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Australia’s Champagne imports revealed
Australia remains a key market for exports of Champagne from France, with the latest Champagne shipments revealed.
by Andy Young8 viewsnews - news
2026 TEXSOM Awards – Texas Results
Here are the results of the 2026 TEXSOM Awards for Texas wineries Read More
by Jeff Cope26 viewsnewspopularcompetitiontexas-winetexas-wineriestexsom-awards - news
Archaeologists Discover Ancient Beer Receipts From 4,000 Years Ago
Cracking open a cold one is a common post-work ritual across many cultures today, but archaeologists discovered the practice dates back at least 4,000 years. The National Museum of Denmark has been home to a robust collection of tablets inscribed in now-extinct languages from early Middle Eastern civilizations for over a century, but archaeologists there, along with colleagues from the University of Copenhagen, only recently began to research them. The scholars deciphered a list of kings, administrative documents, and magic spells written in cuneiform — the tablet-writing system that ancient cultures in Iraq and Syria adopted around 5,200 years ago. The article Archaeologists Discover Ancient Beer Receipts From 4,000 Years Ago appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley21 viewsancientbeer-historyhistorynews - news
Is Marijuana Addictive?
Many people use marijuana because they feel that it is harmless. This is simply untrue. Many people also feel that marijuana is not addictive. Most medical professionals and addiction specialists also believe that this is false. Is Marijuana Addictive? The reality is that while marijuana may not be physically addictive (though many professionals believe it […] The post Is Marijuana Addictive? appeared first on Lantana Recovery: Addiction Treatment Rehab Center .
by Addiction Recovery Publishing6 viewsnews - news
Government extends excise duty relief, provides direct support to Canadian breweries, distilleries and wine makers
The world’s economic and trade landscape is undergoing a rapid transformation, thrusting countries, businesses and workers into a period of uncertainty. Canada’s new government is responding accordingly, focusing on what it can control: building a stronger economy at home, protecting...
by Poured Canada29 viewsnewsothergovernment-of-canadacanadian-craft-brewers-associationinflationbarnside-brewing - news
Harper Lane Brewery Earns BetterBev Recognition
PRESS RELEASE / April 19, 2026 (Middleborough, MA) – Middleborough’s Harper Lane Brewery has been recognized as a “green beverage producer” by the BetterBev program. The distinction was awarded by the […]
by Mass Brew Bros15 viewsnewsbetterbevharper-lane-brewery - news
Etna, magnetic attraction
Mount Etna, Sicily’s majestic volcano, shapes a unique terroir where vines have been cultivated on volcanic soils for centuries. Today, this rapidly evolving wine-growing landscape is marked by the rise of white wines - particularly those made from Carricante - which are redefining its identity.
by Lola Mulard28 viewsnewscarricanteetnaetna-biancoetna-docetna-rosso - news
Château Montelena
Château Montelena, located in Calistoga in Napa Valley, is a historic California winery that produces Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon from its estate vineyards (Oak Knoll, Calistoga). It is known for its classic, French-inspired wines that emphasize terroir, freshness, and a restrained expression of fruit.
by Lola Mulard23 viewsnewscabernet-sauvignoncalifornia-winecalifornian-terroircalistogacarneros - news
Sable de Camargue
Sable de Camargue is an AOP from the Mediterranean coast of the Camargue, between Sète and Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. This vineyard, situated on sandy soils influenced by salt, produces rosé, Gris, and Gris de Gris wines made from Grenache, Carignan, and Cinsault. It is distinguished by sustainable viticulture and fresh, refined, and briny wines that reflect a unique terroir.
by Lola Mulard20 viewsnewsaigues-mortesaop-sable-de-camarguecamarguecarignancinsault - news
Cantine Pala – La nuova proprietaria Lia Tolaini racconta progetto e presenta nuovi vini
Cagliari, la nuova stagione della Cantina Pala di Serdiana firmata da Lia Tolaini tra radici sarde e visione globale L’imprenditrice italo-canadese da un anno e mezzo ha rilevato l’azienda che guida insieme ai figli e allo storico team: in una serata in cantina presentati Perlia, Nuragus in purezza, e Perloro, un Monica dedicato all’antica civiltà […]
by Sara Panarelli26 viewsnewsfeaturedlia-tolainimonicamonica-di-sardegnanuragus - news
Coors’ peak of technology campaign returns
Molson Coors Beverage Company is bringing back its ‘Peak of Technology’ campaign this April, helping consumers perfect their at-home beer serves through Coors’ distinctive cold-activated packaging technology. New research commissioned by Coors reveals that while more than nine in ten (92%) UK beer drinkers say properly chilled lager is important when friends come over, only...
by Tim8 viewsnews - news
More entries, more gold: South Africa confirms its rise at the Sauvignon Selection by CMB 2026
From April 7 to 9, the city of Varaždin, Croatia, hosted the 17th edition of the Sauvignon Selection by CMB 2026, whose results have just been revealed.
