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news2025-06-18
Mojito Recipes That Up the Cooling Factor
Summer-inspired takes on the classic. The post Mojito Recipes That Up the Cooling Factor appeared first on Imbibe Magazine .
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news2025-06-09
IEWA 2025 Results
John takes his annual look at the IEWA 2025 Gold Medal winners, including overall winners Vagabond and Hunger Hill.
by John Mobbs8 views
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news2025-03-13
Why Flavor is important – Dreaming in flavor, one sip at a time.
I’m fortunate to have a photographic memory for tastes and scents. This helps me in mixology because I’m influenced not by fast food flavors, but ones on a global basis. You see, when one spends a good amount of time traveling and not eating in American hotels, you tend to learn something about flavor and […]
by Warren_Bobrow17 views
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news2025-01-09
Review: Filthy Queens: A History of Beer in Ireland
A comprehensive history of beer in Ireland is something I’ve been hearing demand for for as long as I’ve been paying attention to the local industry. It has finally come into being thanks to the specialist Irish food and drink publisher Nine Bean Rows. The author is Ireland’s foremost scholar of beer history, Dr Christina […]
by TheBeerNut8 views
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news2025-01-06
5 to Try: American-Made Sake
American-made sake is ready for its close-up. The post 5 to Try: American-Made Sake appeared first on Imbibe Magazine .
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news2025-01-03
Imbibe 75 Person to Watch: Kiki Austin
This inspiring somm aims to broaden the appeal of sake. The post Imbibe 75 Person to Watch: Kiki Austin appeared first on Imbibe Magazine .
by Shayna Conde21 views
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news2024-11-27
Artisan Wine vs. Commercial Wine – A tale of these two bottles
By Lindsay Gabbard Let me start with a question: have you ever wondered why some wines leave you with a headache or feeling off the next day, while others, especially the ones in Italy (and at Rimessa Roscioli), don't? It’s one of the most common questions I hear during tastings, and while most people jump to blaming sulfites, the real ... The post Artisan Wine vs. Commercial Wine – A tale of these two bottles appeared first on Roscioli Italian Wine Club .
by Roscioli Italian Wine Club8 views
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news2024-11-25
Eight Degrees returns to bottling
Since its introduction earlier this year, the Re-Turn deposit system for cans has had a number of knock-on effects on the beer market. Several breweries and distributors have expressed frustration with the expense and bureaucracy of the scheme, especially when it comes to limited-run beers. Today, Eight Degrees launched a new bottled beer range, with […]
by TheBeerNut8 views
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news2024-11-10
GRENACHE AROUND THE WORLD
By Rose Murray Brown MW Published in The Scotsman 26 October 2024 If you like your reds soft, rounded and heartening with flavours of raspberry and spice, try Grenache Noir. It is not as well-known as other red grapes, but it is one of the world’s most planted – and is having a moment
by Rose Murray Brown22 views
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news2024-09-16
Trains and Beers: Three Irish Cities in One Day By Rail
I’ve always liked trains. This is probably because I grew up in Carlow town right beside the Goods rail siding and I spent many hours watching Goods trains shunting. It was some time later before I developed an interest in craft beer! In Ireland, we have a limited rail network and Inter-city services often […]
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news2024-08-13
New website, who dis?
Welcome to the new Beoir website. Here’s what you need to know. The development required a complete rebuild and, while all user accounts were migrated across, the security set-up means that passwords were not. So, to log in to the site, please use the “Lost Your Password” link on the homepage login box and set yourself […]
by TheBeerNut8 views
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news2024-03-31
SOUTH AFRICA CELEBRATES 365 YEARS OF WINEMAKING
By Rose Murray Brown MW Published in The Scotsman 30 March 2024 On 2 February 1659, the first wine made from grapes grown in South Africa was crafted by the Governor of the Cape, Jan van Riebeeck. He had planted vines four years earlier in the Company’s Garden near Cape Town from cuttings imported
by Rose Murray Brown18 views
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news2023-10-28
PIONEERING SIJNN WINE ESTATE CELEBRATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY
One of South Africa’s remotest wine farms, Sijnn Estate (pronounced ‘seine’), has just celebrated its 20th anniversary. To mark the occasion the winemaker Charla Bosman (nee Haasbroek) visited Edinburgh to host a memorable vertical tasting of wines back to Sijnn’s founding vintage. Slim petite youthful Bosman looks like an unusual custodian of such an
by Rose Murray Brown21 views
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news2023-06-24
SUMMER RED WINES FOR CHILLING
Lighter red wines can really benefit from a slight chilling to make them even more appetising on a warm summer’s evening. The best grapes to choose to chill down are those with sweet fragrant aromas, soft light tannins and a refreshing twist of acidity such as Gamay, Pinot Noir, Frappato, Cabernet Franc, Zweigelt and
by Rose Murray Brown23 views
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news2023-05-23
PET NAT – THE HIPPEST DRINK IN THE BAR
With names like Piggy Pop, Cosmonat and Flower Girl and bright psychedelic funky labels, ‘Pet Nats’ might sound and look like frivolous fizzy drinks. They are in fact very interesting deliciously fruity sparkling wines which are currently hugely popular around the world. The name Pet Nat means Petillant Naturel – hence the name given
by Rose Murray Brown20 views
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news2023-04-08
UNDER £12 WINES
Everyone loves a bargain when times get tough – so I have been searching for wines under £12 across the world to serve this Easter – with some fantastic finds in unusual places such as Amyndeon in northern Greece and Costers del Segre in Spain. SPARKLING WINE Penedes, Spain: CONTEVEDO CAVA ROSADO NV ***STAR
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news2022-02-21
Press Releases
See our latest news. The post Press Releases appeared first on Castello di Amorosa .
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news2021-11-16
On Pét-Nat, Soup Dumplings, and Chemo (At Least I Can’t Taste the Mouse)
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articles

Mojito Recipes That Up the Cooling Factor

IEWA 2025 Results

Why Flavor is important – Dreaming in flavor, one sip at a time.

Review: Filthy Queens: A History of Beer in Ireland

5 to Try: American-Made Sake

Imbibe 75 Person to Watch: Kiki Austin

Artisan Wine vs. Commercial Wine – A tale of these two bottles

Eight Degrees returns to bottling

GRENACHE AROUND THE WORLD

Trains and Beers: Three Irish Cities in One Day By Rail

New website, who dis?

SOUTH AFRICA CELEBRATES 365 YEARS OF WINEMAKING

PIONEERING SIJNN WINE ESTATE CELEBRATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY

SUMMER RED WINES FOR CHILLING

PET NAT – THE HIPPEST DRINK IN THE BAR

UNDER £12 WINES

Press Releases

On Pét-Nat, Soup Dumplings, and Chemo (At Least I Can’t Taste the Mouse)