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podcast· 0:36Vino Lingo – “Alpine” Nolan Jones, Winemaker, Lava Cap Winery, El Dorado County
This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Nolan Jones, Winemaker, Lava Cap Winery, El Dorado County, defining the term “Alpine”. Learn more by visiting lavacap.com
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Vino Video – Nolan Jones, Winemaker, Lava Cap Winery, El Dorado County
Nolan Jones grew up literally across the street from where he now makes wine in El Dorado County, California. Schooled in Los Angeles and then England, he worked wine in Champagne, Sonoma, Paso Robles and Napa Valley but found his way back to El Dorado and Lava Cap Winery. That’s where the bears really, really [...]
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A Japan Craft Beer Experience
Japan has a wonderful and thriving craft beer scene. Click on the article to read more about my fabulous Japan beer adventures! The post A Japan Craft Beer Experience appeared first on 010 Beer Blog .
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Open Book Management and the future of Capitalism.
I know about Open Book Management (OBM). The future of Capitalism? No. And I hope the two are...
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Walsh Whiskey Community Successfully Raises €16,000 for Jack and Jill Foundation.
International Walsh Whiskey community raises €16,000 in just over one month to fund 1,000 homecare hours for young children with highly complex medical conditions and their families, through the Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation. The Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation provides critical home nursing care and end of life support to 340 children with highly […]
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100-Point Champagne Wine Finds A Perfect Balance Blending Three Outstanding Vintages
It wasn’t a typical day in the pristine alpine village where the most powerful people kept vacation homes and the luxurious lifestyles that inhabited this angelic setting were beyond the comprehension of most royalty. Yet on that particular day, electricity … Continue reading → The post 100-Point Champagne Wine Finds A Perfect Balance Blending Three Outstanding Vintages appeared first on Dame Wine .
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The Midnight Train Rolls On!
The Weekly Pint this week is late, but it's a good one. We dive into the Higher Gravity Beervent Calendar with a BIG Start! The post The Midnight Train Rolls On! appeared first on The Gnarly Gnome .
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A Christmas Market Kind of Weekend
December 6–7, 2025 Winter settled in this morning like a velvet blanket — soft, bright, and absolutely everywhere.Weasley inspected the first snowflakes for quality control (as only a winery cat can), and just like that, the mood for our indoor Christmas Market was officially set. With the cold settling deep over horse country, this weekend at Wildside is all about warmth: warm spaces, warm drinks, warm company, and the kind of cozy holiday shopping that doesn’t require gloves, hats, or...
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BEAUJOLAIS
The history of Beaujolais wine growing dates back to the Romans who planted vines in the region back in the 7th century. Through the middle ages the Benedictine monks handled […] The post BEAUJOLAIS appeared first on Ed's Fine Wines .
videoLousy Champagne
Dinner party with friends, great food and wine. The Pinot Meunier didn’t do it for me. #dinnerparty #champagne #california #sparklingwine #bubbles #winetasting #wineenthusiast #friends #winelover #masterofwine #bobpaulinski
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Reports of Craft Beer’s Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
Despite a perfect storm of socioeconomic factors, the craft beer industry remains strong
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Bartending in Miami, Florida: Your Guide to Success
Bartending in Miami, Florida Bartending is a vibrant and exciting profession that offers opportunities for creativity, social interaction, and financial rewards. If you’re considering bartending
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Philipp’s Gin Of The Week – Löwen Green Gin
Another week passed… and another gin to be introduce… Today I present you the Löwen Green Gin of the “Bergbrennerei Löwen” / “Mountain Distillery Löwen”. The botanicals for the green gin grow and thrive on unfertilized lean meadows above 1,000 meters above sea level. The steep meadows are laboriously hand-mown once a year. The batch […]
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Fino Eléctrico “Bombilla”, Bodegas Toro Albalá
Bill Bolloten flicks the switch and shines a light on an iconic fino from Montilla-Moriles
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Moët & Chandon Specially Yours – Het Persoonlijkste Champagnecadeau van dit Jaar
Als je op zoek bent naar een luxe én persoonlijk champagnecadeau, dan is de Moët & Chandon Brut 75CL Specially Yours Limited een perfecte keuze. Deze unieke editie laat je een eigen naam, tekst of boodschap toevoegen op de fles, waardoor elk geschenk direct een bijzondere betekenis krijgt. In combinatie met onze gepersonaliseerde linten, luxe inpakservice en feestelijke kaarten geef je een cadeau dat echt indruk maakt – volledig in jouw stijl en helemaal Club Champagne.
