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The Wine Makers – Sonoma Pride
With Pride Month just around the corner, we invited two leaders from Sonoma’s LGBTQ+ community to give us the rundown on the events, celebrations, and activities happening throughout the summer. Gary Saperstein, owner and co-founder of Out In The Vineyard, joins us to talk about creating LGBTQ+ travel and wine country experiences, including winery tours, special events, and the nationally recognized Gay Wine Weekend. The three-day festival brings together visitors from across North America for wine, food, entertainment, and community in Sonoma Valley. We’re also joined by Lisa Storment, president of Wake UP Sonoma, who discusses her advocacy work and the organization’s efforts to support LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities, promote civic engagement, and advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout Sonoma County. Together, they share what’s ahead for Pride season and why these events continue to matter to the community. [Ep 412] outinthevineyard.com sonomacountypride.com wakeupso
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6 Hidden Gem Tasting Rooms That Just Opened in Paso Robles
If you thought you’d tasted everything Paso Robles had to offer, think again. Between June and October 2025, six distinctive new tasting rooms opened across the region—from a legendary California estate’s first Central Coast outpost to a working farm where three generations live among the vines. These aren’t carbon copies of existing experiences; they represent […]
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Yonder Cider
From a garage in Seattle, to one of the fastest growing cideries in America, the success of Yonder offers lessons in perseverance & innovation.
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The Architects of the Vine: Best of 2025
2025 has been a year of profound contrasts—navigating the lows of heartache while finding solace The post The Architects of the Vine: Best of 2025 first appeared on The Primlani Kitchen aka Indian Wine Goddess .
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Winter Warmers: Belgian Beers Made for Cold Nights
Winter Warmers: Belgian Beers Made for Cold Nights As winter settles in and the nights draw longer, there’s nothing quite like a beer that offers warmth, depth and comfort. Belgian brewing, renowned for its tradition and craftsmanship, excels when it comes to beers that shine in the colder months. Rich, dark and full-bodied, [...]
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10 U.S. Wine Regions to Visit in 2026: From Classic Spots to Hidden Gems
No need to travel internationally to experience great wine and hospitality, thanks to these top U.S. wine regions you’ll want to visit this year. The post 10 U.S. Wine Regions to Visit in 2026: From Classic Spots to Hidden Gems first appeared on WineCountry.com .
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What have I been drinking lately?
<p>Here’s a roundup of some of the drinks I’ve consumed over the last few weeks. It may seem a lot, but most of the beers are one-off drinks, and the wines are one-off bottles, hee hee</p><p>So here they are, in no particular order………</p><figure><img
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Navigating Drug Addiction Rehab: 5 Key Steps for Success
Drug addiction is a complex and challenging issue that affects millions of individuals and families across the globe. Seeking help through drug addiction rehab is a vital step towards recovery, but it can also be overwhelming and intimidating. With the right guidance and support, navigating the process of drug addiction rehab can lead to successful and lasting recovery. In Austin, Texas, there are numerous reputable drug rehab facilities that offer a range of treatment options to meet the diverse needs of individuals struggling with addiction. From detoxification to therapy and aftercare support, the key steps outlined in this article will help you navigate drug addiction rehab with confidence and pave the way for a brighter, healthier future. The post Navigating Drug Addiction Rehab: 5 Key Steps for Success appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
video60 Second Review of Bruno Giacosa 2013 Faletto Vigna Le Rocche Barolo
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JJ Grey’s Rolling Rooster Florida Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review
This isn’t our first review of a celebrity backed spirit and it probably won’t be our last. And we’re fine with that. As long as it’s goooooooood! The subject of today’s video is a Florida Straight Bourbon Whiskey called Rolling Rooster which is made at Florida’s St. Augustine […]
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Champagnes & Châteaux Appoints Richard Nunn as Off-Trade Key Account Manager
Champagnes & Châteaux is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard Nunn as Off-Trade Key Account Manager, a newly created role that underlines the company’s commitment to expanding its premium wine portfolio across the UK independent and regional market. This strategic appointment reflects the continued development of Champagnes & Châteaux UK’s off-trade presence, supporting independent... The post Champagnes & Châteaux Appoints Richard Nunn as Off-Trade Key Account Manager appeared first on Champagnes & Châteaux .
videosparkling spring! 2025 Rosé Pétillant Naturel 🌺
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Discover the Unexpected During ‘Try January’
We’re raising a glass to ‘Try January’ – a growing trend that invites wine lovers to break out of their comfort zones and explore new varieties. Texas is the ideal playground for your next adventure.
