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Listen to “In The Wine Cellar” On KDKA Radio
Greetings! I was delighted recently to bring “In The Wine Cellar With Dave DeSimone” to KDKA Radio at 1020 AM and 101.1 FM. If you missed hearing the show live, then pour a glass of wine and tune in here to listen. Beloved, veteran KDKA host, Rob Pratte (pictured above to the left), and I […]
by Dave DeSimone7 viewsuncategorized - news
Mixology Spirit: Kurt Delaney
Outer Light Brewing's taproom manager does more than build cocktails, he builds community. The post Mixology Spirit: Kurt Delaney first appeared on Litchfield Distillery .
by Litchfield Distillery20 viewsmixology-spiritnewsuncategorizedbrewerygingroton-ct - news
Drops of SunGod: Michel Rolland and China
“Focus on the vineyards.” That was the advice Michel Rolland—the wine world’s most famous consultant—gave during a 2012 Shanghai panel called China Wine Revolution. Rolland, ...
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Maritime climate
Hybrids and hope mark Canada’s newest wine-producing region One of my favourite home-entertaining hacks is to surprise guests with an elegant and fresh sparkling rosé that’s a perfect expression of the terroir found in Moncton, New Brunswick. Folks in my Toronto-based kitchen are surprised, to say the least. But, to be fair to my pals, […] The post Maritime climate appeared first on VITIS .
by Tara Rafiq7 viewsuncategorized - news
2018 Roghani Vineyards – Stop the Presses!!
Photo ©Michael Kelly Background Roghani Vineyards entered the 7th Annual International Cabernet Franc Competition this year for the first time. Roghani Vineyards is in Caldwell, Idaho. In speaking with Denise Kulm, she mentioned that they make an exquisite Cabernet Sauvignon, if I would be interested in reviewing it. Agreeing to do so, I was more […]
by mkellywine16 viewsuncategorizedcabernet-sauvignonchateau-des-fleursidaho-wine-commissionidaho-winesroghani-s-restaurant - news
Whispers in the Night: Exploring the Spirit Side of Downtown Phoenix
Desert Phoenix Ghost Tours: Explore Haunting Stories – Luxe Beat Magazine
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Highly acclaimed Remus Bourbon introduces the Remus Bottle Club
Highly acclaimed Remus Bourbon introduces the Remus Bottle Club A treat for aficionados and collectors, the new club delivers rare and award-winning Remus Bourbon expressions to members’ doorsteps ST. LOUIS (March 23, 2026) – Remus Bourbon has the perfect solution for bourbon lovers always on the hunt for top-rated, award-winning limited releases and insider knowledge on the acclaimed brand – the Remus Bottle […]
by Bourbon & Oak8 viewsuncategorized - news
#GlobalWhiskyToast
The post #GlobalWhiskyToast appeared first on The Scotch Whisky Experience .
by Gillian Beaton8 viewsuncategorized - news
2022 CULMINATION Proprietary Red Wine Blend
Photo ©Michael Kelly Background The word culmination is defined by the “end point or final stage of something you’ve been working toward or something that’s been building up”. Synonyms are apex, climax, peak, pinnacle, summit or zenith. Wood Family Vineyards, having made dozens upon dozens of award-winning wines, decided to launch a second label. The second […]
by mkellywine22 viewsuncategorizedculminationlivermore-valley-winelivermore-valley-wineswood-family-vineyards - news
Overcoming yield gaps in organic and biodynamic viticulture: insights from an 18-year field trial
Academic study at Geisenheim University showing that organic and biodynamic vineyards’ yields catch up over time, with biodynamic now out-performing in hot, dry years. Doring et al., 2026 Headline Findings Methods Results Original study here. The post Overcoming yield gaps in organic and biodynamic viticulture: insights from an 18-year field trial appeared first on Regenerative Viticulture Foundation .
by Hannah Hollis23 viewsresearch-reviewsuncategorizedbiodynamicyield - news
Luxury Wine Tasting in Nashik: A Complete Vineyard Experience Guide
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by Omkar Pachpatil9 viewsuncategorizedwine - news
Fresh Brew: Your Monthly Digest of Top Forum Discussions – March 2026
Most Discussed Topics Fan of FULLER´S ESBby JVi with 47 posts this monthLike topic states but i am not fan of what that cost for me per 0.5l bottle and like to try it someday in near future.Found 2 different BYO recipes for this bitter but reading those raised set of … Gelatin, BioFine or […] The post Fresh Brew: Your Monthly Digest of Top Forum Discussions – March 2026 first appeared on Brewer's Friend .
by Larry8 viewsuncategorized - news
March 22, 2026: A Greener Kalasi
The post March 22, 2026: A Greener Kalasi appeared first on Kalasi Cellars .
