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It’s Unanimous: Winemakers, Wine Sellers, and Wine Drinkers Love New York Cabernet Franc!
Kathleen Willcox and Robin Shreeves Kathleen Willcox and Robin Shreeves' work frequently appears in Wine Enthusiast, Wine Searcher, Wine Industry Advisor, Liquor.com and many other...
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Sclavia - Terre del Volturno IGP "Granito" 2024
di Carlo Macchi Casavecchia! Chi lo conosce alzi la mano e nel Casertano la alzeranno tutti. Uva rossa tannica che la DOC ha inutilmente appesantito con due anni di legno. Ma Sclavia ha trovato la soluzione: niente legno, freschezza aromatica, tannino vivace, corpo dinamico, piacevolissimo. L’Epifania del Casavecchia.
videoI left Mike & Ike Blue Raspberry in Vodka for a week
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"Apricity, Whole Life Recovery" with Michelle Devine Giese, Dan Haak, and Jolie VerVoort
In 2018, STEP Industries and The Mooring Programs merged to become Apricity, a progressive recovery community in Wisconsin. The leadership team brought to life the vision of a one-of-a-kind recovery organization that offers treatment, employment, transitional living, and education. Michelle Devine Giese, the CEO of Apricity, Dan Haak, the President of Apricity Contract Packaging and Recovery Support, and Jolie VerVoort, the President of Residential Treatment Services, discuss their unique, innovative program of recovery, work, and support. Apricity can be reached at Apricity - Drug and Alcohol Treatment and Employment . The State of Wisconsin's Dose of Reality campaign is at Dose of Reality: Opioids in Wisconsin . More information about the federal response to the ongoing opiate crisis can be found at One Pill Can Kill . The views and opinions of the guests on this podcast are theirs and theirs alone and do not necessarily represent those of the host or Westwords Consulting. We're alwa
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📺🍷 Stop Chasing Labels • Series 1 & 2 recap • Wine Bros Uncorked
🍷 Stop Chasing Labels • Series 1 & 2 recap • Wine Bros Uncorked🍾 INTRODUCTIONEveryone should get down with good wine—but chasing labels, scores, and brands...
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Y Series Pinot Grigio 2025
Simply now known as ‘Y Series,’ but offers the same fantastic value. Winemaker is Heather Fraser. Y Series, Pinot Grigio, South Australia, 2025 Ripe and rich: rosewater hints under honeysuckle, […]
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Afternoon Brief, May 14
Appropriations Committee Advances American Wine Truth in Labeling Legislation: The California Association of Winegrape Growers and Family Winemakers of California today announced that AB 1585, American Wine Truth in Labeling legislation, was approved by the Assembly Appropriations Committee. AB 1585 would require that any wine labeled “American” and sold or bottled in California be made from 100 percent American-grown winegrapes...
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No solutions, only tradeoffs… getting back in shape, again
If there has been one silver lining that came from crashing out of the beer industry, no longer traveling and going back to the 9-5 insurance grind, it’s been being able to fall into a routine and get back in the gym for the first time years. Memorial Day Murph, 2025. I’ve made a ton of progress even since then I’ve been back at the gym pretty regularly for over a year now. I’ve definitely gotten stronger and better conditioned. Pounds and inches have been a bit harder to drop. The past couple of months I’ve made an effort to be even more consistent with my workouts, trying to get 7,000 steps in a day, intermittent fasting, drinking at least 80 ounces of water per day, and yes, drinking less beer. Ten years ago was the first time I had to confront the liquid calories involved in homebrewing and being a beer lover. At that time I did go back to the gym for a while until I tore my rotator cuff. I didn’t injure it at the gym. I slipped while chasing a train after Andy and I we
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May in the Garden
“Gardening was a subtle process of give and take with the landscape, a search for some middle ground between culture and nature.” -Michael Pollan, Second Nature: A Gardener’s Education There is a distinct shift in the garden in spring. A smell emits from the soil—geosmin, a volatile chemical produced by soil-dwelling bacteria and fungi. This… The post May in the Garden appeared first on Brooks Wine .