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Champagne geven als kerstgeschenk
Kerst is de feestdag waar familie en vrienden bij elkaar komen. Of het nu bij jou thuis, bij iemand anders of op kantoor gevierd wordt, het gaat erom dat je je omringd met de mensen die je lief hebt. Op deze feestelijke dag is een cadeau wel zo toepasselijk. Maar bedenken wat je moet geven, kan nog best moeilijk zijn. Wil jij dit jaar extra opvallen? Dan doe je dat zeker met champagne!
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Maak het Persoonlijk: Ontdek Onze Luxe Extra’s
Ontdek al onze luxe extra’s om jouw cadeau nóg specialer te maken: van elegante inpakservice tot gepersonaliseerde linten, stijlvolle kaarten en premium giftboxen. Perfect voor feestdagen, relaties en elke gelegenheid waar jouw geschenk echt mag opvallen.
videoAnchor Point: The Moment Between Draw And Release
Anchor Point, follows father and son, Scott and Joel Wilson, of Central Coast Archery on a once-in-a-lifetime Utah draw — but it’s about more than the hunt. It’s about family. Legacy. And knowing your anchor point when it counts. Watch the full film at the link in bio. #805Beer #ProperlyChill #AnchorPoint
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videoSpring is calling… bubbles coming soon 🤫
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podcast· 51:16· S7E31Pays d'Oc Part 1 - Land of the Free
We're on the road again. This time, diving into Pays d'Oc IGP - we're talking scenic southern France, and a little-known but intriguing origin story involving California, Algeria, violence, desperation, stubborn visionaries...and victory rescued from the jaws of defeat. Oh, and 'Liberté!' Helping us paint the picture are Jacques Gravegeal (an exclusive interview, rare for an English language show), Olivier Simonou and Gerard Bertrand . Fascinating people, all with a unique story to tell. From a standing start in 1987, Pays d'Oc IGP now sells around 21 bottles every second across 170+ countries. It's a stunning (and rare) vinous success story, and one that's transformed the fortunes not just of an entire region, but also a national treasure in the shape of French wine. In this programme, we get to grips with how it all came about, the challenges involved in making it happen, and the exciting recent developments for a category where innovation 'is in the DNA'. Thanks to Pays d'Oc IGP for
video95% of wine drinkers make this mistake 🍷 #shorts
Are you hoarding supermarket wine? Stop! 🛑 Only 5% of wine is actually meant to be aged. #wineeducation #sommelier #winefacts
videoScribe Winery x Andros Taverna
Thank you Andros Taverna, Kostas, Papathanasiou, and the rest of the team for a beautiful night celebrating the Winter Release wines with us in Chicago! #scribewinery #rosewine #rosé #chicago
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Quails’ Gate: A Century in the Making
Quails’ Gate Estate Winery represents one of the Okanagan Valley’s most influential agricultural success stories; one that began long before the region was known for wine. The Stewart family has farmed its stretch of West Kelowna for more than a century, beginning in 1908 when Irish horticulturist Richard Stewart Sr. established one of the valley’s […] The post Quails’ Gate: A Century in the Making appeared first on Advinetures.ca .
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November Wine Reviews: From Bordeaux Blanc to Beautiful Beaujolais
A small but mighty round-up and the launch of my limited-edition wine club. Every year, I get to November and lose it just a little bit. It feels like everything goes a tiny bit wrong – I accidentally post Carousels with typos, I wake up feeling a little off, my stomach can’t cope with the […]