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Las Vegas Brewing News: July 2026
BEER EVENTS Silver State Summer Brewfest — July 11 Tuscany Suites & Casino and Pub... The post Las Vegas Brewing News: July 2026 appeared first on PorchDrinking .
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2013 YoungInglewood Right Bank Blend – A Birthday Treat!
Photo from YoungInglewood Website The Winery This small winery is best-known for their Cabernet Sauvignon and “Bordeaux blends”, as they are situated on historic vineyard land in St. Helena, California. However, they’ve got a passion for several white wines like Chardonnay, Vin Clair and a rare Aligoté that is oak aged. One of the most […]
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Best Vegan Egg White Substitutes for Cocktails
Discover the best vegan egg white substitutes for cocktails, including aquafaba and other options that create rich, silky foam. The post Best Vegan Egg White Substitutes for Cocktails appeared first on Crafty Bartending .
by Tom Drake1 viewuncategorized - news
Wine in history: The wine-soaked wit of Lord Rochester
"The problem was that his wit flowed forth most brilliantly when he was in his cups, so that his friends could hardly bear to let him turn sober." The post Wine in history: The wine-soaked wit of Lord Rochester appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
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A Brief History of Beer’s Important (and Complicated) Place in America
Although this country was founded on beer, we’ve had a complicated relationship with it from day one. When I say America was founded on beer, that’s not as much of a hyperbole as you might think. William Bradford, a settler who sailed over on the Mayflower, wrote in his diary in 1622 that the decision […] The post A Brief History of Beer’s Important (and Complicated) Place in America first appeared on All About Beer .
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The Evolving Landscape of European Craft Beer
Mat Sandoval of Living Haus Beer Co. interviews Oli Banks of Stigbergets Bryggeri. Banks discusses his journey from the UK to Sweden, his role in expanding the brewery, and his focus on quality and efficiency. He highlights the importance of ingredient selection, particularly hops like Citra and Mosaic, and the impact of beer festivals on […] The post The Evolving Landscape of European Craft Beer first appeared on All About Beer .
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What’s Brewing at Brewer’s Friend – July 2, 2026
Here’s a look at what’s been happening at Brewer’s Friend over the past month. Check out the latest and greatest recipes, styles, ingredients, and more. Trending Styles 1 American Wheat Beer 6 American IPA 2 Irish Red Ale 7 Munich Helles 3 Märzen 8 American Pale Ale 4 American Lager 9 […] The post What’s Brewing at Brewer’s Friend – July 2, 2026 first appeared on Brewer's Friend .
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Your Drink Runneth Over at the Bible Club
Welcome back to Thebeerchaser. If you are seeing this post through an e-mail, please visit the blog by clicking on the title at the top to see all of the photos and so the narrative is not clipped or shortened. (# External photo attribution at the … Continue reading →
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2017 Vivác Winery Cabernet Franc – Concentrated Goodness at 5,600 ft Elevation!
Photo ©Michael Kelly Background Photo from Vivác Winery Facebook page Vivác winery sits at roughly 6,000 feet elevation in a valley in New Mexico. Similar to high altitude Malbec wines from the upper Calchaquí Valley (up to 10,000 feet elevations), the intensity of the flavors were equally matched. In fact the winery name Vivác (pronounced vee-vok) […]
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Aquafaba vs Egg White: Which Makes Better Cocktail Foam?
Compare aquafaba vs egg white for the better cocktail foam. Learn which creates better texture, stability, appearance, and flavor in cocktails. The post Aquafaba vs Egg White: Which Makes Better Cocktail Foam? appeared first on Crafty Bartending .
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The Ultimate July 4th Cocktail Ingredients Guide for 2026 Celebrations
If you’re planning a backyard barbecue, pool party, or fireworks gathering this summer, having the right July 4th Cocktail Ingredients on hand can make the difference between serving forgettable drinks and creating a celebration people talk about all year. After years behind bars from Melbourne to the French Alps, I’ve learned that great holiday cocktails […] The post The Ultimate July 4th Cocktail Ingredients Guide for 2026 Celebrations appeared first on Crafty Bartending .
