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Historic Beer Birthday: Johann George Moerlein
Today is the birthday of Johann George Moerlein, who went by “George” (June 8, 1852-August 31, 1891). He was the son of Christian Moerlein, who founded the Christian Moerlein Brewery in 1853, when his son was one year old. He later joined the firm and was the vice-president at the time of his untimely death at 39. […]
by Jay Brooks3 viewsbirthdaysbreweriesjust-for-funhistoryohiotravel - news
A Journey Through The Menus on An Avalon Waterways River Cruise
One of the most profound joys of river cruising is the realization that the view changes as often as the courses. As a food and wine reviewer, I find the true success of Avalon Waterway’s program lies in its balance of the modern traveler’s desire for healthful dishes as well as the culinary traditions of the European heartland. I downloaded...
by mywinepal2 viewscruisefood-and-wine-pairinggermanytravelavalon-waterwaysfood-and-wine - news
Ohmygod–Part 4 I’ve Been Robbed!
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
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International Tourism Up 2% in Q1 2026 Amid Growing Uncertainty
International tourist arrivals grew 2% over the first quarter of 2026, despite disruption caused by the crisis in the Middle East in March. According to the latest data from UN Tourism, some 307 million tourists travelled internationally in the first quarter of 2026, about 6 million more than the same period of 2025. While the start of the […] The post International Tourism Up 2% in Q1 2026 Amid Growing Uncertainty appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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My June (2026) Article is Out (And More)!
Every month, it seems like I hear “It’s hard to believe it’s already [fill in the month]!” In response, I have to resist adding a snarky response such as “well, calendars are hard to come by these days…” but that … Continue reading →
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Fifty Years Ago, a Blind Wine Tasting Event in Paris Changed Everything for California Reds and Whites
The post Fifty Years Ago, a Blind Wine Tasting Event in Paris Changed Everything for California Reds and Whites appeared first on Haute Living San Francisco .
by Laurie Jo Miller Farr3 viewsfeatured-articlesfood-and-wine-eventshaute-wineinternational-destinationstravelwine-country - news
Unique Wine Tourism Experiences – Portugal’s Cork Harvest: How a 2,000-Year-Old Tradition Is Becoming Wine Tourism’s Next Great Experience
Each spring as vineyards across Europe enter a period of rapid growth, another harvest quietly unfolds across Portugal’s landscapes, one that is increasingly attracting the attention of wine travellers, sustainability advocates, and experiential tourists. The annual cork harvest season has officially begun across Portugal, marking the return of one of the world’s oldest and most […] The post Unique Wine Tourism Experiences – Portugal’s Cork Harvest: How a 2,000-Year-Old Tradition Is Becoming Wine Tourism’s Next Great Experience appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin2 viewsportugaltourismtravelwine-newswine-tourismwines-of-portugal - news
Ohmygod–Part 3 The Train to Blois
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
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Tongue Dancer Wines: Spring Releases, the Whites
Although I have never really heard someone explicitly say it, I get the feeling that it is somehow “not cool” to say you like Chardonnay, particularly if you are male. I do not know if this stems from the stupid … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist5 viewschardonnaydry-creek-valleyrussian-river-valleysonoma-coastwinepinot-noir - news
Ohmygod–Part 2 Karma is a Bit…
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist5 viewstravelbike-trips-in-francebikingcyclingeiffel-towereurope - news
The Savoir Faire of Laurent-Perrier: Non-Dosage
As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, I was recently approached by Laurent-Perrier Champagne to see if I would like to sample several of their iconic wines, to which I quickly responded “oui!” (I actually said “yes” as the … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist5 viewschampagnefrancepinot-noirwinelaurent-perriersparkling-wine - news
Tongue Dancer Wines: Spring Releases, the Reds
I am about to hop on a plane to attend my older son’s graduation from graduate school. Yes, that is right, Nathan is about to receive a Master’s Degree in Aerospace Engineering. I would say “where did the time go?” … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist5 viewspinot-noirrussian-river-valleysonoma-coastwinechardonnaytravel - news
Pomerol to Saint-Émilion … by Bike?
