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Review: Indri Agneya Indian Single Malt
One of the most notable distilleries in India, Piccadily’s Indri has become the largest-selling single malt whisky in India. Its latest release, Agneya, derives its name from the Sanskrit word meaning “belonging to fire.” As such, it’s a lightly peated expression aged in both sherry and bourbon casks, though it carries no age statement. As… The post Review: Indri Agneya Indian Single Malt appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking .
by Christopher Null18 viewsbuy-it-nowfeaturedindian-whiskyrated-breviewswhiskey - 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
Top Picks for Easter Monday
Brilliant primitivo is joined by white wine harbingers of summer. The post Top Picks for Easter Monday appeared first on MidWeek Wines .
by Brian Elliott8 viewsreviews - news
Reviewing the lower-alcohol lagers from Beer Girl
The beers from Beer Girl are lower-alcohol, gluten-reduced lagers with no added sugar, developed by husband-and-wife team Caroline and Griffin Foulk of Wagon Wheel Brewing of California. These are lifestyle brand beers, brewed with corn as an adjunct to help lower the over gluten content, and weighing in with only … Continue reading
by Jon Abernathy19 viewsbeersreviewsbeer-girl - news
The New Cafe Beaujolais Cookbook: A Cookbook that Might Also Inspire a Trip to Mendocino
The New Cafe Beaujolais Cookbook is more than recipes. It also takes a nostalgic look back the history of Cafe Beaujolais, a restaurant that has been serving meals in the quaint village of Mendocino on California’s north coast since 1968. As you might expect, Cafe Beaujolais has had several owners over the years, but none did more to establish the […] The post The New Cafe Beaujolais Cookbook: A Cookbook that Might Also Inspire a Trip to Mendocino appeared first on Pull That Cork .
by Nancy (CSW)18 viewsreviewsuncategorizedcafe-beaujolaiscookbook-reviewmendocino - news
Ale-Paca IPA from Explore Tualatin Valley
Ale-Paca IPA is the Tualatin Valley collaboration beer that was brewed to celebrate the northwest Oregon region’s winter Tap Season, sponsored by Explore Tualatin Valley and available on draft and in cans. Ale-Paca was brewed at Binary Brewing along with 14 other brewers, a West Coast IPA with 6.8% ABV. … Continue reading
by Jon Abernathy21 viewsbeersreviewstualatin-valley - news
Vin de France Cleverly Hitting the Spot
That classification opens new doors for us. The post Vin de France Cleverly Hitting the Spot appeared first on MidWeek Wines .
by Brian Elliott8 viewsreviews - news
Dogfish Head Drrrty Thirty Dirty Vodka Martini Review
We’re shaking/mixing/stirring things up a bit and trying a new canned cocktail from our dear friends at Dogfish Head of Milton, Delaware. This one is a Dirty Vodka Martini. It’s called the Drrrty Thirty. Here’s what they have to say about it on their website: Turning thirty never […]
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Spanish Reds at £5 to £6
A classy white and bargain reds to welcome Springtime The post Spanish Reds at £5 to £6 appeared first on MidWeek Wines .
by Brian Elliott8 viewsreviews - news
A Rich Selection of Top Tips Today
Popular Italian red and a Spanish rosé lead the parade today. The post A Rich Selection of Top Tips Today appeared first on MidWeek Wines .
by Brian Elliott8 viewsreviews - news
Bottles that Quietly Outclass their Price Tags
Italy and Argentina in the spotlight today. The post Bottles that Quietly Outclass their Price Tags appeared first on MidWeek Wines .
by Brian Elliott7 viewsreviews - news
Ardbeg Ten Cask Strength
If you’re an Ardbeg fan (and, presumably – by definition – an Ardbeg drinker) then you’ll eagerly await each Committee Exclusive release when they come along. Whether it’s the annual Ardbeg Day special release, or some other Committee Exclusive that the team has put together, it would be fair to say that these releases always … Continue reading "Ardbeg Ten Cask Strength" The post Ardbeg Ten Cask Strength appeared first on Whisky and Wisdom .
