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Best Japanese Whiskies Under $100
By Richard Thomas For a decade now, I have devoted no small amount of effort to deflating the clickbait “bourbon shortage” claims that have been a staple of some pundits and many mainstream media reporters. The scarcity of a bottle like Pappy Van Winkle 15 Year is not a shortage, but the result of a …
by Editor16 viewsfeaturedjapanese-whiskyhybridtop-picksvatted-malt - news
Review: Jameson Triple Triple Irish Whiskey Bourbon, Sherry & Chestnut Casks
All expressions of Jameson are already triple distilled. With this release it adds three types of aging/finishing. Triple Triple, get it? Aging and finishing includes two familiar cask types — bourbon and sherry, both already used by the Irish operation — plus a new and unusual one — chestnut casks, a first for the brand.… The post Review: Jameson Triple Triple Irish Whiskey Bourbon, Sherry & Chestnut Casks appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking .
by Christopher Null27 viewsbest-valuefeaturedirish-whiskeyrated-areviewswhiskey - news
Asparagus with Pea and Mint Ricotta + Ginger Sparkling Wine at Pico
Chef Kali Kopley at Pico Los Alamos celebrates spring dishes with husband Will Henry’s perfectly balanced Lumen wine – in Edible Santa Barbara. Want the Asparagus with Pea and Mint Ricotta recipe? Get it here. Signs of spring show up early in Santa Barbara County with hillsides glowing green and more produce appearing at markets. At …
by calicoastblog25 viewschef-recipesfeaturedrestaurantssanta-maria-valley-los-alamos-restaurantscalifornia-sparkling-winechampagne - news
Committed to Biodynamics with Gérard Bertrand
At the recent Vancouver International Wine Festival, I attended a seminar with Gérard Bertrand moderated by Vancouver’s Anthony Gismondi. A leading figure in Languedoc, Bertrand has made his family estate a top organic and biodynamic property, championing the unique terroir of Languedoc-Roussillon. Born in 1965 in Narbonne, Bertrand retired from professional rugby to take over ... Read more The post Committed to Biodynamics with Gérard Bertrand first appeared on My VanCity .
by Kim Mead18 viewsfeaturedwineart-de-vivre-philosophydemeter-certificationgerard-bertrandplace - news
Spring 2026 Issue Preview
What You’ll Find Inside: Spring Issue 2026 Flowers are blooming, and the sun is shining as we step into the spring months. Bourbon+ is moving forward, leaning into the new energy of the season. The issue you have before you focuses on growth and raising a glass to what lies ahead. Our cover story features…
by Lisa Konicki13 viewscoverfeatureduncategorizedbourbondee-robinsongood-trouble-bourbon - news
Easter in Wine Country: The Ultimate Guide to Brunch, Style & Sips
Spring has arrived, and with it comes the perfect opportunity to celebrate Easter amid the rolling vineyards and golden sunshine of Napa Valley. Whether you’re planning an intimate brunch, a lively gathering with friends, or a leisurely day enjoying the season, our “Easter in Wine Country” guide is here to inspire every detail of your […] The post Easter in Wine Country: The Ultimate Guide to Brunch, Style & Sips appeared first on Frank Family Vineyards Blog .
by Caly Ball Bendyk19 viewsentertainingeastereaster-wine-and-foodfeaturedfood-and-winefrank-family-vineyards - news
Easter Gifts for the Grown Ups
Easter Gifts for Grown ups Easter has long been associated with indulgence — chocolate eggs, family feasts, and the welcome arrival of spring. But for those looking to elevate their celebrations, there’s a more refined option emerging: Easter beers. Rich, seasonal, and often brewed in limited quantities, these special releases offer a sophisticated [...]
by Robert Goode16 viewsseasonalfeatured - news
The Burgundification of Barolo and Barbaresco
After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Italy inherited its physical and cultural remains, but authority fractured among city-states, bishoprics, Lombards, Byzantines, and later communes. This fragmentation endured for more than a millennium until unification in 1861, during which time, the country experienced repeated incursions and changing rule by Germanic, Byzantine, Islamic, Norman, imperial, papal, and dynastic […] The post The Burgundification of Barolo and Barbaresco first appeared on Word on the Grapevine .
