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Meet the Artist Behind Pacific Magic IPA’s Stunning Beer Label
We’re excited to share a fresh update to one of our longtime favorites: Pacific Magic IPA is now available in cans! Pacific Magic has been part of our lineup for […] The post Meet the Artist Behind Pacific Magic IPA’s Stunning Beer Label appeared first on North Coast Brewing Co. .
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Winners announced for California Collection 2026
Eight merchants made their selections from wines submitted by UK importers The post Winners announced for California Collection 2026 appeared first on The Wine Merchant Mag .
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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 Raymond10 viewsfeaturednewsnashville-sweet-tea-cotailgate-brewery - news
‘Catastrophic’: U.S. Exports Drop by $357 Million After Canada’s Wine Ban
Canada’s multiple-province ban on American products caused a $357 million deficit for the U.S. wine industry. The prohibition, which started after President Trump enacted his controversial, far-reaching tariffs, prompted the value of U.S. wine exports to Canada to plummet from $460 million in 2024 to $103 million in 2025, according to a new report from Wine Institute. The shift marks a 78 percent drop in U.S. wine exports to Canada, according to the report, which summarized data from the U.S. Census Bureau. The ban also accounts for 81 percent of all losses for global U.S. wine exports last year. The article ‘Catastrophic’: U.S. Exports Drop by $357 Million After Canada’s Wine Ban appeared first on VinePair .
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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 .
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8 Sail Brewery acquired
Lincolnshire-based 8 Sail Brewery has been acquired by Edward Quigley, a taproom regular and fan of the brewery. Quigley completed on the purchase of the iconic microbrewery, located within the Heckington Windmill heritage site (just east of Sleaford), from founder Tony Pygott, last Friday 6th March in a deal that will see the retention of...
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Yorkshire’s latest beers are backing British hops
East Yorkshire’s Great Newsome Brewery has pledged support for British hop growers by creating a new “Love British Hops” series of beers. The farm-based brewery, inspired by the UK’s rich heritage of hop-growing, has created a new “Love British Hops” series of six cask beers for 2026, showcasing the very best hops that the UK...
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Beer and whisky collab progresses
Levenbank Distillery has reached the next milestone in its innovative beer-to-whisky collaboration with Leeds-based craft brewery Northern Monk, as the spirit from the project has now been distilled and laid down in cask. The collaboration sees an imperial stout recipe developed jointly by the two teams transformed into three distinct products: the original beer, a...
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New Study Finds Consumers Associate Whiskey, Tequila, and Wine With Distinct Moods
Consumers associate different types of alcohol with distinct buzzwords, according to a new study out of the University of Evansville in Indiana. Most respondents linked “party” to tequila; “sophisticated,” “chill,” and “intellectual” to wine; and “masculine” to whiskey. The findings confirm that the longstanding connections between alcohol types and mindsets are learned behavior, not feelings based on their physiological effects. “These findings show that alcohol can function as a ‘symbolic cue,’” writes Logan Pant, the study’s author and an assistant professor of marketing, in The Conversation. The article New Study Finds Consumers Associate Whiskey, Tequila, and Wine With Distinct Moods appeared first on VinePair .