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Under £5 Chardonnay that Seriously Over-Delivers
Spanish red, French chardonnay and a Bonus Item all compete for your attention The post Under £5 Chardonnay that Seriously Over-Delivers appeared first on MidWeek Wines .
by Brian Elliott8 viewsreviews - news
Mark’s Mocktails Wins Big at WSWA Access LIVE With Non-Alcoholic Ready-to-Drink Beverages
Mark's Mocktails takes home medals for all 4 flavors at WSWA Access LIVE in Las Vegas, NV, including Best In Show & Double Gold. The post Mark’s Mocktails Wins Big at WSWA Access LIVE With Non-Alcoholic Ready-to-Drink Beverages appeared first on DMV Distributing .
by Alicia Brant8 viewsreviews - news
Highclere Castle Gin Review
Victorian ‘Pomp’ in a sylvan setting Like the 2019 film ‘Downton Abbey – A New Era’, our Highclere Gin review is a sequel to Gin Lovers and other Portuguese spirits we’ve written about in recent months, reflecting on the surprising selection of juniper juices to be found in a region renowned for port wine. In […] The post Highclere Castle Gin Review appeared first on Gin Blog .
by Gin Lover One9 viewsfeaturedreviews - news
Dogfish Head Engine 19 IPA Review
We’re headed back to Milton, Delaware for a taste of yet another Collaboration Brew from our dear friends at Dogfish Head. This time around they teamed up with a Philadelphia Flyer and Flyers Charities to create an IPA that’s brewed up for a very good cause. Engine 19 […]
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The Connoisseur’s Conundrum: A Month of Spirits and Shadows in Delhi
After exploring Delhi's culinary scene, the author highlights their disappointment with cocktails that misrepresent premium spirits. Despite vibrant presentation, many drinks suffer from dilution or counterfeit ingredients. They emphasize the need for honesty and integrity in beverage programs and recommend trusted venues where quality matches the label, like Sidecar and Townhall. The post The Connoisseur’s Conundrum: A Month of Spirits and Shadows in Delhi first appeared on The Primlani Kitchen aka Indian Wine Goddess .
by Rashmi Primlani, DipWSET20 viewsin-the-newsrestaurantsreviewswinecocktailbarcocktails - news
Golf Edition 19th Hole gin review
Down the Hot Hatch There have been many special versions of Volkswagen’s original launch in the 80s, from the GTI and R32 to today’s barely recognisable hybrid supercars, but I’m happy to report that Gin Lovers’ similarly titled spirit, which I gave a test drive at the distiller’s Lisbon headquarters, offers a stimulating but relatively […] The post Golf Edition 19th Hole gin review appeared first on Gin Blog .
by Gin Lover Two8 viewsfeaturedreviews - news
Flying Ace 13 YO Straight Bourbon Whiskey Review
Holland, Michigan here we come! AGAIN! This is our second review of a Bourbon from Flying Ace. This one is both significantly older and significantly higher octane. It also supports a great cause. Here’s what we know about it: Flying Ace is inspired by generations of American aviators […]
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Favorite 5 Rums of 2025
My Favorite 5 Rums of 2025 I’m a little behind on this, but finally getting out my Favorite 5 of 2025 — these are the rums that stayed with me long after the glass was empty. This isn’t a “best of” list. These are the bottles that surprised me, challenged expectations, or simply delivered something … Continue reading Favorite 5 Rums of 2025
by traderjays17 viewsuncategorizedreviewsrum-review - news
Review: Ninefold Scottish Oak 3 Years Old
New year, old me! What a better way to kick start 2026 than with a very special bottle of rum from Ninefold Distillery. I have seen Dr. Kit Carruthers at the 2025 UK RumFest and, as promised, I purchased a bottle of his newest release – I haven’t opened it yet, so I thought my … More Review: Ninefold Scottish Oak 3 Years Old
by Alexandru Sandu22 viewsmolasses-pot-still-agedreviewsukuk-distilled-rums3cask - news
Deau VSOP
The Fins Bois is clear from the dominate fruit-blossom character. It’s great for those who enjoy floral/fruit-forward cognacs. The post Deau VSOP appeared first on Cognac Reverie .
by Cognac Reverie23 viewsreviewsbrandycharentecognaccognac-aocdeau - news
Porter & Stout: A Complete History – Review
I hope you like details. The late Martyn Cornell, beer’s foremost historian and mythbuster, said he put five years of his life into compiling this comprehensive history of porter and stout, though I suspect the real number is somewhat higher. I would like to say that, now, it’s all there on the page, but I […]
by TheBeerNut18 viewsreviews - news
Fox and Oden Straight Rye Whiskey Review
Back to Holland, Michigan we go for yet another whisky review… Today’s video features a Straight Rye Whiskey from Fox & Oden. Here are a few words about this whiskey courtesy of Evins PR: For the budding mixologist, Fox & Oden Straight Rye Whiskey makes the perfect base […]
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