by wordonthegrapevine20 viewsuncategorizedfeatured - news
What Our Customers Say About Us
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when bold beer, sharp wit, and a taproom full of good people collide, the answer lives inside the 5-star reviews for Satire Brewing Company. Around here, we take two things seriously: brewing great beer and not taking ourselves too seriously. Our customers, however, seem to think we’re doing something […] The post What Our Customers Say About Us appeared first on Satire Brewing .
by Misha Mendicino10 viewsblogfeatured - news
The Hatch & Della’s: Paso’s Dynamic Duo on 13th Street
Two restaurants, one beloved local couple, and an 13th Street block that changed downtown Paso Robles forever. There’s a particular kind of magic that happens on 13th Street in downtown Paso Robles on a Friday evening. Tasting room doors are swinging shut, the oak trees are casting long shadows over the town square, and somewhere …
by calicoastblog17 viewsdowntown-paso-restaurantsfeaturedrestaurantspaso-robles-restaurantthe-hatchwine-country-dining - news
The Thrilling Return of Yuengling Phillies Lager 2026: An Interstellar Report
Greetings, sentient beings of the Milky Way and beyond. As a senior correspondent for the Galactic Observer, I have been tasked with analyzing the latest human obsession: the Yuengling Phillies Lager 2026 limited-edition release. I’ve spent many solar cycles attempting to decipher the complex social hierarchies and nutritional rituals of the bipedal inhabitants of Earth.... The post The Thrilling Return of Yuengling Phillies Lager 2026: An Interstellar Report appeared first on Beer Alien .
by Raymond19 viewsfeaturednewsbaseballyuengling - news
(Another!) New Book: Unlearning Wine (Busting Up the Wine Myths That Refuse to Die)
At this point, I think that we can call me categorically insane, because I felt compelled to write yet another goddamned book! The story unfolded something like this… I was thinking about the myth of “good” vs. “bad” wine that is the crux of the second chapter of my 2025 book How to WIN at […] Source
by 1WineDude23 viewsabout-1winedude-bloglearning-winewine-booksabout-1winedude-comfeaturedunlearning-wine - news
Alien Beverage Report: Humans in Tennessee Are Canning Sweet Tea
There are certain liquids on Earth that humans treat with unusual reverence. Coffee.Beer.And in the southern region of the United States — sweet tea. During a recent scan of Tennessee’s grocery supply chains, I detected a rapidly spreading beverage signal labeled Nashville Sweet Tea Co. Unlike beer, this liquid is not fermented.It is simply tea…... The post Alien Beverage Report: Humans in Tennessee Are Canning Sweet Tea appeared first on Beer Alien .
by Raymond9 viewsfeaturednewsnashville-sweet-tea-cotailgate-brewery - news
Ratio Beerworks Sends “No Shade” Pilsner Across Colorado
Earth transmission intercepted from the mountainous craft-beer territory known as Colorado. The source of the signal: Ratio Beerworks, an independent Denver fermentation outpost preparing to send one of its liquid creations — No Shade Pilsner — across the entire state for the first time. The expansion arrives shortly after the brewery completed 11 revolutions around... The post Ratio Beerworks Sends “No Shade” Pilsner Across Colorado appeared first on Beer Alien .
by Raymond10 viewsfeaturednewsratio-beerworks - news
And the Award Goes to…this Bottle: Rich Frank’s Wine Pairings for the 2026 Oscar Nominations
Awards season is about more than trophies — it’s a celebration of storytelling, the moments, performances, and creative risks that linger long after the credits roll. This year, Frank Family Vineyards invites wine lovers and film enthusiasts to experience the Oscars through a new lens, where cinematic storytelling meets carefully curated pours. With decades at […] The post And the Award Goes to…this Bottle: Rich Frank’s Wine Pairings for the 2026 Oscar Nominations appeared first on Frank Family Vineyards Blog .
by Caly Ball Bendyk24 viewswineawardfeaturedfrank-family-vineyardshollywod-at-homehollywood - news
International Women’s Day 2026
International Women’s Day 2026: Why “Give to Gain” Matters to Me as a Female Founder By Samantha Goode, Owner of The Belgian Beer Company Every year on 8th March, the world comes together to celebrate International Women’s Day—a day that recognises the social, cultural, and economic achievements of women while reminding us that [...]
