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Farm Supply Company announces merger
– Farm Supply Company, based in San Luis Obispo with stores in Paso Robles, San Luis Obispo, Arroyo Grande, Santa Maria, and Buellton, and Grange […]
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Hollywood actor turned winemaker Sam Neill passes away
Hollywood actor turned winemaker Sam Neill passes away
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WhistlePig’s 30-Year-Old Single Malt Is the Brand’s Oldest Whiskey Yet
The whiskey was aged for 30 years and finished in Italian Vin Santo barrels. The post WhistlePig’s 30-Year-Old Single Malt Is the Brand’s Oldest Whiskey Yet appeared first on Bevvy .
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videoHow Regenerative Farming Keeps Zinfandel Fresh
How do you keep Zinfandel fresh in a warm vineyard? At Seghesio Family Vineyards in California’s Alexander Valley, the team explains how regenerative farming, cover crops and keeping the vineyard floor green can help lower temperatures around the vines and grapes. The result is not simply healthier soils. Cooler fruit and vines that remain active for longer can help preserve one of Zinfandel’s most important characteristics: its natural acidity and fresh bramble-fruit character. A fascinating look at the connection between vineyard management and what ultimately ends up in the glass. #Zinfandel #WineEducation #RegenerativeViticulture #CaliforniaWine #WineWithJimmy
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Portugal's Harvest Season: The Best Wineries to Visit
Every September, vineyards across Portugal shift from quiet green slopes into some of the country's most vibrant destinations. This is Portugal's harvest season , locally known as the vindima, and for wine lovers, it's simply the best time to visit a Portuguese winery.
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Pour Provence Rosé and Let the Celebration Begin
Decades ago, I spent a summer in Paris between my junior and senior years in college. As I immersed myself in French culture from sun-up to sundown, my love for travel was solidified as was my new-found adoration of good wine paired with food. A particularly fond memory of that summer was the annual Bastille […] READ MORE The post Pour Provence Rosé and Let the Celebration Begin appeared first on Grape Experiences .
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A Summer Duo from Little Engine Wines
This is the first review of the season featuring two Little Engine Wines that match so well with summer. What goes best with sunshine, mountain views and long, slow days? Light, refreshing, delicious wines. You are going to love these wines as much as I do. Just ideal for enjoying on the beach, by the ... Read more The post A Summer Duo from Little Engine Wines first appeared on My VanCity .
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Weekly Cellar Round-Up
Over the course of a week, I taste a bunch of wine, usually with friends, and almost always with my wife. Here are some of the wines we tasted over the past few weeks. These are wines that were not sent … Continue reading →
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Equiano Rum - Dueling Ownership Bids
Dueling bids for the brand's assets and a founder’s exit —Equiano Rum battle spills into the spotlight.
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Highlights: Sandridge Barton East Field Pinot Noir Early 2025 Devon, England
Another cracking lighter-style red from the UK! Sandridge Barton East Field Pinot Noir Early 2025 Devon, England11.2% alcohol. 100% Pinot
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Your Bourbon Heritage Month Cheat Sheet
13 facts about National Bourbon Heritage Month and the quintessential American spirit it celebrates. The post Your Bourbon Heritage Month Cheat Sheet appeared first on Bevvy .
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James Gin Asian Parsnip Review
A review of the James Gin Asian Parsnip.
videoA taste of Calabria, with Mamma Jumbo Shrimp. ☀️🍷🦐
This summer, we’re telling wine stories a little differently. ☀️🍷 Through the places we visit, the food we share and the bottles we open along the way. First stop: Calabria, with a panino filled with caciocavallo and ’nduja, paired with Le Formelle Cirò from Caparra & Siciliani winery.
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Rioja Wine Tourism Grows Smarter — and Leads Spain’s Wine Destinations
The numbers are in, and they tell a compelling story. According to the Wine Tourism Monitor published by the Regulatory Council of Rioja QDO, wine tourism in Bilbao-Rioja is not just holding steady — it is generating more value, attracting more international visitors, and drawing greater investment than at any previous point in the designation's history. For wine lovers planning their next trip, the case for Bilbao and Rioja has never been stronger. The post Rioja Wine Tourism Grows Smarter — and Leads Spain’s Wine Destinations appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
videoI left Mike & Ike Blue Raspberry in Vodka for a week
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Valkyrie.
Valkyrie. This quick. Busy month. Holidays! Last month Montenegro. Montenegro good! This month more Montenegro! Own recipe. Gin, Montenegro, lemon juice, ginger syrup, bitters. Shake. Up. Yum! See you next month! Valkyrie. 1.5oz / 45ml Gin of choice (but not … Continue reading →
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The Best Gin for Beginners: Start Your Journey Here
Some bottles of gin sit quietly on the shelf, waiting to be forgotten. That is not where your journey begins. If you are searching for the best gin for beginners, you deserve a bottle that feels alive. Think juniper-forward gin with citrus, herbs, and a touch of subtle spice layered together in a way that […]The post The Best Gin for Beginners: Start Your Journey Here appeared first on Hush and Whisper Distilling Co .
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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A history of wine and design in Bordeaux
Bordeaux has history when it comes to designing spaces to share its wines, especially in the Médoc where many of the Chateaux along ‘La Route des Châteaux’ were built to show passers-by their prestige. The post A history of wine and design in Bordeaux appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Seggiano olive oil
High on the north-western slopes of Mount Amiata craggy profile of an ancient massif, there exists a forest of silver. These are not just trees; they are a historical legacy. The Olivastra Seggianese, a native botanical cultivar, has spent centuries shaping the morphology of the land and the soul of the communities that inhabit it. […] L'articolo Seggiano olive oil proviene da The Wolf Post Wine Magazine .
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Mandatory EFT is Coming Before You know It! Are You Ready?
We first addressed California’s new mandatory electronic fund transfer requirements in November of 2024 here. Implementation is now a little over 3 months away (January 1, 2026) so the time has come to refresh those licensees subject to the new regulations (primarily retailers, wholesalers and those wineries and importers selling domestic or imported beer, wine or spirits under California Type 17 and 18 licenses). Because of the ambiguity of the underlying statute, and the prohibition on accepting payment from a retailer by legal tender (cash or check, except in limited circumstances), we’ve been getting many questions about the practical implications and interpretation of the new statutory requirements. While this blog post addresses some of the follow-up issues, we are sure that as the regulations are implemented, there will be more questions, consternation by some, and frustration by many.
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South Australia’s recipe of wine, events, and festivals is a winner
South Australia’s abundance of world-class food and wine, coupled with its lively events and festival scene, have long been crowd favourites with national and international guests. The post South Australia’s recipe of wine, events, and festivals is a winner appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Exclusive: Château Beauséjour – Saint-Émilion at its finest
Exclusive to Brice & Burnett, we’re delighted to bring you a special selection of wines from Château Beauséjour – a Premier Grand Cru Classé B in Saint-Émilion famed for its terroir and panoramic beauty. In the vast ocean of wines that make up Bordeaux, Beauséjour has to be among the finest. We’ve secured a string […] The post Exclusive: Château Beauséjour – Saint-Émilion at its finest appeared first on Wine Cellar Plus .
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Torre de Oña and their show-stopping modern Riojas
Torre de Oña is among the most exciting projects coming out of Rioja Alavesa – a sub-region that’s ‘home of some of Spain’s most creative winemakers’ (Decanter). Their flagship red, Finca Martelo Reserva, is only released in exceptional years and the 2019 is elegant and expressive. It shows intense layers of red, blue and purple fruit along with […] The post Torre de Oña and their show-stopping modern Riojas appeared first on Wine Cellar Plus .
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