by gregatkalasicellars8 viewsuncategorized - news
Sonoma-Cutrer Chardonnay – A Solid Wine With Sashimi
Last week in the Phoenix area we had a great dinner with family (minus Ben and Susan) on Thursday evening. We ate at Kona Grill in Gilbert, a small establishment featuring steak, seafood and sushi with 23 locations throughout the United States. All the food was fresh and cooked/prepared excellently. The wine list was limited […]
by mkellywine8 viewsuncategorizedchardonnaykona-grill-gilbertsashimisonoma-cutrer - news
The Burgundification of Barolo and Barbaresco
After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Italy inherited its physical and cultural remains, but authority fractured among city-states, bishoprics, Lombards, Byzantines, and later communes. This fragmentation endured for more than a millennium until unification in 1861, during which time, the country experienced repeated incursions and changing rule by Germanic, Byzantine, Islamic, Norman, imperial, papal, and dynastic […] The post The Burgundification of Barolo and Barbaresco first appeared on Word on the Grapevine .
by wordonthegrapevine19 viewsuncategorizedfeatured - news
5 Reasons Everyone Should Take a Beginner Wine Class (Even If You’re “Not a Wine Person” Yet)
If you’ve ever stared at a wine list and guessed, you’re not alone. A beginner wine class is one of those deceptively powerful life upgrades: you show up for a fun night out and leave with new favorite wines, real confidence, and the ability to order without pointing at the cheapest glass. At Capital Wine School [...] The post 5 Reasons Everyone Should Take a Beginner Wine Class (Even If You’re “Not a Wine Person” Yet) appeared first on Capital Wine School .
by Lee Romano Sequeira4 viewsuncategorized - news
Galaxy Forensics with A/Prof Dr Elisabete da Cunha | Astrophiz #230
Listen: https://soundcloud.com/astrophiz/elisabete230v Summary:“Galaxy Forensics and Evolution”Uncover the hidden histories of the universe in this Astrophiz episode ‘Galaxy Forensics‘, where we join Dr. Elisabete da Cunha to decode the starlight of the distant past. From her early days gazing up at the stars as a child in Portugal to becoming a world leader in extragalactic astronomy, […] The post Galaxy Forensics with A/Prof Dr Elisabete da Cunha | Astrophiz #230 appeared first on Astrophiz: The Astronomy and Astrophysics Podcast .
by BRENDAN O'BRIEN8 viewsuncategorized - news
TOASTS, FRIENDSHIPS AND NOT ALLOWING THE THIRD DEATH
A 45-year-old tradition continues despite the quarantines, travel, miles between family members, one having a baseball game, two grandchildren already in bed and work obligations. I have had three half shots of Jameson Whiskey on St Patrick’s Day every year, usually at a restaurant or drinking establishment. The first toast is to my grandfather Lewis […]
by mkellywine8 viewsuncategorized - news
What Is an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)? Who It’s For & How It Works
IOP | Treatment Guide What Is an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)? Who It’s For & How It Works Alpine Recovery Lodge Updated March 17, 2026 Intensive outpatient program guide An intensive outpatient program, also called IOP, is a structured level of care for people who need more support than weekly therapy but do not need […]
by Ivy O'Brien4 viewsioplevels-of-careuncategorized - news
Sagamore Spirit 9-Year Scoresheet & Review
Sagamore has been on a bit of a tear lately. Although their Double Oak rye whiskey left me with lukewarm first impressions, everything non-finished so far has been right up my alley. Between the 8-Year Reserve Series release and Bottled in Bond (actually aged 7 years), the latter of which used their own distillate, I’m […]
by Xenoraiser18 viewsuncategorized4-value4-5-value9-yearbb-grade - news
The Complete Guide to Choosing the Best Dessert Wine
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by Omkar Pachpatil9 viewsuncategorizedwine - news
2026 Virginia Governor’s Cup by the Numbers
Tonight’s the big night in Virginia wine — the Virginia Governor’s Cup Gala takes place at the Richmond Main Street … Continue reading →
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3 Easy Vodka Cocktails Anyone Can Make
Here are three easy vodka cocktails you can make at home — designed to showcase the silky texture and bright elegance of Kosciuszko Vodka. The post 3 Easy Vodka Cocktails Anyone Can Make appeared first on Wildbrumby Distillery | Schnapps | Gin | Vodka .
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Horse Riding in Franschhoek
Explore the vineyards with horse riding in Franschhoek and experience the beauty of the Cape Winelands. The Franschhoek Valley is famous for its world-class wine estates, breathtaking mountain scenery, and rich history. While many visitors explore the region by car or on a wine tour, horse riding in Franschhoek offers a truly special way to […] The post Horse Riding in Franschhoek appeared first on Wine in the Cape .
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