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Dual Scale Brewing Refractometer – Fast Gravity Readings with Minimal Sample… $9.79 + Deal on a Digital Option
Brewing Refractometer – Fast Gravity Readings with Just a Few Drops A brewing refractometer is one of the most efficient tools you can add to... The post Dual Scale Brewing Refractometer – Fast Gravity Readings with Minimal Sample… $9.79 + Deal on a Digital Option appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
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Limited Time Deal: This fixes one of the biggest pain points of pH Meters… Finnicky Probes – Anton Paar pH2Go pH Meter: Glass-Free pH Testing for Brewing
Anton Paar pH2Go pH Meter: Glass-Free, App-Connected pH Testing for Brewing The Anton Paar pH2Go pH Meter is a compact digital pH meter designed for... The post Limited Time Deal: This fixes one of the biggest pain points of pH Meters… Finnicky Probes – Anton Paar pH2Go pH Meter: Glass-Free pH Testing for Brewing appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
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Ends Today: ThermoWorks 4th of July Sale – Save up to 50%!
ThermoWorks Sale — Current Specials! If you’re looking to save on some of the most accurate and reliable temperature tools on the market, this ThermoWorks... The post Ends Today: ThermoWorks 4th of July Sale – Save up to 50%! appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
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Using a CO2 Detector in Your Kegerator – A Layer of Defense Against Empty Tanks
Using a CO₂ Detector in Your Kegerator Using a CO₂ detector in your kegerator is an easy, inexpensive way to protect against one of the... The post Using a CO2 Detector in Your Kegerator – A Layer of Defense Against Empty Tanks appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
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Review: Wines of Vecchie Terre di Montefili, 2026 Releases
Vecchie Terre di Montefili is a boutique producer in Chianti Classico, operating a small 12.5-hectare estate at an altitude of about 1500 feet. Sangiovese is of course the focus here, and winemaker (“more an agronomist than winemaker”) Serena Gusmeri guided us through a tasting of three of its expressions recently over Zoom. A big believer in… The post Review: Wines of Vecchie Terre di Montefili, 2026 Releases appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking .
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8 x MFL Ball Lock Quick Disconnects by LUCKEG, 4 liquid, 4 gas – $12.99 – $1.62 each!
Cornelius Keg Ball Lock Disconnect – LUCKEG Brand Include Gas MFL Ball Lock Disconnect, Liquid MFL Ball Lock Disconnect for Homebrewing Related: Rebuilding &... The post 8 x MFL Ball Lock Quick Disconnects by LUCKEG, 4 liquid, 4 gas – $12.99 – $1.62 each! appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
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Drink of the Week: Texas Collins
Our Drink of the Week is the Texas Collins, a perfect cocktail to sip this 4th of July. This tall, refreshing classic proves how good a simple gin drink can be when everything is in balance. It’s a rare long drink where Devil’s Grin Texas Gin doesn’t disappear, even once the soda and ice come [...] The post Drink of the Week: Texas Collins appeared first on Chilled Magazine .
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13th Annual BourbonGuy.com Brackets: Round 1d: Redemption Bourbon vs Early Times Bottled-in-Bond
Hello again my friends! We are back with the final of our Round 1 Competitions. These were tasted in an order only known to my wife as another bit of obfuscation to hide what was being tasted. So Round 1 of the 2026 BourbonGuy.com Brackets continues with Division 1’s Number 1 seed, Early Times Bottled-in-Bond taking on Number 4 seed, Redemption. This is an interesting competition as it featured the highest proof pour versus the lowest proof as well as the two least expensive pours in the competition. Fun fact, each of these pours seem to be brands in transition as we will detail below. This bottle of Redemption is a two year old sourced bourbon from Deutsch Family Wine & Spirits, producers of Bib & Tucker, Masterson’s Rye, Gray Whale Gin, and Josh Cellars wine. Redemption is sourced from MGP in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. We are featuring a slightly older bottling as it looks as if the brand may have updated their bottle and possibly reformulated their bourbon since this bottle was produced
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Best Vodka Substitutes for Popular Cocktails
Run out of vodka just as you’re about to mix drinks? It happens more often than you’d think, even behind professional bars. The good news is that the Best Vodka Substitutes aren’t difficult to find. Since vodka is prized for its clean, neutral profile, several other spirits can step in without ruining your cocktail. In […] The post Best Vodka Substitutes for Popular Cocktails appeared first on Crafty Bartending .
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Buy One, Get One HALF Off American Beer Kits at MoreBeer!
