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World Drinks Awards announces the best drinks and people of 2026
This year's competition saw World's Best titles awarded to both established producers and emerging innovators.
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To Galifianakis, The Future is Agrarian
Discover why Zach Galifianakis’ Netflix series This Is a Gardening Show is inspiring viewers to reconnect with farming, gardening, and the people who grow our food.
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International Bartenders Association launches global hub for bars
The IBA offers venues one place for recipes, menus, staff routines, checklists and event management.
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30-year-old Pelican Brewing looks to non-alcoholic beverages and new locations for expansion
Pelican Brewing owners Jeff Schons (left) and Mary Jones (right) with brewmaster Darron Welch (center) Pelican Brewing is betting on craft soda and variety to boost grocery store sales, and in-person experiencing taprooms to carry the good vibes and Oregon coast centered brands draft beer into their fourth decade. The iconic Oregon Coast craft brewery that started as a brewpub in sleepy Pacific City has been one of the most award-winning breweries in the world and inspired a generation of brewers and that legacy is at the forefront as they celebrate their 30th anniversary this year. As a fan and observer of Pelican Brewing’s legacy since 1996, it has been fascinating to watch the brand go from hard to get destination location, to widely available grocery store best-seller. Pelican’s classic Kiwanda Cream Ale ( now called just Kiwanda ), Pilsner, mixed packs, and the extremely popular Beak Breaker Double IPA is often the best price to quality ratio deal in the store. Pelican husband and
videoRefreshing Vinho Verde: Arca Nova 2025 | 93 Points
Refreshing Vinho Verde: Arca Nova 2025 | 93 Points 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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📺Cava Revolution Nobody Is Talking About – with Sarah Jane Evans MW
In this episode of the No Sediment Wine Podcast, I sit down with Sarah Jane Evans MW to explore Spanish sparkling wine Cava, its ongoing image problem, and w...
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Shelf-Stocking as an Illegal Inducement? What Connecticut’s Free-Labor Ruling Means for Alcohol Wholesalers After Loper Bright
A Fedway-Based Critique of Conn. Fine Wine & Spirits v. Liquor Control Commission The... The post Shelf-Stocking as an Illegal Inducement? What Connecticut’s Free-Labor Ruling Means for Alcohol Wholesalers After Loper Bright appeared first on Libation Law Blog .
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La Vernaccia di San Gimignano al bivio: storia, identità e nuove sfide
La quarta edizione di “Regina Ribelle Vernaccia di San Gimignano Wine Fest”, conclusasi il 31 maggio, ha lasciato in eredità una profonda riflessione che va ben oltre il semplice spirito celebrativo. La ricorrenza era di quelle solenni: settecentocinquanta anni dalla prima attestazione documentata del vino e sessant’anni dalla nascita della Doc, la prima in assoluto […] L'articolo La Vernaccia di San Gimignano al bivio: storia, identità e nuove sfide proviene da La Stanza del vino .
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【Release Information】KANOSUKE DOUBLE DISTILLERY 2025 LIMITED EDITION
Information on Kanosuke’s 2025 Limited Edition has been released, and will be available from September 25th. This time, DOUBLE DISTILLERY using the original sake from Kanosuke distillery & Hioki distillery. Newly released Kanosuke limited series. The 2024 Limited is released by HIOKI. This seems to be another special one. １．KANOSUKE DOUBLE DISTILLERY 2025 LIMITED EDITION […]
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Museum of Western Art highlighting Texas wine industry
Museum of Western Art highlighting Texas wine industry
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How Much Alcohol Is There In Wine? An Easy Guide To Wine ABV
We love our weekly tipple and the unwinding that comes with a hearty glass of wine at the end of a hard week - It really does feel like that light at the end of the tunnel, only here it is in the form of a glimmering glass of wine. Whether you’re a curious beginner who simply wants to enjoy a glass,.. Read More
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Enotourism Writer and Speaker: Why Wine Regions Need a Real Voice in Wine Travel
By Jamie Knee | Petite Wine Traveler | Luxury Wine Travel Writer, Global Wine Presenter, and Enotourism Storyteller How enotourism connects wine, hospitality, luxury travel, and destination identity, and why the right voice makes all the difference What Enotourism Really Means Enotourism is one of those words that sounds narrow until you begin to understand… The post Enotourism Writer and Speaker: Why Wine Regions Need a Real Voice in Wine Travel appeared first on Petite Wine Traveler .