video¡EL PROBLEMA DE LA VINOTINTO! | #venezuela #futbol #WBC
videoSanta Barbara Chardonnay Bargain
Zaca Mesa “Tread” Chardonnay from Santa Barbara California. Classic style from a region known for top class Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. It typically sells for $35, in promo for a limited time for $15 at K&L. #santabarbara #chardonnay #california #californiawine #winetasting #wineenthusiast #winenot #winelover #mwlife #masterofwine #bobpaulinski
videoBracket Bursting Punch | Total Wine & More
Depending on how brackets go tomorrow, a lot of us are going to need this recipe. 🏀
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News from Champagne that you may not find elsewhere
JANUARY 2026 A selection of less well-known news stories from Champagne Since we are still only a couple of weeks into 2026, I hope it’s not too late to wish you and yours a very Happy New Year. Since we share a common interest in champagne, I thought you might be intrigued by this light-hearted selection of news from Champagne that you probably won’t find anywhere else. I hope you enjoy the read and do feel free to let me know if you have any questions or comments “Welcome to the vineyards of Verzy. The most beautiful in all of Champagne.” There are some 320 villages in Champagne, and I imagine that the inhabitants of each one feel that their village is the best. Whatever the truth of the matter, Verzy must have a claim to be at the top of the list. Of course, I’m biased because I lived there for 20 years or so, but I am not alone in my opinion. The quotation above is from the opening lines of the film Widow Clicquot , spoken by Monsieur Clicquot to his young bride — before she tragic
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The Ins and Outs of Inpatient Drug Rehab: A Comprehensive Analysis
Inpatient drug rehab is a crucial step in the journey to recovery for individuals struggling with substance abuse. This analysis looks at inpatient drug rehab, including intake and therapy options. In Austin, Texas, our facility offers a safe place for people to heal and start over. If you or a loved one needs treatment, it's important to know about inpatient drug rehab to make the best choice. Let’s explore the different components of inpatient drug rehab and how it can pave the way to a healthier, drug-free life. The post The Ins and Outs of Inpatient Drug Rehab: A Comprehensive Analysis appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
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Lone River Ranch Water Review
With summer heat fast approaching, it’s time to think about adult beverages that will quench your thirst as the hot sun tries to bake and broil the life out of you. Sure, you could reach for a lager, pilsner, hard seltzer, or some other lowish ABV beverage. Or […]
podcast· 1h 05m· S9E2Season 9 - Episode 4 - Balsall Creek & Henderson Ave
On this episode of Wine Crush Podcast, we explore two wineries redefining what Oregon wine can look and feel like through entirely different lenses. We first head to Balsall Creek, a family-owned winery nestled in the Chehalem Mountains AVA just north of the Dundee Hills. Founded by Jon and Lesli Owens, whose Oregon roots stretch back to the 1850 Oregon Trail era, Balsall Creek combines deep agricultural heritage with a modern vision for luxury Willamette Valley wine. Their estate vineyard is LIVE Certified, Salmon Safe Certified, dry-farmed, hand-harvested and powered with a strong sustainability mission. Alongside Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, they are also producing exciting varietals including Gamay Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Aligoté and Pinot Meunier with an eye toward true Champagne-style sparkling wines. ( Balsall Creek ) Then we shift gears with Henderson Avenue Wine and founder Tiquette Bramlett, one of the most impactful voices in modern Oregon wine. Henderson Avenue is built around
videoWilliam H Macy Signed Bottles in Colorado!
William H. Macy stopped by our Colorado stores with some exciting news! 🥃 The Colorado Avalanche x Woody Creek Distillers Bourbon is now available at select Total Wine & More locations in Denver, Centennial, and Lakewood. Grab a bottle while they last!
videoKrug & Max Richter, An evening to remember.
Without question, one of the most extraordinary evenings in recent memory. Krug partnered with renowned British composer and pianist Max Richter to take us on a transcendent musical journey. In truth, it felt less like a concert and more like stepping onto another planet, an entirely different atmosphere, meticulously crafted for total immersion and a tasting experience unlike anything I’ve encountered. The celebration brought together three parts of their 2008 vintage, firstly the focussed Clos
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Qi
I’ve been practicing Hanzi , timidly, trying to memorise all those odd looking squiggles and lines, consistently messing up the stroke order and direction. It is curiously satisfying. Trying to understand what each character represents and how it has changed over time. Each character pregnant with meta data. Today I learnt the character for Qi. 气. On 3000 year old oracle bones it is represented by three horizontal lines, representing the three treasures. Essence, energy and body and mind. Three lines to capture the intangible. . . You could characterise a wine in these terms. . . Essence being what is imparted by the terroir and season and the hand of the maker. Qi is more about what is in the glass, is the wine alive, is there a spark of energy or is it fading and quiet? Qi is often equated to the life force, or vitality, or breath. It’s an elusive concept for the Western mind, which thinks of energy in terms of mitochondria and sleep, glucose and caffeine, swi
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