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videoGabriel Iglesias Signed Bottles in Brandon, FL!
Had a surprise visitor today! Gabriel Iglesias, AKA Fluffy, dropped by to sign bottles of his @pochofinotequila and you can take one home with you! Stop by to buy a signed bottle, while supplies last! Hurry in! He only signed so many - so don’t miss out!
videovPub Live - Whisky's New Golden Era?
It’s my belief that we’re in a golden era of whisky enjoyment. Seriously. We’ve never had it so good. But it’s the vPub - I need to prove it. How? Well, firstly, I need to remind myself - and everyone - that what I do in my wee corner of the whisky space is focus everything through the lens of a punter: a drinker, a sipper, a flavour hound, bottle-chaser and general all-round ‘botherer’. I’m speaking of those who throw their own cash on the occasional bottle, not necessarily to polish it off, bu
videoDolcetto d’Asti DOC in 60 Seconds #italy
Dolcetto d’Asti DOC in 60 Seconds #italy Santé, James © 2026 James Melendez / James the Wine Guy — All Rights Reserved. **** Social Networks LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamespmelendez/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/james_melendez_jamesthewineguy/ WordPress: http://jamesthewineguy.wordpress.com/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/jamesthewineguy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jameswineguy/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/jamesthewineguy
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Planteray Rum and Women Leading Rum unveil a collaborative cask
At an evening held on 17 April 2026 aboard Barge 166, Maison Ferrand, Planteray Rum and Women Leading Rum unveiled an unprecedented collaborative cask, set to age for one year according to the principle of dynamic ageing. Designed as a tribute to the diversity of backgrounds, origins and sensibilities that drive the collective, this cask… Cet article Planteray Rum and Women Leading Rum unveil a collaborative cask est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
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The Best Things to Do in Los Angeles 5.4.26 – 5.10.26
Weekly Guide to the Best Things to Do in LA Monday Netflix is a Joke Festival Returns to LA The Netflix Is A Joke Festival is back and bigger than ever, taking over Los Angeles for a whole week, with 355+ shows, 440+ artists, and 45+ venues in what is officially the largest comedy event in […] The post The Best Things to Do in Los Angeles 5.4.26 – 5.10.26 appeared first on hoopLA .
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Bakery Hill – 25 Years and the Next Generation
In the increasingly-crowded shelf space for Australian whisky (as well as the crowded column space for Australian whisky articles!), a degree of “categorisation” needs to be applied if one is to consider the now-wide spectrum of the Australian whisky industry. There are the new distilleries, the big distilleries, the small distilleries, the hobby distilleries, and … Continue reading "Bakery Hill – 25 Years and the Next Generation" The post Bakery Hill – 25 Years and the Next Generation appeared first on Whisky and Wisdom .
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Meridian Rhum offers a new limited edition from Marie-Galante
A blend of two agricole rums from two Marie-Galante distilleries, matured for 4 years under a continental climate in ex-bourbon American oak casks and ex-Barbados-rum casks. Tasting note provided by the producer: Nose: vanilla, caramel, ripe fruits and sweet spices. Palate: round and indulgent, notes of cane, coconut, toffee and melted wood. Finish: long, on… Cet article Meridian Rhum offers a new limited edition from Marie-Galante est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
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Tres Monos chega ao Hideout Speakeasy para guest inédito em Santos
Eleito o melhor bar da América Latina, Tres Monos chega ao Hideout Speakeasy para guest inédito em Santos O Hideout Speakeasy, em Santos, realiza nos dias 5 e 6 de maio uma programação que insere a cidade no circuito internacional da coquetelaria. Como parte das comemorações de aniversário — que marcam a abertura do sétimo […] O post Tres Monos chega ao Hideout Speakeasy para guest inédito em Santos apareceu primeiro em Mixology News .
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Grgich Hills Estate Nominated for Wine Enthusiast’s 2026 ‘American Winery of the Year’ Award
Napa Valley’s family-owned and operated, 100% certified regenerative organic estate is one of five nominees for the prestigious Wine Star Award September 11, 2026 (Napa Valley, CA) — Grgich Hills [...]
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VIADER
Beautiful new wines, ‘DARE’ by VIADER. One of the timeless Napa wines, VIADER is all about hard work and dedication. Delia Viader only made one wine for years, a Bordeaux style blend, which she first crafted all the way back in 1986. She achieved a a PhD from Sorbonne University in Paris, and founding winemaker Delia Viader found her beautiful wines in top Michelin star restaurants across the globe. Her son, Alan, is making some incredible wines now that all come from their estate site on Howell Mountain. This location is on a rocky hillside and has amazing stony character in the wines. I have tasted these wines for more than 20 plus years. I tried their new ‘DARE’ wines which have novel varietals grown at this stony location. I love the 2024 VIADER ‘DARE’ Grenache (OB, 94) which is stony and floral with amazing novelty. I don’t think there is anything quite like this in Napa. Learn more about this storied Napa winery at https://viader.com Here are the beautiful new wines by VIADER. 20
videoRanking Islay Scotch Whiskies from Best to Worst!
