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Any Joy Pale Ale – Boundary x ASIWYFA 4.5% ABV
We’ve been on a lil streak of good weather recently and I found myself in Ballymena on Saturday with some time to kill before meeting pals. So, I did the first thing came to mind, hit Cellar 13 for a few craftybois to sit in the park with. Here’s a review of one of the […]
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CAMRA Pub Design Award winners announced
The UK’s most visually stunning, lovingly restored, and historically significant pubs have been revealed by CAMRA. The Woodman, in Digbeth, Birmingham. Photograph: James O Davies CAMRA’s Pub Design Awards celebrate not only the UK’s best-looking pubs, but those which have been lovingly revamped or refurbished. There are also ambitious conversions, and buildings which have made a real […] The post CAMRA Pub Design Award winners announced first appeared on Beer Today . The post CAMRA Pub Design Award winners announced appeared first on Beer Today .
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The Unexpected Rise of Fine White Wine
Investors, Collectors & Merchants Are Increasingly Paying Attention The post The Unexpected Rise of Fine White Wine appeared first on Moncharm Wine Traders .
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A couple more cognacs
Castillon ‘Le Choix de la Maison V.S.O.P.’ (40%, OB, Fine Champagne, 1960s) Larsen ‘VS’ (40%, OB, Single Grape, +/-2025) A. de Fussigny ‘Sélection’ (40%, OB, Fine Cognac, +/-2026) A. de Fussigny ‘XO’ (40%, OB, Fine Champagne, +/-2026) Marie Foucher ‘Lot 19.79 Le Prullepie’ (54.1%, Malternative Belgium, Fins Bois, 366 bottles) Prunier 1979 (53.7%, Ferrer, Collection Dame Jeanne, Petite Champagne, +/-2026) Jean-Luc Pasquet ‘L79’ (49.1%, Swell de Spirits, Wild Card #6, Petite Champagne, 2025) Prunier 1969 (49.7%, Ferrer, Collection Dame Jeanne, Grande Champagne, +/-2026)
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Amrut Pravas Single Malt Whisky Review
*]:pointer-events-auto R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id="request-WEB:68f8d1b7-40df-4029-abb7-5d09c3d0ae10-0" data-turn-id-container="request-WEB:68f8d1b7-40df-4029-abb7-5d09c3d0ae10-0" data-testid="conversation-turn-2" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn="assistant"> Amrut recently launched its latest single malt — the Amrut Pravas — exclusively for the global travel retail market and in a First Exclusive we got our hands on the Indian Single Malt (more like they sent it to us). That means you’re not going to casually spot this on retail shelves anytime soon, at least in the first phase of the launch. The whisky comes in a 1-litre format at 46% ABV at a approx price point of Rs. 15,000. Now that's not your average price point, but with only 3,000 bottles released globally in the first run, maki
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Amrut Launches Pravas Single Malt Whisky at TFWA Singapore 2026 Exclusive to Duty Free
Amrut Distilleries has launched Pravas Single Malt Whisky exclusively for global travel retail, at TFWA Singapore 2026. We speak with Master Distiller & COO Ashok Chokkalingam at the show about this new expression & Amrut's overseas performance & expansion.
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South Seas Distillery on Reviving Mahua & Indian Spirits for GTR at TFWA Singapore 2026
At TFWA Singapore 2026, we spoke with Bhanu Kaila, Commercial Director at Seven Seas Distillery, about the company’s presence at the show - showcasing Six Brothers Mahura as well as Crazy Cock Whiskies - the growing visibility of Indian spirits in global travel retail, and what lies ahead for the brand internationally.
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Radico Khaitan on Indian Spirits, Global Travel Retail & TFWA Singapore 2026
At TFWA Singapore 2026, we spoke with Sanjeev Banga of Radico Khaitan about their presence at the show, the evolving Indian spirits category, and opportunities in the global travel retail market.
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LARK Bringing Tasmanian Single Malt Whisky to the Mainstream | TFWA Singapore 2026
At TFWA Singapore 2026, we spoke with Stuart Gregor from Lark Distilling Co. about the brand’s presence at the show showcasing LARK Tasmanian Single Malt Whisky, developments in the whisky category in Tasmania, and the evolving global travel retail landscape.
