety, and whether you can ever “reset” your drinking habits. I’ll also share insights from my own journey, what finally worked for me after years of trying, and why addressing the root causes of alcohol dependence is so important. ✅ Early sobriety is challenging, but it gets easier with the right support and daily practices. ✅ Alcohol cravings aren’t just triggered by stress—happy moments can also lead to urges. ✅ There’s no such thing as “resetting” drinking habits—quitting completely is often necessary. ✅ Long-term sobriety isn’t just about avoiding alcohol; it’s about healing the deeper reasons we drink. 🔹 The Challenge of Early Sobriety The first 30 days can be tough, but they’re also crucial. Around 80-100 days, something shifts, and sobriety starts to feel easier. Daily practices are key—willpower alone won’t keep you sober. How m
videoAlcol: Piacere e Responsabilità, Mai Proibire i Piaceri #shorts
Il rapporto con l'alcol è una questione di responsabilità personale. Da alimento a piacere, il consumo va gestito con consapevolezza per gustare senza esagerare e senza ledere i diritti altrui. Vietare non è la soluzione. #Alcol #Responsabilità #ConsumoConsapevole #Piacere #Vino
videoIl Mio Rito Zen Quotidiano: Un Bicchiere di Vino #shorts
Un bicchiere di vino la sera è la mia meditazione quotidiana. Un momento irrinunciabile per rilassarmi e ritrovarmi dopo una lunga giornata. #Vino #Zen #Meditazione #Relax