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videoPiedmont wine in NYC
🍇 Which Piedmont grape varieties are the perfect match for New York City's vibrant wine scene? We asked our friend and NYC hospitality expert, Yannick Benjamin, to share his ideas 🍷
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Beerchaser Notables – An Excellent Public Servant and Three Outstanding Entrepreneurs – Part I
Welcome back to Thebeerchaser. This is a long post. If you are seeing this post through an e-mail, please visit the blog by clicking on the title at the top to see all of the photos and so the narrative is not clipped or shortened. Followers … Continue reading →
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The First B&B Associate Bourbon Steward Class Is in the Books
Twenty people walked into B&B HQ on Saturday morning. All twenty are now Certified Bourbon Stewards. That's a 100% pass rate, which I'll take — though I'll also admit I was rooting hard for everyone in that room.
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📺Pietro Ratti and the Next Chapter of a Barolo Legend
For Pietro Ratti, wine is measured differently: not in bottles sold or scores received, but in harvests. A winemaker may only have fifty chances in...
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Anker
The Anker — A Maritime Cocktail with Spice and Floral Depth Where The Hague’s oldest distillery meets bold botanical character A Cocktail Inspired by Dutch Maritime Heritage The Anker is a cocktail that captures the adventurous and spirited side of Dutch gin culture. Inspired by the historic Van Kleef Distillery in The Hague, this serve […]
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US beverage giants roll out QR codes to boost ingredient transparency
It has been developed by American Beverage, the national trade organisation representing America’s leading nonalcoholic beverage companies and provides factual, non-industry information about more than 140 beverage ingredients. By integrating Good to Know into QR codes we’re making it easier than ever for consumers to have clear and reliable information right at their fingertips.”
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King’s County Distillery, Brooklyn, NYC
Just across the Brooklyn Bridge in a former Navy Yard is a small craft distillery called King’s County, the first in NYC since prohibition. We visited in 2018, so given its history has now doubled since then, i’m sure some things have changed, but i’m sure it’s still worth a visit. The founders were Kentucky … The post King’s County Distillery, Brooklyn, NYC appeared first on Toronto Whisky Society .
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📺Quench – The Mount Crushmore of American Wine with Steve Matthiasson
**The edited version of our full May 13, 2026 "Mt. Crushmore of American Wine" broadcast** Live from Copia in the Napa Valley, the people and...
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Penns Woods Winery Expands Vineyard Stewardship in Partnership with Equivine Farm in Chester County
This new partnership preserves historic vineyard acreage and strengthens the future of Pennsylvania terroir. June 23, 2026 — Penns Woods Winery is proud to announce its stewardship of Equivine Farm, a [...]
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Altamar Brands Launches Probitas Green Label Blended Rum
Higher-Proof Line Extension Expands Upon First Joint Venture Between Caribbean Distilleries to Produce a Multi-Island Blended Rum June 23, 2026 (Corona del Mar, CA) — Probitas, the award-winning white blended [...]
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Arnold Palmer Drink
The Arnold Palmer is a refreshing summer drink from the 1960s. It is made by combining lemonade and iced tea. In my opinion, this winning combination is better than iced tea or lemonade. They pair so well together. Even though this recipe is simple, there are tons of variations and finding the ratio you like…
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Join Journey for Their “Final Frontier” at Gracianna Concert Series in Hawaii
Plus a chance to win a Grateful Merch Pack June 23, 2026 (Healdsburg, CA / Honolulu, HI) — On the heels of two highly successful concerts by Josh Groban and [...]
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Landmark Vineyards Awards $75,000 to Sonoma County Nonprofits and Classrooms Through 2026 Community Grants Program
Annual Program Supports Educators and Community Organizations Advancing Student Success and Local Impact June 23, 2026 (Kenwood, CA) — Landmark Vineyards has awarded $75,000 in grants to five Sonoma County nonprofits and local schools as part of its 2026 Community Grants program, continuing its [...]
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Decanter Awards Platinum Medal to Bottega Brunello di Montalcino
Only five other Tuscan red wines received the same recognition June 23, 2026 — At the 2026 edition of the Decanter World Wine Awards, Brunello di Montalcino Il Vino dei [...]
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Courtney DeGraff to Transition from Role as Executive Director of the Anderson Valley Winegrowers Association
After seven and a half years of leadership, DeGraff reflects on the people, partnerships, and community spirit that make Anderson Valley one of the world’s most special wine regions. June [...]
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New Zealand Winery Wairau River Releases Braided, a White Blend
The Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc wine is the winery’s first blend June 23, 2026 (Lake Bluff, IL) — Wairau River, an award-winning and pioneering Marlborough winery who was at [...]
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🎧📺 What Makes Paso Robles Wines Different from Napa and Sonoma with Jane Dunkley – #037
Inside Wine Podcast — Episode 37 Featuring Jane Dunkley, Winemaker for Bezel Wines Episode Summary In this episode of the Inside Wine Podcast, host Joe...
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Mercenary Premier Acquires Edna Valley Facility to Launch Comprehensive Winemaking Services
Partners Josh Baker and Jason FullmerExpand Production Services with New Anchor Facility; Available for Harvest 2026 June 23, 2026 (San Luis Obispo, CA) — Mercenary Premier announced the acquisition of the [...]
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Perry’s Unveils a Pair of Two Hour Rule Wines Inspired by Palm Springs History and Benefitting Dap Health
Both are available exclusively at Perry’s in Palm Springs and Provincetown. June 23, 2026 (Palm Springs, CA) — Perry’s Fine Wines & Liquors Palm Springs, named the #1 Wine Shop [...]
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Embracing French Elegance, Gratien Meyer Relaunches with New Identity and Wine
June 23, 2026 (White Plains, NY) — Gratien Meyer, the historic crémant winery of the Loire Valley, is proud to unveil its reawakened identity with its portfolio of new wines [...]
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May 31: Clint Eastwood’s Birthday
It's Clint Eastwood’s Birthday. Born in 1930, The Man With No Name, as he was called, or not called, in Sergio Leone's excellent series of Westerns, is still hard at it, directing and acting in an ever-growing anthology of films. So, did Dirty Harry like a drink? He did and does, though not on the same level as say, John Wayne or Lee Marvin. But then, few did. His gun-slinging characters knocked back a lot of whiskey but in real life Clint's generally a wine and beer guy, and to prove it he owned a pub for nearly 27 years, namely the Boar's Breath in Carmel-by-the-Sea, and released a microbrew called Pale Rider Ale back in the 1990s.
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The Wine Industry’s Growing Divide Has Nothing To Do With The Market
The Wine Industry’s Growing Divide Has Nothing To Do With The Market
podcast· 1h 12m· S10E27Episode 531 - Mount Langi Ghiran "Billi Billi" Shiraz
Mount Langi Ghiran "Billi Billi" Shiraz In this episode, Rob and Scott review a lesser known, but still high quality Austrailian Shiraz by Mount Langi Ghiran, and their Billi Billi. So come join us, on The Wine Vault.
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Austin Hope Charity Golf Tournament Raises $167,000 for Must! Charities
June 23, 2026 (Paso Robles, CA) — The 2026 Austin Hope Charity Golf Tournament delivered an unforgettable day of golf, hospitality, and philanthropy, raising $167,000 for Must! Charities during a [...]