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Tilaknagar Industries Showcases Mansion House, Seven Islands & Samsara at TFWA Singapore 2026
At TFWA Singapore 2026, we speak with Soumyajit Das, Assistant General Manager – International Business at Tilaknagar Industries Ltd about the company’s showcase at the event, featuring Mansion House Brandy, Seven Islands Whisky, and Samsara Gin as part of its global travel retail portfolio.
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Review: Northcross Triple Wood Irish Whiskey
Northcross Irish Whiskey is made at the Great Northern Distillery in County Louth, in the northeast corner of Ireland (just south of Northern Ireland). The distillery, founded by John Teeling, is the largest independent distillery in Ireland, making and aging many different styles of whiskey. The first release from Northcross, their Triple Wood, takes advantage… The post Review: Northcross Triple Wood Irish Whiskey appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking .
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Picadilly Debuts Indri Ilika at TFWA Singapore 2026 Exclusive to Duty Free
At TFWA Singapore 2026, we speak with Madhu Khanna, International Business Head, and Manmeet Kaur, General Manager – Global Travel Retail, at Piccadily Agro Industries Ltd about the company’s showcase at the event, including the new Indri Ilika expression created exclusively for airport duty-free retail, alongside other offerings such as Indri Single Malt Whisky and Camikara Rum.
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Visual Wine Education: Everything You Need To Know About Grüner Veltliner
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Bere Rosa 2026: torna l’evento estivo dedicato ai rosé nel cuore della Roma antica con 120 etichette in degustazione
Edizione numero 15 per Bererosa: l’evento estivo dedicato ai migliori rosé italiani, ideato dalla rivista enogastronomica Cucina & Vini, torna anche quest’anno nei suggestivi spazi di Villa Appia Antica. Tra alberi secolari e vestigia della Roma antica, si celebreranno le grandi espressioni dei vini rosati italiani, fermi e con le bollicine, con un percorso degustazione […] L'articolo Bere Rosa 2026: torna l’evento estivo dedicato ai rosé nel cuore della Roma antica con 120 etichette in degustazione proviene da insidewine .
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De beste champagnes voor zonnige zomerdagen
Ontdek de 6 beste champagnes voor de zomer. Van de stijlvolle Veuve Clicquot Rosé Cooler Pack tot de iconische Moët Ice Imperial: deze zomerse champagnes zijn perfect voor terras, tuinfeest, picknick, stranddag of een lange avond in de zon. Inclusief serveertips, Ice Champagne uitleg en cadeauservice inspiratie.
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Joseph A. Magnus Cigar Blend Bourbon Review: The Balance Between Consistency and Scale
Jos. A. Magnus & Co is a brand perhaps most notable for this very release: The Cigar Blend. Named after the man himself, Joseph A. Magnus was a 19th-century distiller and blender in Cincinnati, who founded his whiskey business in the late 1800's and was most notable as a pre-Prohibition blender "ahead of his time." The business was shuttered by Prohibition and remained dormant until 2015, when the great-grandson of Magnus, Jimmy Bedell, ushered in the brand's revival. A short year later,...
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New branding for Liverpool’s Neptune Brewery
After celebrating a decade in the industry, award-winning Neptune Brewery is marking the start of its next chapter with a new look. The independent Liverpool-based brewery has long been known for its trademark trident, making its vegan-friendly beers instantly recognisable in pubs and bars across the country. Since launching in 2015, Neptune has built a […] The post New branding for Liverpool’s Neptune Brewery first appeared on Beer Today . The post New branding for Liverpool’s Neptune Brewery appeared first on Beer Today .