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Chicago’s Half Acre Beer Company and Maplewood Brewery Merge Amid Craft Consolidation Wave
Half Acre Beer Company and Maplewood Brewery & Distillery, two of Chicago’s largest craft breweries, are set to merge into a new beverage company, the businesses announced on Tuesday. Both breweries will operate independently at their respective taprooms, but the joint venture will consolidate their behind-the-scenes business operations to form an unnamed, “premier Chicago beverage company,” per the release. The merger comes after a wave of shutterings in the Windy City’s craft beer scene. Five breweries, including Casa Humilde, have closed or announced closures in just the last six weeks. The article Chicago’s Half Acre Beer Company and Maplewood Brewery Merge Amid Craft Consolidation Wave appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley18 viewschicagocraft-beercraft-brewercraft-breweriescraft-brewerymergers-and-acquisitions - news
Focus Style – When rums aged in ex-sherry casks take center stage
Sherry, oloroso, PX, Xérès… these are words that are increasingly found on rum bottle labels. Former Spanish fortified and/or oxidative wine barrels are increasingly being used to finish special and/or limited editions, and are even sometimes used in the aging of regular vintages. What explains this craze among rum brands? Historically, the practice of using… Cet article Focus Style – When rums aged in ex-sherry casks take center stage est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
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Our selection of rums aged in ex-Sherry casks
Without being exhaustive, we have tried to be as eclectic as possible in this selection, with rums made from molasses, cane honey, pure juice, French, British, or Spanish traditions, with varying degrees of alcohol content, with or without esters, at affordable or higher prices… Finally, some of these vintages have only spent a few months… Cet article Our selection of rums aged in ex-Sherry casks est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
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Interview – Cyrille Lawson, Sales Director at HSE
Read also: Style Focus – When rums aged in ex-sherry barrels take center stage Cyrille, why has it been so long since we’ve seen a Finition du Monde in ex-sherry casks? Because we don’t produce it anymore. Historically, we worked with Anthony Macallan. He had specifically increased his cask requirements to take into account our… Cet article Interview – Cyrille Lawson, Sales Director at HSE est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
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Interview – Grégoire Leyx, CEO of Alter Oak
Read also: Style Focus – When rums aged in ex-sherry barrels take center stage Grégoire, can you explain the differences between sherries? It’s very complicated, even for me, someone who works with ex-sherry casks every day. Behind this Anglo-Saxon word, there are actually several appellations: Pedro Ximénez, Xérès, oloroso, fino, amontillado, palo cortado, manzanilla, PX… .… Cet article Interview – Grégoire Leyx, CEO of Alter Oak est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
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One-of-a-kind tap takeover event to celebrate International Women’s Day
Scottish women’s beer appreciation groups Glasladies Beer Society and Women in Beer UK have once again joined forces to brew a celebration beer for International Women’s Day 2026. The collaboration is part of International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day (IWCBD), a global event that seeks to shine a light on women in the beer industry and...
by Tim20 viewsnewsglasladies-beer-societyinternational-women-s-daywomen-in-beer-uk - news
Zaccagnini: The Stick and the Story
The post Zaccagnini: The Stick and the Story appeared first on Dhall & Nash Fine Wines .
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1608 Crafthouse — A Decade of Dedication to Virginia Craft Beer
By David Hunter If you’re reading this, chances are you’re a fan of craft beer — and there’s an even better chance you’re a fan of Virginia craft beer specifically. And if that’s the case, you know the feeling of sitting down at a restaurant and discovering they not only have your Virginia favorites on […]
by Jeff Maisey21 viewsbeerbrew-newsnews1608-crafthousefans-of-va-craft-beerrestaurant - 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
“Come On In My Kitchen” with The Virginia Beer Company
By Diane Catanzaro and Christopher Jones Robert Johnson’s blues masterpiece “Come On In My Kitchen” is a metaphor for sanctuary. The wind is howling and it’s raining outdoors. The kitchen in the song represents a warm, safe haven of protection from the harsh elements, both literal and figurative, and an offer of friendship. Virginia Beer […]
by Jeff Maisey22 viewsbeerbrew-newsnewsva-beervirginia-beer-companyyorktown - news
The 2026 Spice Beer Draft & Competition!
Are you ready to spice up your brewing game? Our next big club challenge is here, and it’s time to see who can master the art of the spice. Whether you are a seasoned pro or looking to try something new, this is your chance to showcase your creativity. The Ultimate Prize The stakes are … Continue reading The 2026 Spice Beer Draft & Competition! →
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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
New tunnel pasteuriser “redefines efficiency”
A new Sidel tunnel pasteuriser that combines “smart modular design with a breakthrough counterflow concept” has been launched. The Swing Evo from Sidel is said to sett a new benchmark for sustainability and performance in beverage production, the company said. Drawing on decades of industry expertise, Sidel’s Swing Evo introduces an innovative counterflow concept and modular...
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World Absinthe Day – The Return of the Green Fairy
The post World Absinthe Day – The Return of the Green Fairy appeared first on La Fée Absinthe - Real Absinthe .
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These Are the 25 Largest Wine Suppliers in the U.S. (2026)
E&J Gallo Winery continued to lead the list of the largest wine suppliers in the U.S. in 2025, underscoring the Gallo portfolio’s reach to all types of consumers, data from a WineBusiness report shows. Gallo, which owns established producers like Orin Swift Cellars and Louis M. Martini as well as Gen Z-geared brands like Whiny Baby, sold 90 million cases of wine last year. The Wine Group was ranked second with 43 million cases sold. The article These Are the 25 Largest Wine Suppliers in the U.S. (2026) appeared first on VinePair .
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