by SA Wine Industry21 viewsnews2026cmbsauvignonsouth-africa - news
Owner of Vienna vineyard grows more than just grapes
VIENNA — “If I won the lottery, I’d buy nicer equipment and continue to […]
by MWA15 viewsfeatured-newsnews - news
Free trade agreement finally concluded between the EU and Australia
After eight years of discussions, a free trade agreement between the EU and Australia has now been signed. The ratification process remains, but as soon as the agreement enters into force, Australia will be opened to EU wines and the EU to Australian wines without import duties. This will be positive for the European Union’s […] Continue reading: Free trade agreement finally concluded between the EU and Australia The post Free trade agreement finally concluded between the EU and Australia was originally published on BKWine Magazine and written by Britt Karlsson . Copyright BKWine and BKWine Magazine. If you see it published elsewhere in full it has been republished without our permission. BKWine Magazine - Wine on the internet since 1996 Read more: On BKWine’s Wine Tours: Wine and food tours to the world’s wine regions | BKWine Tours Om BKWines Vinresor och matresor: Världens bästa vinresor och matresor | BKWine Vinresor On BKWine’s Wine Photography: Photography on Wine, Food and Trave
by Britt Karlsson20 viewsnewsaustraliaeutrade-agreements - news
SA SAUVIGNON SHINES GLOBALLY WITH MORE ENTRIES AND MORE GOLD AT SAUVIGNON SELECTION BY CMB 2026
South Africa’s Sauvignon Blanc is strengthening its position as one of the most dynamic Sauvignon-producing countries on the global stage – and the latest international results underline that momentum. At the Sauvignon Selection by Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2026, held from 7 to 9 April in Varaždin, Croatia, the country not only increased its number […] The post SA SAUVIGNON SHINES GLOBALLY WITH MORE ENTRIES AND MORE GOLD AT SAUVIGNON SELECTION BY CMB 2026 appeared first on Sauvignon Blanc South Africa .
by Isabeau Botha17 viewsin-the-newsnews - news
New Zealand Pinot Noir 2026 – Vertdevin
New Zealand Pinot Noir is now recognized as one of the most promising in the world. From Martinborough to Central Otago, discover the regions, styles, and fascinating history of this exceptional grape variety inspired by Burgundy.
by Lola Mulard33 viewsnewsata-rangiburgundycentral-otagogrape-varietiesinternational-wines - news
Il Vermouth Bianco di Luigi Vico: tradizioni di Langa
Dai caffè della Torino sabauda, fino al cuore pulsante delle Langhe: la rinascita del Vermouth oggi passa per il terroir e una antica storia di famiglia. Scopriamo come Luigi Vico ha trasformato il rito dell’aperitivo in un’estensione liquida del prestigio di Serralunga d’Alba. “La domenica, dopo la Santa Messa, accompagnavo nonno Gepin all’ostu di Serralunga […]
by Michelangelo Fani28 viewsnewsfeaturedserralunga-d-albaspiritsvermouthvermouth-bianco-di-torino - news
Help After a Partner Relapses
Many people get nervous that their loved ones in recovery are going to relapse. The reality is that this might happen. Relapse is a part of addiction and addiction recovery. However, that does not mean that a relapse is inevitable. There is also a lot of room for growth, hope, and healing after a relapse. […] The post Help After a Partner Relapses appeared first on Lantana Recovery: Addiction Treatment Rehab Center .
by Addiction Recovery Publishing8 viewsnews - news
The Rhum Fest Awards 2026 winners
This year, more than 200 entries were submitted for evaluation by a jury of 30 French and international experts. The blind tastings were held at La Rhumerie Paris over two days, at the end of which 51 medals were awarded. The Rhum Fest Awards 2026 winners Pure cane juice / agricole rum, under 50% Silver… Cet article The Rhum Fest Awards 2026 winners est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
by Rumporter4 viewsnews - news
Ron Tepuy, Venezuela’s new signature
Ron Tepuy is a new rum from the historic family distillery Destilería Unidas S.A. (DUSA), in the heart of Venezuela’s sugar-producing region. Destino is a blend of rums distilled in a kettle still and aged up to 8 years in American oak, finished in Amontillado sherry casks. Tasting note (Destino) provided by the producer: Nose:… Cet article Ron Tepuy, Venezuela’s new signature est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
by Rumporter4 viewsnews - news
CrossFire Hurricane, the Rolling Stones’ rum
A blend in which The Rolling Stones took part, bringing together distillates from four iconic Jamaican distilleries: Hampden Estate, Clarendon Distillery, Long Pond Distillery and Worthy Park Estate. The whole was blended and aged entirely under the island’s tropical climate. Tasting note provided by the producer: Nose: tropical fruits (banana, pineapple), notes of chocolate-covered orange.… Cet article CrossFire Hurricane, the Rolling Stones’ rum est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
by Rumporter4 viewsnews - news
A1710 presents a new interpretation of its Renaissance cuvée
A white rum that has been finished in Andean oak casks, a wood known for its density and tight grain. Tasting note provided by the producer: Nose: the nose reveals a round, indulgent expression dominated by vanilla and honey, underpinned by hints of coconut. Palate: toasted almond expresses itself with finesse, supported by a vegetal… Cet article A1710 presents a new interpretation of its Renaissance cuvée est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
by Rumporter5 viewsnews - news
News, nuggets and longreads 18 April 2026: Tremor of Intent
Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got beauty spots and liminal spaces. First, some statistics from the US which, as Jeff Alworth reports, indicate a downturn in the beer market: The Brewers Association has their annual year-end numbers out for 2025 and as expected, […] News, nuggets and longreads 18 April 2026: Tremor of Intent originally posted at Boak & Bailey's Beer Blog
by Boak & Bailey16 viewsnewsnews-nuggets - news
Braud & Quennesson’s Capsule series welcomes Pyrus
Pyrus is Braud & Quennesson’s first VO and the second expression in the Capsule series. Aged for 2 years and 3 months in cognac casks, then finished for 9 months in pear-spirit casks, this rum (PGI Rhum des Antilles Françaises) crafted by Lyse Carlier reveals an indulgent palette blending poached pear, candied citrus and delicate… Cet article Braud & Quennesson’s Capsule series welcomes Pyrus est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
by Rumporter4 viewsnews