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Norte Brewing and Food Hall opening in Wilsonville
Cerveceria Norte , a 2023 launched Hispanic beer brand, will open their first brick-and-mortar location in Wilsonville, Oregon as part of a mini food hall in a new apartments and mixed-use development. Norte Brewing launched in 2024 as the brainchild of Zoiglhaus brewer Nick Velasquez and brewmaster Alan Taylor. Norte was always intended to be it’s own thing, an expression of a community and a flavor sensibility quite separate from Zoiglhaus’s German and American beers. The creative direction largely came from Velasquez, who tapped into his Hispanic background to make beers that may fill a growing whole in local craft beer for the Latino community. But ultimately the relationship didn’t work out between Velasquez and Zoiglhaus, so they went back to the community for help and partnered with the Latino Network. “We are working on some stuff to keep it focused on the hispanic heritage behind the brand,” says Zoiglhaus brewmaster/co-owner Alan Taylor. “Getting a taproom and a place where w
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Susana Balbo appoints Matthew Clark Bibendum
Argentinian wine business moves UK agency from Enotria The post Susana Balbo appoints Matthew Clark Bibendum appeared first on The Wine Merchant Mag .
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Business in brief: St Austell, Stonegate, Timothy Taylor, and more…
Results, finance, appointments, capital schemes, and more. News in brief from brewers, venue owners, and other hospitality businesses. Turnover at St Austell Brewery rose to £234.2m in 2025, the company has reported, up from 231.4m in 2024. Underlying EBITDA was £22m, down from £22.4m the previous year. “The underlying EBITDA of £22m reflects both the […] The post Business in brief: St Austell, Stonegate, Timothy Taylor, and more… first appeared on Beer Today . The post Business in brief: St Austell, Stonegate, Timothy Taylor, and more… appeared first on Beer Today .
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Bodegas Binifadet Adding Extra Sparkle To The Glistening Island Of Menorca
Menorcan wines are not at all well known; their sparkling wines are virtually anonymous. It’s not surprising – although wines have been made here for hundreds of years, the Phoenicians, then the Romans and so on, it has, during recent centuries, been only for domestic use. It wasn’t until 2003 that three local growers and…
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Dexter Pinot Noir 2024
This Dexter Pinot Noir is a really cool wine. Actually, it's better than cool. It's brilliant. The more I perused, the more I loved it. As time passed, I drained that bottle with ease. Great fruit, incredible detail and a most respectable pedigree, this is a winner all the way. Silky, seductive and deliciously captivating, you'd be forgiven for not sharing this with anyone. There is a precision and elegance that captivates. Delicate red cherry and strawberry fruit make the first impression before the ripples of savoury delight wash through. Layers of pine needles, mushrooms, dried tea leaves, orange peel, and even the faintest hint of rosemary sprig offer much to ponder, leading to a persistent and perfectly pitched finish. The shape and flow ooze class deluxe. It's quite a seductive Pinot - be warned. 95/100 Region: Mornington Peninsula RRP: $65 Source: Sample Winery Website Subscribe to Qwine here Follow: Instagram , LinkedIn and
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Dexter Chardonnay 2024
Bright and fresh with a Chablis-esque disposition, this Dexter Chardonnay is excellent. The wine was matured for 11 months in French oak puncheons (20% new), with 50% undergoing malolactic fermentation. Aromas of white field flowers, lemon juice and old school lemonade get you in the mood with white-fleshed nectarines and a sizzling grapefruit acidity arresting your attention on the palate. With a captivating tension and nougat creaminess, a flirtatious vanilla custard note moves about with ease. The length and balance welcome you back with open arms time and again, yet the energy is uplifting and graceful all at the same time. That length. That shape. What a beauty! 94/100 Region: Mornington Peninsula RRP: $55 Source: Sample Winery Website Subscribe to Qwine here Follow: Instagram , LinkedIn and X
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Primeurs 2025 : qui tire son épingle du jeu ?
Le millésime 2025 a donné naissance à d’excellents vins, mais il n’est pas nécessairement homogène. Quelles sont les propriétés qui ont le mieux tiré leur épingle du jeu à l’issue d’une année compliquée ? Découvrez la « crème de la crème » selon la rédaction de Terre de Vins. 4 ÉTOILES (équivalence 99-100/100) – Réussite Exceptionnelle Château […] Cet article Primeurs 2025 : qui tire son épingle du jeu ? est apparu en premier sur Terre de Vins .