Since I started writing about wine, close to fifteen years ago now, one facet has remained constant: I write what I want to write. While that might not seem all that earth-shattering to most people, the thought of being told … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist4 viewswineeuropefrancetravelwriting - news
Ohmygod–Part 1 On the Plane?
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
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The Last Two Wines From My Rhine River Cruise
Here are my tasting notes for the last few wines I enjoyed on my Avalon Waterways cruise of the Rhine River. I did try several German beers while on excursions during the day and will try to write an article on German beer later. My Wine Tasting Notes Christoph-Seydel-Str 2024 Spätburgunder trocken Reinhessen. Crystal clear. Medium minus red cherry colour. ...
by mywinepal4 viewscruisegermanypinot-noirrhinerosetourism - news
How the Grasshopper Cocktail Got its Wings
A closer look at the Grasshopper cocktail, including a recipe.
by Kelly Magyarics0 viewsbarscocktailstravel - news
My May (2026) Article is Out!
Well, it is time for another article in my local Spring Branch Plus publication (actually, it is time for two since I forgot to alert you to last month’s article). In case you haven’t noticed, the wine industry is in … Continue reading →
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Another Exciting Chapter in Virginia’s Wine Story — Veritas Vineyards to Transition to New Ownership
It has been a dynamic, and at times unforgiving, spring for Virginia wine — early bud break, a punishing frost, … Continue reading →
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UK Launches a Unified Digital Gateway for Wine Tourism
The United Kingdom’s wine tourism sector continues its quiet but decisive evolution, from fragmented regional experiences to a more integrated, discovery-led ecosystem. The launch of the UK Vineyard Guide marks a strategic step in that transition. Positioned as a centralized digital platform, the Guide aggregates more than 1,100 vineyards across England and Wales into a […] The post UK Launches a Unified Digital Gateway for Wine Tourism appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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The Savoir Faire of Laurent-Perrier: The Art of Maceration
As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, I was recently approached by Laurent-Perrier Champagne to see if I would like to sample several of their iconic wines, to which I quickly responded “oui!” (I actually said “yes” as the … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist6 viewschampagnefrancepinot-noirwinelaurent-perriersparkling-wine - news
The Ultimate and only Carry-on Packing List you’ll ever need – For long Haul Flights
Today, I am excited to share my ultimate carry-on bag packing list for long-haul flights. This... The post The Ultimate and only Carry-on Packing List you’ll ever need – For long Haul Flights appeared first on Taste & Trot .
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The Elevation of Appetite
At 2,010 meters above sea level, the first thing that changes is your breathing. The second is your appetite. By the time you are standing outside a mountain hut with a glass of Blauburgunder in hand, something else has shifted too. The wine tastes different up here. In December, I went to Alta Badia, a small, jagged pocket of Südtirol-Alto Adige, with skis, a notebook, and a question. Nestled among the villages of San Cassiano, La Villa, Corvara, and the Campolongo Pass, the region is defined by its verticality, snow, and fine cuisine. Every year, as the ski season starts,...
by Małgorzata Partyka4 viewsalto-adigefood-pairingitalian-winetravel - news
Best Views In Calistoga: From Winery Overlooks to Scenic Trails
Beyond its spas and wine, Calistoga delivers big on scenery. Here’s where to find the best views, from wineries and hotels to the trailheads. The post Best Views In Calistoga: From Winery Overlooks to Scenic Trails first appeared on NapaValley.com .
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Robert Mondavi Winery Reopens: Redefining the Global Benchmark for Next-Generation Wine Tourism
Following a three-year transformation, Robert Mondavi Winery has reopened its historic Oakville estate, marking its 60th anniversary with what is arguably one of the most significant wine tourism reinventions in Napa Valley since the 1960s. The relaunch introduces a fully modernized visitor ecosystem, new hospitality and culinary spaces, expanded indoor-outdoor tasting environments, and advanced winemaking […] The post Robert Mondavi Winery Reopens: Redefining the Global Benchmark for Next-Generation Wine Tourism appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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