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South Africa predicts high-quality 2026 wine harvest
South Africa’s wine industry has reported a technically demanding but high-quality 2026 harvest, with producers overcoming climatic extremes to deliver concentrated wines with strong premium potential. Industry bodies said the vintage demonstrates both the adaptability of vineyard teams and South Africa’s growing focus on value-driven, premium wine production for global markets.
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Laetitia Vineyards & Winery Introduces the Sparkjoy Wine Series, Created to Spark Joy and Happiness in the Community
New wine series benefits Woods Humane Society as winery invites the community to celebrate with food, music, and four-legged friends over the Memorial Day weekend. May 14, 2026 (Arroyo Grande, [...]
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6 Years 329 days - Bank
Boyle is now a good little consumer.
videoDiscover Cranbrook on the Kootenay Rockies East Ale Trail 🍺🏔️
Explore Cranbrook on the Kootenay Rockies East Ale Trail 🍻 If enjoying a beer alongside spectacular wilderness vistas is your idea of a good time, you have come to the right place. Home to majestic mountains and panoramic valleys, the East Kootenays region features spectacular parks, hot springs and hiking trails, as well as several alpine resorts along the “Powder Highway.”
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Student Innovators Take Center Stage at Farm Robotics Challenge Awards on May 21
Teams from around the world compete in annual ag tech contest organized by UC ANR Innovate, partners May 14, 2026 — The fourth annual Farm Robotics Challenge will announce its winners during [...]
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Following State Dinner, [Re]Discovering Hopkins Vineyard
State Dinners are always fun. Right? Well, never been to one, so I can only assume. But no matter, we are here only for the wine, and maybe food. I had been following the subject of State Dinners for as long as this blog has existed. For example, here is a post analyzing the selection […]
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Appropriations Committee Advances American Wine Truth in Labeling Legislation
AB 1585 (Connolly & Ransom) Continues in the Legislature May 14, 2026 (Sacramento, CA) — The California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG) and Family Winemakers of California (FWC) today announced [...]
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Ancient Cypriot grape offers hope for Australia’s wine growers
Ancient Cypriot grape offers hope for Australia’s wine growers
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Class Is in Session: The Hue Society Reimagines Wine Education with the 2026 Wine & Culture Fest “Summer School”
The 8th Annual Festival takes place at Philadelphia’s Historic Bok Building May 13, 2026 (Philadelphia, PA) — The Hue Society is proud to announce the 2026 return of the Wine & Culture [...]
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📺How This Vineyard Is Working to Scrape Away Lanternfly Eggs
With summer around the corner, spotted lanternflies' eggs are about to hatch across several states. Experts say these bugs are sucking the life out of plants...
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📺A Morning at Gloria Ferrer, Wine and Stories with the Winemaker | Barrels & Roots Wine Tours
A morning at Gloria Ferrer turned into something special.In this episode of Barrels & Roots, Vy and I step inside the tasting experience with the winemaker, ...
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Classic Musso & Frank–Inspired Pot Roast with RHF Cabernet Sauvignon Pairing
Inspired by the timeless glamour of Hollywood’s legendary Musso & Frank Grill, this classic pot roast brings old-school comfort and elegance to the table. Slow-braised and deeply savory, it’s the kind of meal made for lingering conversations, candlelit dinners, and a bold glass of red within reach. Paired with Frank Family’s RHF Cabernet Sauvignon, the […] The post Classic Musso & Frank–Inspired Pot Roast with RHF Cabernet Sauvignon Pairing appeared first on Frank Family Vineyards Blog .
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📺Why Has NYC Turned Prohibitionist? | The VinePair Podcast
Adam, Joanna, and Zach puzzle over New York City's recently launched "Buzzkill" campaign, ostensibly to inform the public about the health risks of alcohol. ...
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Crafting Community: Experience the New CraftCo Social House
At Coppercraft, we’ve always believed that great spirits start with great stories, and the best ones are shared. Now, we finally have a home built for both. Introducing the CraftCo Social House, a place where the art of distilling meets the spirit of gathering. Located in the heart of Holland, Michigan, this new space brings […]
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Monday Night 12th Anniversary (PHOTOS)
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