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📺Winery of the Year’s secret to world-class Hunter Valley wine | Stuart Hordern of Brokenwood
What makes a truly iconic Australian wine?In this episode of the Halliday Wine Companion Podcast, Anna Webster sits down with Brokenwood Chief Winemaker Stua...
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Four Roses 2025 Limited Edition Small Batch Bourbon: 109 Proof 13 and 19 Year Old Bourbons
Four Roses 2025 Limited Edition Small Batch launches Sept. 3 at barrel strength 109 proof. Aged 13–19 years, MSRP $249, only 16,854 bottles. The post Four Roses 2025 Limited Edition Small Batch Bourbon: 109 Proof 13 and 19 Year Old Bourbons first appeared on BourbonBlog .
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INSIDER DEAL! 49% OFF Two 93-Point Tin Barn Single Vineyard Pinot Noirs
It’s a pair of beautiful Pinots from reader favorite Tin Barn Vineyards! Don’t miss the return of the Ricci Vineyard ... Read more
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Beervana 2026 set to bush brewing boundaries
This year’s festival will bring together some of New Zealand’s biggest breweries, a strong Australian contingent, and first-time international brewers.
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Meloni Defends Italy’s Wine Industry
Meloni Defends Italy’s Wine Industry
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Whiskey Review: Maker’s Mark 46: French Oaked Bourbon
Introduction Today, we’re reviewing Maker’s Mark 46 , a French-oaked bourbon that first hit shelves in 2010. When we first tried it in 2019, we both assumed this label had been around much longer, but it turns out it was only a decade old at that point. Maker’s Mark, of course, is one of the world’s best-selling wheated bourbons. In a wheated mash bill, wheat takes the place of rye as the secondary grain after corn, typically producing a softer nose and sweeter profile. We almost always find cherry notes in wheated bourbons, and even after all the whiskeys we’ve reviewed, this remains one of our favorite categories. Maker’s 46 starts out as standard Maker’s Mark—made in batches of less than 1,000 gallons—before being finished with ten heavily seared French oak staves inserted into the barrel. The whiskey is then aged for an additional two to three months. This finishing technique adds depth and a distinct oak character. Mash bill: 7
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Classic Wines + Spirits of California Expands Portfolio with Naidu Wines
The Indian-founded, California-based boutique winery joins Classic Wine’s growing network, bringing estate-driven Sonoma County wines to California retailers and consumers June 3, 2026 (Sonoma, CA) — Classic Wine + Spirits [...]
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Long Hidden Beneath Castle, 130-Year-Old Wine Is Sipped
Long Hidden Beneath Castle, 130-Year-Old Wine Is Sipped
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Napa Valley College and Napa Valley College Foundation Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Donna Altes Hospitality Training Center
June 3, 2026 (Napa, CA) — Napa Valley College and the Napa Valley College Foundation celebrated the grand opening of the Donna Altes Hospitality Training Center, a state-of-the-art facility that significantly expands opportunities for education, training, [...]
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Bryn Mawr Vineyards Introduces the Chromatic Series as Part of its Spring 2026 Releases
New character-driven Pinot Noirs reimagine Willamette Valley blending through the artistic lens of Winemaker Rachel Rose, celebrated with a June 18 Artist Happy Hour June 3, 2026 (Salem, OR) [...]
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Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance Foundation Awards $30,000 in Scholarships to 12 Local High School Seniors
Next Virtual Auction Set for September 14-23, 2026 June 3, 2026 (Paso Robles, CA) — The Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance Foundation (PRWCAF) awards $30,000 in scholarships to 12 graduating [...]
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Hard-working Messenger overcomes obstacles to sign National Letter of Intent and play baseball at Davidson College
Griffin Messenger overcame whatever obsticales where in his way to continue his baseball career at Davidson College. The post Hard-working Messenger overcomes obstacles to sign National Letter of Intent and play baseball at Davidson College appeared first on Napa Sports News .
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