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Just the Sip: Evan Williams 23-Year Review
Anyone who knows me knows that I’m incredibly skeptical of hyper-aged bourbons. I generally believe that most bourbons hit their peak around 10-12 years and that anything older often needs comparatively younger barrels to balance everything out. There are obviously exceptions, including highly aged blends like Russell’s Reserve 15-Year, but high age statements don’t carry […]
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2023 Trimbach Pinot Blanc – Perfectly Matched Dinner With It’s Zesty Acidity
Photo ©Michael Kelly Background With temperatures hitting triple digits this week, white wine was high on the priority list. Grabbed a bottle of 2023 Trimbach Pinot Blanc to go with a cool non-cooked dinner (more below). History of Pinot Blanc What is Pinot Blanc? The history of this grape is a bit tangled with mystery […]
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Rhizophagy – how plants farm soil microbes
Science continues to reveal just how sophisticated the relationship is between plant roots and the soil microbiome. We've written before about plants acting as miniature solar panels, using photosynthesis to produce sugars that are released into the soil as root exudates. These exudates feed soil microbes, creating a symbiotic partnership between plants and the organisms that live around their roots The post Rhizophagy – how plants farm soil microbes appeared first on Regenerative Viticulture Foundation .
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2014 Detert Family Vineyards Cabernet Franc, Always a Brouhaha
Photo ©Michael Kelly The Winery Those familiar with Detert Family Vineyards know that Detert is an established winery. W.F. Detert came to the US in 1866. He operated a gold mine in Jackson, sold it and in 1912 he owned 22,000 acres in Guenoc Ranch in Lake County as well as other ranches/gold mines in […]
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Two Excellent Wines Enjoyed in June From Dracaena Wines and Absolution Cellars
Background Having enjoyed various wines in June, I did not have enough time to fully present a story on many wines. However, these two wines stood out as worthy of attention. While not doing a lengthy review, I have previously noted the high quality of wines produced by Dracaena Wines in Paso Robles. Dracaena Wines […]
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Maple Syrup Substitutes for Whiskey Cocktails
Have you experience that moment in every bartender’s life when you’re halfway through making an Old Fashioned, glance at the syrup shelf, and realize you’re out of maple syrup. It usually happens on a busy night. The good news is that there are plenty of excellent maple syrup substitutes that work beautifully in whiskey cocktails. […] The post Maple Syrup Substitutes for Whiskey Cocktails appeared first on Crafty Bartending .
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2024 Starfield Vineyards “Hope Rising” a White Wine Blend Alternative to Chardonnay
Photo ©Michael Kelly Background on Marsanne & Roussanne Grapes This has long been one of my favorite white wine blends. When given a chance to review this wine, I was excited to taste it. Marsanne originated in the northern Rhône Valley of France, likely named after the village of Marsanne. Thomas Jefferson called it “the […]
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Bacchus Sunday at Frey Vineyards
The post Bacchus Sunday at Frey Vineyards appeared first on Discover California Wines .
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Astrophiz Episode 237: July Sky Guide & 10-Year Anniversary Special
Listen: https://soundcloud.com/astrophiz/astrophiz-ep237-july-sky-guide-ian-musgrave Full Transcript below Celebrate a decade of stargazing with Astrophiz! In this very special milestone episode, host Brendan O’Brien sits down with acclaimed scientist, educator, and avid amateur astronomer Dr. Ian Musgrave to celebrate 10 years of fabulous Astrophiz Sky Guides and the 19th anniversary of his renowned Astroblog. Packed with essential observational […] The post Astrophiz Episode 237: July Sky Guide & 10-Year Anniversary Special appeared first on Astrophiz: The Astronomy and Astrophysics Podcast .
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Beerchaser Notables – An Excellent Public Servant and Three Outstanding Entrepreneurs – Part I
Welcome back to Thebeerchaser. This is a long post. If you are seeing this post through an e-mail, please visit the blog by clicking on the title at the top to see all of the photos and so the narrative is not clipped or shortened. Followers … Continue reading →
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Summertime Alternative White Wines (with food pairings) – Step Out and Explore
pictue from Acquiesce Winery One of my favorite anonymous quotes is “Adventure may hurt you, but monotony will kill you”. With summer in full swing, many are reaching for cool and refreshing white wines. Besides the standard three most common white wines, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Grigio, many other interesting white wines are available. […]
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When History Sneaks Into the Glass
I spent an evening evaluating a lineup of old Napa Cabernets and kept returning to the oldest wine in the lineup. Remarkably well made for its age, it continued to hold my attention. The next morning, I learned I had … Continue reading →
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Mountain Terraces Vineyard – 2010 Lex’s Cabernet Sauvignon – A Crowning Achievement
Photo ©Michael Kelly Background Info Photo from Sonoma County Tourism The wine comes from one of the smaller districts in Sonoma County AVA, Moon Mountain. Here is a map showing the area which has elevations from 200 feet to 2200 feet. From this vineyard you can see San Francisco some 50 miles away! The name […]
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