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videoavterra by Advanced Viticulture at WIN Expo
videoAll Jonathan needed was a REAL wine. He had a sip of Chénas and said, "Yep!" to multiple bottles!
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videoWINnovation Award Winner: Wine Wallet by Bottle360
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4 breweries in Ghent you should visit
New craft breweries in Ghent are popping up alongside historic beer cafés, making it the perfect destination for a beer-tasting adventure. Whether you’re into IPAs, sour beers, or classic triples, there’s something here for every palate. Come find 4 amazing Breweries right here in Ghent! The post 4 breweries in Ghent you should visit appeared first on Beer Secret .
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videoWhisperKOOL Ductless Platinum Split | Reliable, Silent, and Efficient Wine Cooling
Experience the perfect blend of performance and silence with the WhisperKOOL Ductless Platinum Split System — the ultimate solution for serious wine collectors who demand precision and elegance. In this video, we explore the key features that make the Ductless Platinum Split one of WhisperKOOL’s top-performing wine cellar cooling systems. Learn how it ensures consistent temperature control, whisper-quiet operation, and flexible installation options for your custom cellar. ⚙️ Highlights Covered ✅
videoDuorum's Brand New Winery Vila Nova de Foz Côa
We are excited to present Duorum's brand new winery Vila Nova de Foz Côa João Perry Vidal shares his passion on this new project as the first red grapes come in from the 2025 harvest #wine #newwinery #wineries #winery #winerylife #interview
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What The Schnitt?
Yesterday I introduced you to our friend Mr Bílek, shoemaker and fundraiser for Czech national causes extraordinaire, yet he was far from alone in his endeavours, as I discovered in the German language daily "Znaimer Tagblatt" from January 1900. Znaim is the German name for the modern city of Znojmo in Moravia (minor aside, I always find typing "Moravia" rather than "Morava" weird) and if ethnic maps of the late 19th and early 20th century are accurate the city, and its attendant region, was predominantly German rather than Czech. The history of Bohemia and Moravia within the context of the wider Austro-Hungarian Empire is delightfully complex and multi-ethnic, and I don't want to get into that fun here. However, what is clear is that Czechs and Germans living in Bohemia and Moravia used each other to prod and cajole their fellow citizens into ever greater demonstrations of national fervour. According to this story, the fund raising undertaken by the likes of Mr Bílek at U Fleků had ra
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Provinces Announce Glacial Action to Address National DTC Crisis
I have sometimes told a joke when I am speaking at wine and liquor law events: “there are two speeds for liquor policy change in Canada – glacial and backwards”. Sadly, the current political situation regarding the internal trade barriers for alcohol sales is proving that our provincial politicians regard the “glacial” description as absolutely […] The post Provinces Announce Glacial Action to Address National DTC Crisis first appeared on WineLaw.ca .
videoUnderstanding sparkling wines: Styles, methods, and regional expressions
Join us for a sparkling adventure through Champagne, English Sparkling Wine, Prosecco, Cava, Pét-Nat, and beyond. This session is designed for fizz lovers who want to dive deeper into what makes each style unique. Victoria Daskal will uncover how winemaking methods, grapes, and regions influence the flavour, complexity, and price—while leaving plenty of space for your burning sparkling wine questions. Equal parts educational and effervescent, this is your chance to explore and celebrate the weird and wonderful world of bubbles.
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What is Soca Music?
If you don’t know what Soca is or haven’t experienced the vibe and energy at a Linganore festival before, here’s a little explanation from the soca King, Machel Montano. Watch the full clip here or continue reading below. Video courtesy of https://www.instagram.com/sprangintl/ Soca music can be best described as “jump up music”, coming out of Trinidad and Tobago, mixes East Indian rhythms with African rhythms and calypso to formulate this high-powered music. During carnival time we party or as we say FETE, we jump in the streets and soca music is definitely the driving force. Get your tickets to... Read More » The post What is Soca Music? appeared first on Linganore Wines .