by Robert Goode15 viewsseasonalfeatured - news
Beer Has A Seat At The Table
Panelists at the Seat At The Table event at Sojourn Fermentory in Suffolk. Photo by Diane Catanzaro. By Diane Catanzaro and Chris Jones. Photo by Diane Catanzaro. One of the many things we love about the craft beer community is the camaraderie among those who work in the industry, bringing well-brewed beer of diverse styles […]
by Jeff Maisey23 viewsbeerbrew-newsfeaturednewsbeer-trendsstate-of-craft-beer - news
Alien Field Report: Scotty Returns to Highland Gaelic Ale
Greetings, carbon-based fermentation enthusiasts. Your friendly extraterrestrial correspondent from BeerAlien.com has intercepted an interesting cultural transmission from the mountainous beer-producing region known as Asheville, North Carolina. The local craft-beer civilization—specifically the entity called Highland Brewing—has revived a historic visual lifeform associated with one of their oldest fermentation artifacts: Gaelic Amber Ale. Allow me to translate... The post Alien Field Report: Scotty Returns to Highland Gaelic Ale appeared first on Beer Alien .
by Raymond19 viewsfeaturednewshighland-brewing - news
Satire Brewing Company Stands Out Among Breweries Near Denver for Events
When searching for breweries near Denver to host your next party or private event, you’ll find countless options competing for your attention. However, not all Denver breweries offer the same experience or amenities that make events truly memorable. At Satire Brewing Company, we’ve created something different among the best Denver breweries. Our Denver brew pub […] The post Satire Brewing Company Stands Out Among Breweries Near Denver for Events appeared first on Satire Brewing .
by Digital30313 viewsblogdrinksfeaturednews - news
Chuckanut’s Barrel-Aged Export Stout Emerges After a Year in Orbit
On this planet, humans measure patience in months. Brewers measure it in barrels. For more than one Earth year, an Export Stout from Chuckanut Brewery rested inside Westland Distillery whiskey barrels, absorbing oak, spirit and time. Now the vessel has opened. The contents have been transferred to kegs and cans. The signal is live. Final... The post Chuckanut’s Barrel-Aged Export Stout Emerges After a Year in Orbit appeared first on Beer Alien .
by Raymond9 viewsfeaturednews - news
Central Coast California’s 10 Best Sparkling Wineries
French-Style Sparkling Wine Houses on California’s Central Coast So, Raise a Glass to Central Coast California’s Sparkling Wine Made the Champagne Way on California’s Central Coast If Champagne, France is the gold standard for sparkling wine, then California’s Central Coast is quietly — and deliciously — becoming its most exciting rival. Tucked into the fog-kissed …
by calicoastblog22 viewsbubblesfeaturedcalifornia-sparkling-winechampagnesan-luis-obispo-sparkling-winesanta-barbara-sparkling-wine - news
Highland Brewing Celebrates Lunar New Year
Greetings, Earth-brewers and interstellar imbibers. As the Year of the Fire Horse approaches, one of Western North Carolina’s most respected fermentation outposts is preparing something far more meaningful than a seasonal release. Highland Brewing Company is blending heritage, community, resilience and symbolic craft in a Lunar New Year celebration that reaches beyond the taproom and... The post Highland Brewing Celebrates Lunar New Year appeared first on Beer Alien .
by Raymond9 viewsfeaturednews - news
Colorado Brewing Constellation Grows: Left Hand & Bootstrap
The Left Hand Collective has officially announced a partnership with its longtime brewing neighbor, Bootstrap Brewing Company, strengthening its mission to build a synergistic, independent craft beverage platform rooted in community and quality. Equity, Expansion & Shared DNA As part of the agreement, Bootstrap’s owners will acquire equity in the Collective’s parent company, Indian Peaks... The post Colorado Brewing Constellation Grows: Left Hand & Bootstrap appeared first on Beer Alien .
by Raymond9 viewsfeaturednews - news
Texas Wine Growers Brings the All Texas Tasting Experience to Fredericksburg This March
If you want to understand Texas wine without the marketing fluff, this is the one to circle. Presented by Uncork Texas Wines, Texas Wine Growers is hosting an educational and genuinely fun afternoon celebrating wines made entirely from Texas grown grapes alongside artisan foods from across the state. The 100% Texas Tasting Experience puts the […] The post Texas Wine Growers Brings the All Texas Tasting Experience to Fredericksburg This March appeared first on Austin Food Magazine .
by Hayden Walker9 viewseventsfeaturedfood-festivalwine