For a limited time MoreBeer is discounting kits buy one get one half off. Applies to all grain and extract versions, mix and match is... The post Buy One, Get One HALF Off American Beer Kits at MoreBeer! appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
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Concord The Block Propane Burner: High BTU Outdoor Burner for Brewing & Cooking – on sale for $35.50, near best price
Concord The Block Propane Burner: Compact High-Output Heat for Brewing and Outdoor Cooking If you’re looking for a compact burner that can pull double duty... The post Concord The Block Propane Burner: High BTU Outdoor Burner for Brewing & Cooking – on sale for $35.50, near best price appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
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Ends Today: Kegland Hop Bong on sale at William’s Brewing! + FermZilla Reviews
Named purely on its looks and not its function. The Hop Bong is a versatile pressurizable tri-clamp accessory, capable of not only dry hopping oxygen... The post Ends Today: Kegland Hop Bong on sale at William’s Brewing! + FermZilla Reviews appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
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Trade Friction Cuts Into U.S. Spirits Exports
A combination of ongoing trade friction, retaliatory actions, and a sagging economy combined to cut U.S. spirits exports in 2025 by 3.8%, according to new… Read More
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Carpineto Dogajolo Vermentino Toscana IGT From Trader Joe’s
Soft, smooth, juicy and lip-smacking. This is a nice example of the variety. We review the Carpineto Dogajolo Vermentino Toscana ... Read more
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July 4: Independence Day
It's Independence Day. You know, with 250 years of separation, it's easy to forget the amount of guts it took for the Founding Fathers to tell the most powerful empire in the world to go stuff itself. Luckily there was plenty of booze on hand to give them the strength and fortitude to pull it off. Over the last two centuries, the Drys have tried mightily to frame the Founders as a bunch of tee-totaling milksops, but the fact of the matter is, those guys liked to party. The Declaration of Independence was largely written in pubs, and most of its signers liked a drink, or two, or twelve, or as much as they could pry out of the innkeeper's hands. True story: When the war was over and they settled down to write the Constitution, 55 delegates, including George Washington and the usual suspects, threw a party at a pub and ran up a 16,000 dollar bar tab. Between them, they put away 54 bottles of Madeira wine, 60 bottles of claret, 8 bottles of whiskey, 22 bottles of porter, 12 bottles of beer
videoWhat a Professional Wine Tasting Actually Looks Like
"Do you just drink wine all day?" We hear it all the time, but the reality looks a lot more like this 😭 When you have to evaluate dozens of wines for quality, aroma, and flavor, you simply can't swallow it all. To keep our palates sharp (and stay standing), professional tasting requires serious discipline. Spitting and dumping are occupational necessities, even when it breaks our hearts. 💔🍷
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American Vintage: A 250 year history of how wine shaped and was shaped by the USA
A tale of people, places, phylloxera and pop culture...
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A Tour of Wine Grapes: Silvaner
Silvaner 🥂 Photo by Agnes27 on Wikimedia Commons Silvaner is an ancient white grape variety that originated in Austria. It is a natural cross between Traminer and Österreichisch-Weiß. From Austria, it spread to Germany, where it dates back to 1659 with plantings in Franconia. By the mid-twentieth century, it covered over thirty percent of Germany's total vineyard land, making it the country's most widely planted grape before declining in the 1970s. Today, Silvaner is primarily grown in Germany, particularly the Franconia and Rheinhessen regions, as well as in the Alsace region of France and the Valais canton of Switzerland. Cuttings of Silvaner were brought to the United States in 1858 and planted in California. A notable detail about the grape is its traditional packaging in Franconia, where top-quality Silvaner is bottled in a distinct, flattened green flask known as a Bocksbeutel rather than a tall wine bottle. Common aromas and flavors include green orchard fruits like pear and ap
videoTop Bottle at a Portuguese Wine Tasting 🇵🇹
2021 Quinta do Crasto Touriga Nacional from the Douro Valley of Portugal. This was my top pick at a recent Portuguese wine tasting trade event. The wine sells for around $80 per bottle. #portuguesewine #douro #portugal #winetasting #redwine #winelover #winenight #wineexperience #mwlife #masterofwine #bobpaulinski
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Review: Dogfish Head Canned Cocktails, Complete Lineup
Dogfish Head is well and rightly known for its exceptional beer lineup, and lately it’s jumped into canned cocktails — all made with real spirits and real fruit, no malt liquor here. We received seven RTDs, available in a pair of 8-packs containing four flavors each (Vodka Crush appears in both). All are bottled at… The post Review: Dogfish Head Canned Cocktails, Complete Lineup appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking .
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Working Holiday Visa Jobs: Why Hotels Are the Best Choice
If you are currently on or looking at getting a working holiday visa and you are... The post Working Holiday Visa Jobs: Why Hotels Are the Best Choice appeared first on Taste & Trot .
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5 Essential Cocktails for July
Each month, Chilled brings you five essential cocktails based on our National Drink Day Calendar. Be sure to bookmark it so you’re always ready for the next spirited celebration. July is officially here, which means we are diving headfirst into peak sun-soaked patio season and backyard barbecues. It’s the hottest month of the year, and [...] The post 5 Essential Cocktails for July appeared first on Chilled Magazine .
videoBlood WINE-tinis🍷Who would have thought a red wine martini could be sooo good! #Short
Blood WINE-tinis🍷Who would have thought a red wine martini could be sooo good! @stellarosa Blueberry makes this the perfect FUN and delicious cocktail for all your spooky season festivities 🎃 Ingredients: 3.5 oz Stella Rosa Blueberry 2 oz vodka 1/2 oz grenadine Juice of 1/2-1 lime Eyeball garnish: Canned lychees Blueberry 📸 @malinda.rocha on Instagram #cocktails #drinkrecipies #halloweendrinks #martinis #spookyseason #Short
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Cocktail Foamer Easy Alternatives: What to Use When You Don’t Have Cocktail Foamer
Discover the best cocktail foamer easy alternatives, including kitchen staples and bartender-approved substitutes that create rich cocktail foam. The post Cocktail Foamer Easy Alternatives: What to Use When You Don’t Have Cocktail Foamer appeared first on Crafty Bartending .