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"The Love Habit" with Rainie Howard
If we are to have a better understanding of our relationships with family, friends, society, and ourselves, we need a way forward. Rainie Howard, an award-winning CEO, bestselling author, and relationship expert, discusses her book, The Love Habit. Because a person's self-image directly influences daily habits (emotional, mental, and physical), which then directly impact relationships with others, Rainie talks about how to develop habits that lead to a healthier sense of self. Rainie is a devoted wife, nurturing mother, and award-winning humanitarian. She is the host of her own podcast, The Rainie Howard Show. Her groundbreaking work has been featured on major platforms like FOX, NBC, and ABC, reinforcing her status as a leading authority on emotional intelligence, mental health, and spiritual growth. Rainie's book, socials, and her other works can be accessed at Rainie Howard | St Louis Keynote Speaker | Motivational Speaker | Motivational Speakers The views and opinions of the guests
podcast· 23:11Sarah & John Collingwood - Four Winds Vineyard (Canberra)
Simon Nash and Jill Upton have a really interesting chat with Sarah and John from Four Winds Vineyard about an initiative they are involved in with the Hyatt Regency Sydney and recycling company Goterra. @thewineshowaustralia @ @fourwindsvineyard @hyattregencysydney @goterracbr
podcast· 23:44Tony Soljan - Soljans Estate (Kumeu River NZ)
Tony chats with Jill Upton and Simon Nash about the 5th gen family winery in the Kumeu River area near Auckland NZ. @thewineshowaustralia @ soljansestatewines
podcast· 29:07Michael Brajkovich MW - Kumeu River Wines (Auckland)
Michael Brajkovich MW was the first Master of Wine in New Zealand, he attended Roseworthy with one of the most successful cohorts ever. The family winery in the Kumeu River region near Auckland produces some amazing wines and Jill Upton and Simon Nash talk about her visit there with Michael. @thewineshowaustralia @ kumeu_river
podcast· 22:58Nic Paterson - Chateau Pato & Elbourne Wines (Hunter Valley)
Jill Upton and Simon Nash chat with Nic Paterson who owns Chateau Pato and makes the wines for Elbourne Wines in the Hunter. @thewineshowaustralia @ chateaupatowine elbournewines
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9 wine-based cocktails
9 wine-based cocktails There is, in my opinion, a wine for every occasion but sometimes a longer alcoholic drink is called for, something beyond the traditional glass of red, white or rosé. It is possible to get enjoy wine in a longer drink by getting creative with wine-based cocktails. Warm summer evenings for example call for longer, cooler drinks. Refreshing, low-alcohol cocktails can elevate a lengthy brunch and let’s not forget the Mediterranean tradition of the aperitivo. All these occasions and more call for wine-based cocktails. So, in this post let’s explore why and when to enjoy wine cocktails and their advantages. Plus nine classic and modern wine-based cocktail recipes — from the timeless Kir Royale to the ever-popular Aperol Spritz – all of which are tasty, refreshing drinks and quick and simple to prepare so that you can enjoy the party. Why choose wine-based cocktails? Wine-based cocktails offer a number of advantages including: Lower Alcohol Content Unless you are parti
videoA place you must be in Singapore | OSO Restaurant #shorts
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Frothy Fallwacker
Frothy Fallwacker. Hmmm. Say that three times fast! Slightly resembling the taste of a Bushwacker, the Frothy Fallwacker is lighter than a Bushwacker and perfect as a before or after dinner treat. Add a small dollop of whipped cream if you wish. Heck, calories don’t count during the holidays, do they? You might also be … Continue reading "Frothy Fallwacker" The post Frothy Fallwacker appeared first on Rum Therapy .
videoThe A-Z of Wine. 'E' is for 'Encruzado'. Portugal's answer to high-end white Burgundy!
Alex gets incredibly excited as we stay in the Dão region of Portugal – yes, we're probably pronouncing that wrong, because of the nasal tone we need to get on the 'ão' sound... so sue us 😂 But let's ignore linguistics and focus on grapes. Because this is a wine that does not taste like it is from such a warm country as Portugal. And Encruzado is possibly one of the hottest wines in the world right now, delivering Burgundy-like flavour profiles at a fraction of the price, courtesy of the extreme conditions in the Dão region, at 600m altitude and surrounded by mountains. Let's head to Quinta do Soito and find out more... You can hear from them at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0TJyM2kniY #dao #encruzado #wine #portugal
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Stop and Smell the Rosés: Your Summer in a Glass
This article first appeared in Santé Magazine on June 2025 Summer’s here, and let’s be honest—hydration is important, but rosé is essential. Whether you’re lounging like royalty on a beach towel in Saint Tropez or grilling burgers in flip-flops in your backyard, rosé is the ultimate warm-weather wingman. It’s light, crisp, and refreshingly easy to drink, […] The post Stop and Smell the Rosés: Your Summer in a Glass appeared first on Syrah Queen .
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