Ardbeg, Ardnahoe, Bowmore, Bruichladdich, Bunnahabhain, Caol Ila Distillery, Kilchoman, Lagavulin and Laphroaig... Which Islay Distillery is best? Join me Jeff Whisky in this video as I rank the active distilleries from best to worst in my own opinion. SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: Join Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/jeffwhisky Subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChSPQQ4v5h89je_B0Mvus2g?sub_confirmation=1 🎉 Big shoutout to my amazing Patreon Bottle Slappers – you legends help keep t
videoThe secret wine aged in French chalk caves
France's longest river produces its most versatile wine, yet most people only know Sancerre. Discover why the smart money drinks the Loire Valley. What questions does this video answer? Why is the Loire Valley considered France's most versatile wine region? What is the best French wine to pair with raw oysters? How does Chenin Blanc change depending on where it's grown? What does Cabernet Franc from Chinon and Saumur taste like? Why do Sancerre wines have smoky, flinty notes? About This Video: Most people only know Sancerre, but France's longest river is hiding the country's most versatile wine list. Certified Italian Wine Ambassador Greg Martellotto takes you on a journey down the Loire River, tracking how the wine completely transforms alongside the changing landscape. Starting near the Atlantic, discover Muscadet—a wine that tastes of lemon, salt, and oyster shell, given a creamy lift by sur lie aging. Move inland to find Chenin Blanc, the ultimate shapeshifter, producing bo
videoPEATEST Whisky - Dramfool Jim McEwan 11 Year Octomore
Octomore - The Peastest Whisky?
videovPub Live - When Indies Do It Better - Ep.1 'The Bens'
I think this could end up being a series. Hence the optimistic “Ep.1” title. Time and time again we hear ourselves saying “leave it to the indies”, “I tried a much better indie bottling” or “indies just do it better”. Can this really be true? How can official bottlings be so lacking with access to all that they have while indies are so capable despite how little they get? We see it everywhere, and it’s no longer just the cherry-picked single casks. We’re seeing indies releasing curated brands an
videoReviewing $75 Pedro Ximinez Finished 100% Rye with Cooper and John Sleeman
We Review Spring Mill Distillery $75 Single Barrel Cask Strength Pedro Ximinez Finished 100% Rye with Cooper and John Sleeman #johnsleemanandsons #springmilldistillery
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Is Natural Wine Just Swill…Or Is It Swill With An Attitude? Or Something Else?
New research concerning commercial yeast adds to this discussion.
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I Live in California, and This Underrated Wine Region Is a Rustic Gem With Family-run Vineyards
Suisun Valley in Northern California has about a dozen wineries and tasting rooms minutes apart, making it easy to explore as an alternative to crowded Napa.
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📺Burgundy’s Next Legend? | Domaine des Chézeaux
In Burgundy, starting a new domaine is never simply about making wine. It is about rebuilding vineyards, restoring a cellar, establishing an identity — and h...
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Afternoon Brief, September 11
Southern Glazer’s to Pay $12.5 Million to Resolve Bribery Investigation with the DOJ: The misconduct at issue involved former employees who took steps to circumvent compliance controls and policies, including submitting fraudulent documentation through third parties. The Company has put in place various measures designed to detect and deter such conduct going forward...
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🎧📺Fly My Pretties, Fly! | Wine Noise Pt. III: Flying Yeast | 101
Sometimes, the wine world talks about yeast as if it floats in the air, blessing grape must with the power of fermentation. The reality is a bit messier, but...
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County Supervisors Review One Year of Wine Business Improvement District
County Supervisors Review One Year of Wine Business Improvement District
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Sea change: can a focus on the pacific turn the tide for Chilean wine?
Sea change: can a focus on the pacific turn the tide for Chilean wine?
video🇵🇷Gracias mi Puerto Rico hermoso❤️
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Alcoholic Daze - Chapter 3
The continuing saga..... How dare she? The leaflet, which my neighbour had given me, incensed me - and my husband was pretty cross too, to put it mildly. This woman did not even know us. How on earth had she got the idea that he was an alcoholic and, even worse to contemplate, was she spreading malicious gossip about us, based on an untruth? The next day, I gathered up all my courage and went over the road to confront her about it. I am not normally one to stick my head above the parapet, but this could not be left unchallenged. If it was to do with seeing him on early mornings out on our forecourt doing DIY with a drink in his hand, I explained that Greg often worked night shifts and that other people's breakfast times were his supper time. Therefore to see him with an alcoholic drink in his hand at breakfast time was not as odd as it seemed. It was his nightcap. She still insisted we were in need of the advice she had presented me with. She had seen the signs in her own
