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videoScribe Winery x Bar Le Côte
Fabulous night celebrating the release of the 2025 Rosé of Pét-Nat with our friends in Los Olivos! Thank you Bar Le Côte and the rest of the team!
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videoFour Global Wine Scandals - poisoning, smuggling, colouring etc. #wine #winetasting
There are four world famous historical wine scandals can you guess which one has now become a #SummerDrinks TikTok trend?
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Garganega white wine variety
Garganega, best known for its role in Italy's Soave wines, is also used in Australia. See Aussie wineries using it.
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Vino Vargas – Paso Robles
ALTHOUGH SADLY CLOSED I FEEL I HAVE TO HIGHLIGHT THIS FABULOUS VINEYARD THAT WAS ! Vino Vargas was a small, family-run winery nestled in the rolling hills of the San Miguel area, just a short drive north of central Paso Robles. When i visited the estate i received a personalised wine experience that was intimate […]
podcast· 1h 12m· S11E211Small Wineries, Big Fines: Hoopes Vineyard vs Napa County in a High-Stakes Fight for Survival
Welcome to another episode of Beats Vines & Life! Today’s conversation focused on the fight to preserve independent winemaking, family legacy, and the spirit of Napa Valley in the face of legal and regulatory challenges. This episode dives into the story of Hoopes Vineyard—a multi-generational, regenerative wine business—and the high-stakes legal battle with Napa County that puts both land and legacy on the line. One concept discussed was the mounting pressure on small producers as corporate interests and complex regulations reshape the region’s culture and economy. A key theme that emerged was resilience: how family farms and passionate advocates band together to protect not just their businesses, but the heart of Napa’s wine identity. The discussion explored how music, wine, and lifestyle connect through community, creativity, and personal storytelling—reminding us why the fight for land and authenticity matters. If you’re passionate about wine, small business, or property rights, th
videoTasting One of the Most Distinctive Cabernets on the Planet
Quebrada de Macul Cabernet Sauvignon Domus Aurea 2021 Link to Wine: https://www.winex.com/quebrada-de-macul-cabernet-sauvignon-domus-aurea-2021.html Join our Daily Email Offer List: https://cdn.forms-content.sg-form.com/f3da488a-d10b-11ee-94a3-62718bdc6118 Some Cabernet Sauvignon wines are about power. Some are about place. The Domus Aurea Cabernet Sauvignon from Alto Maipo is about both. Located just outside Santiago in one of Chile’s most historic Cabernet-growing regions, this hillside vineyard was planted in 1970, producing deeply rooted vines that deliver remarkable intensity and character. Alto Maipo has long been considered the spiritual home of Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon, often compared to Napa Valley for its ability to produce structured, age-worthy wines with real identity. And this wine proves it. The blend is led by 85 percent Cabernet Sauvignon, supported by Bordeaux varieties and aged in 100 percent French oak, delivering both structure and polish. In the gl
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Great Lakes Brewing launches new Irish Party Pack and more seasonal offerings in Florida
Press Release – Great Lakes Brewing Co. (GLBC) announces its first new release of 2026, expanding the Conway’s Irish brand family with the new Irish Party Pack, the first of the brewery’s occasion-themed seasonal variety packs for 2026. Irish Party Pack is available now, alongside classic Conway’s Irish Ale and 2025 innovation brand Conway’s Irish […] The post Great Lakes Brewing launches new Irish Party Pack and more seasonal offerings in Florida appeared first on Florida Beer News .
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Rock Climbing Grapes and High-Altitude Drama: A Letter to My Partner in Wine
To my partner in wine, I have a theory that the best wines are the ones that feel like a secret shared between friends. I recently came across a project called From Brent, and the name alone tells you exactly what you’re getting. We’re not talking big guys, no corporation take over or executive boardroom... The post Rock Climbing Grapes and High-Altitude Drama: A Letter to My Partner in Wine appeared first on Exploring the Wine Glass .
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We’re hiring a Production Operator!
We’re hiring a Production Operator! Check out the description below to see more: Full job description We’re looking for an experienced Production Operator to join our busy Packaging Department in the largest independent brewery in Ireland. As such, you’ll play a key role in the smooth and safe running of our packaging lines. From loading […] The post We’re hiring a Production Operator! appeared first on Rye River Brewing Company .
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Best Time to Visit Nashik: A Well-Explained Seasonal Travel Guide
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videoHunter Valley wine and food pairing
If you love wine and you love food and visiting the Hunter Valley, then Saddler's is your must visit destination. The Bluegrass Wine & Food Pairing is a 90-minute seated lunch in the Barrel Room. Chef Chiero's slow-cooked dishes are paired with six Bluegrass wines across three brackets. Each bracket puts a new release side by side with a rare cellar-aged red wine from our iconic Bluegrass Collection. Experience how wine transforms with time and is elevated with paired food. Three brackets. Three dishes. Six wines. Course 1 — Slow cooked beef cheek with creamy mash, Tuscan kale and red wine sauce Paired with 2023 and 2017 Bluegrass Shiraz Course 2 — Handmade pasta tortello filled with slow cooked venison, sautéed mushrooms and tonka bean Paired with 2023 and 2016 Bluegrass Cabernet Shiraz Course 3 — Slow cooked herb and garlic lamb saddle with Jerusalem artichoke purée and winter truffle jus Paired with 2023 and 2017 Bluegrass Cabernet Sauvignon These rare aged wines are limited
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Faith Family and Service – Castello Barone Vineyards
Welcome to our first episode of Season 8 of Cork Talk! This episode features Scott and Elizabeth Barone from Castello Barone Vineyards in Ronda, NC! Located in the heart of the Swan Creek AVA, Castello Barone Vineyards is a boutique vineyard and winery that is grounded in Old World wine traditions, service to others, andContinue reading →
videoBurgundy Under $100? Meet Aligoté
Burgundy Under $100? Meet Aligoté Comment 'Aligote' below and I'll send you this new episode
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Top 5 Things to Do in Nashik – A Complete Travel Guide
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#207 | Thornbridge, Bakewell
Fresh from celebrating their triumphant 20th anniversary in 2025, Thornbridge can reflect on another year of growth and evolution. And in 2026, beer fans can expect a raft of new beers including a number of fresh releases from its celebrated Union system. So as we gear up for another 12 months of beautiful beer, let’s...
videoAnother Great Wine Night With Friends at Alouette Bistro, Vancouver, B.C.
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The Barrel Room Parlor is hosting its first LIVE event!
The Barrel Room Chronicles podcast (formerly Spirits of Whisk(e)y) was born out of the pandemic in order to continue the momentum started while filming a whiskey and food TV pilot. Little did we know the podcast would take on a life of its own and still be producing episodes three years later. Starting with audio only and moving into virtual video interviews BRC has strived to better the production value as we have grown. Season 2 of BRC is no different. Now that the travel restrictions have lifted, we are taking the show on the road starting on the emerald isle. Look for my live in person Irish whiskey tour episodes in Ireland airing in early 2023. But that’s not all! We are expanding the Barrel Room Parlor to include LIVE and in person events! As each Irish episode is completed, we will hold an in person viewing / tasting event prior to the online premier of the show. Some events will even take place before the end of season 1.&nb
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Rockin’ the Brunello in Montalcino
In the early Miocene period, the hills of Tuscany were submerged under sea level due to the Earth’s violent movement. This led to the creation of valleys, which were later flooded by seawater. When the tides receded, they left behind more than silence — they gifted the land with deposits of calcium carbonate from ancient seashells. Over time, these deposits transformed, through recrystallization, compaction, uplift, exposure, and weathering, into the alabaster and limestone that now define Montalcino’s geological tapestry. To…
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Pensacola’s Coastal County Brewing Company hosts Dark Beer Fest
Pensacola’s Coastal County Brewing Company is devoting an entire weekend to celebrating the merits of ‘dark beer’ of all sizes and styles. From Coastal County Brewing Company: Friday, January 23rd through Sunday, January 25th – Winter Dark Beer Fest There’s no need to fear the dark… especially when it pours this delicious! It just means […] The post Pensacola’s Coastal County Brewing Company hosts Dark Beer Fest appeared first on Florida Beer News .
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Craft Beer and Schlafly Beer with Jared Williamson – BeerSmith Podcast #339
Jared Williamson joins me from Shlafly Brewing in St Lous, MO to discuss Shlafly, their strategy for lower alcohol beers
videoSPLURGE Red from Washington State
2018 Cote Bonneville Red Blend from the Yakima Valley, Washington. The wine is 60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Merlot. An incredible wine that benefits greatly from aeration. It’s a splurge, the price is $128 per bottle. Very low production level. https://cotebonneville.orderport.net/wines/Current-Releases #washingtonstate #cabernetsauvignon #merlot #yakimavalley #redwine #winelover #wineenthusiast #aeration #mwlife #masterofwine #bobpaulinski
podcast· 1h 02m· S6E81The Power of Harmony: How Melanie Gulde and Trey Anastasio are Redefining Recovery
In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Melanie Gulde, the drug court officer who played a pivotal role in helping Phish frontman Trey Anastasio find sobriety back in 2006. Nearly two decades later, both Melanie and Trey are sober and have joined forces to create something extraordinary - The Divided Sky Foundation in Ludlow, Vermont. Together, they’ve built a recovery program that blends the 12 Steps, emotional sobriety, and Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement (M.O.R.E.) into a truly holistic healing experience. Through immersive workshops, music-centered therapy, nature walks, and mindfulness practices, Divided Sky offers a unique space for transformation — one rooted in connection, creativity, and community. Melanie shares her personal journey to sobriety, to getting involved with Drug Court programs, and why she feels so passionate about helping women find treatment. Recently, the Divided Sky Foundation announced the launch of a Women’s Scholarship Fund, created to addres
videoDirty Martini - How Dirty?
Tomorrow is National Cocktail Day! One of our go-to recipes? A Dirty Martini. 🍸 But here’s the debate: how many olives is the right amount in a Dirty Martini? Sound off in the comments!
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February 2026 Wine Club Blog
The post February 2026 Wine Club Blog appeared first on Linganore Wines .