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Pint of Origin 2025: Boilermaker Hub
The masters of “Refreshing lager” and “Relaxing times”, Japan is known for its love of both beer and whisky. For Pint of Origin 2025, Whisky & Alement are matching up Japanese indie brewers and Japanese whisky to make some amazing boilermakers. We’ll also pitch these against Aussie boilermaker pairings, featuring breweries like Sobremesa, Slow Lane, Range and Mountain […]
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April 18, 2025: My Favorite Wine (at the moment)
The post April 18, 2025: My Favorite Wine (at the moment) appeared first on Kalasi Cellars .
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Italy’s Cantina di Tortona and its native Timorasso grape are still going strong
The saga of Cantina di Tortona in northwestern Italy’s Piemonte region is a story of tenacity and economic survival, both for winegrowers and a unique grape. Winegrowers collectively own the Cantina di Tortona as a cooperative. The unique grape is Timorasso. In 1931, the farmers and winegrowers of the Tortona hills in southeastern Piemonte faced […]
by Dave DeSimone7 viewsuncategorized - news
Alcohol Awareness Month: Advancing Responsibility in the Beer Industry
by Brian CrawfordPresident and CEO April marks Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to reinforce and further the critical work our industry does to promote responsible drinking and support informed choices. The beer industry plays a vital role in fostering a culture of moderation, enhancing consumer awareness and driving progress through transparent practices and innovative solutions. Championing Responsible…
by Caitlin Harder5 viewsuncategorized - news
April 7, 2025: Choosing the BEST Glass for Texas Wine
The post April 7, 2025: Choosing the BEST Glass for Texas Wine appeared first on Kalasi Cellars .
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April: $15 Boilermaker Comp
Whisky and Alement has long pioneered the Boilermaker beer and whisky pairing in Melbourne, with the local boilermaker a prized Melburnian favourite. Since 2013 we’ve served up over 25,000 locals but it’s time to SHAKE THINGS UP! This April we’re dividing the great local boilermaker into two, Northside and Southside. Both $15 and available all hours, […]
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James Beard Award-winning chef Terry Koval opens Fawn, a wine and amaro bar in Decatur
James Beard Award-winning chef Terry Koval, owner of the Deer and the Dove and B-side in Decatur, launched his newest venture: a wine and amaro bar called Fawn. At just 35 seats, its designed to be intimate and inviting. Located next to Café Alsace, it offers a flexible menu easily allowing guests to stop in for a drink and snack, full meal, or dessert and nightcap. The post James Beard Award-winning chef Terry Koval opens Fawn, a wine and amaro bar in Decatur appeared first on Atlanta Magazine .
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The 2025 Virginia Governor’s Cup goes to…
Barboursville Vineyards wins record sixth Governor’s Cup trophy for their 2023 Vermentino. At a ceremony this evening at the historic … Continue reading →
by DrinkWhatYouLike.com7 viewsuncategorized - news
2025 – Go to Belgium with Denny and Bob!
Come join Denny and Bob as they tour through Belgium! Reserve a seat fast – the trip is selling fast! https://vetterbrew.com/bbb-tour-2025/
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2025 Virginia Governor’s Cup by the Numbers
Today the Virginia Wine Board Marketing Office released results of the 2025 Virginia Governor’s Cup competition. This year marks the … Continue reading →
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A Hospitality Professional’s Comment Submission on the Alcohol & Health Studies Informing the Dietary Guidelines for Americans
Please see my comment letter below. The public comment period ends February 14, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. ET. If you would like to comment you can do so here, and feel free to reference or utilize any parts in this letter if they are helpful to you. Visit this LINK to access other public comments. Comments are due February 14, 11:59 […] The post A Hospitality Professional’s Comment Submission on the Alcohol & Health Studies Informing the Dietary Guidelines for Americans appeared first on Andrea Wine .
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F/W 24′ The Whole Shebang: All The Articles
We've got a one-of-a-kind Napa sauvignon blanc clone; a tiny report on the Colorado wine scene; check-in's with Morét Brealynn, Merry Edwards, and Clarice Wine Company; killer cru Beaujolais; a piece on the absurdity and absurdly cool thing of aging wine; and a profile of Russian River Valley's Bucher Wines. The post F/W 24′ The Whole Shebang: All The Articles first appeared on Good Vitis .
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New Cocktails and Beer Releases
We’ve finally nailed down our Taste the Fun video! We wanted a slogan that truly captures what Satire is all about. Sure, we do beer, drinks, food, and parties—but at the heart of it all, we bring the fun! New Satire Craft Cocktails We never thought we’d be making craft cocktails, but here […] The post New Cocktails and Beer Releases appeared first on Satire Brewing .
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How Beer Redefined Dry January
by Brian CrawfordCEO The end of January marks more than new beginnings and just turning the page on the calendar; it also signifies the end of “Dry January” for those who chose to participate. This year, a quarter of Americans participated in Dry January, a month-long pause or reduction in alcohol consumption. After a lengthy…
by Caitlin Harder5 viewsuncategorized - news
Tasting Notes – Parker’s Heritage 14-Year Malt Heavy Toast (18th Edition)
Heaven Hill’s Parker’s Heritage Collection is a limited edition, annual release named in honor of the late Master Distiller Parker Beam, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2010. Each year Heaven Hill honors Parker’s legacy by producing unique expressions of some of their best whiskey with a portion of the proceeds going to the ALS … Continue reading Tasting Notes – Parker’s Heritage 14-Year Malt Heavy Toast (18th Edition) The post Tasting Notes – Parker’s Heritage 14-Year Malt Heavy Toast (18th Edition) appeared first on The Capital City Bourbon Blog .
by Luke@CapitalCityBourbon4 viewsuncategorized - news
De Krans launches new label design for Port-style wine range
De Krans Wines, situated in Calitzdorp, has long been synonymous with the port-style wine industry in South Africa and is well-known for their range of award-winning port-style wines, specifically their flagship, the De Krans Cape Vintage Reserve. With Port-style wines and Portuguese grape varietals being […] The post De Krans launches new label design for Port-style wine range appeared first on De Krans Wines .
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Tasting Notes: Old Grand-Dad 16 Year
One of my many goals for the new year, which confusingly also includes completing a “dry January” is to go back to my roots and start reviewing whiskey more regularly. We are also gearing up several great interviews on the podcast, but more on that later… To kick off the new year on a high … Continue reading Tasting Notes: Old Grand-Dad 16 Year The post Tasting Notes: Old Grand-Dad 16 Year appeared first on The Capital City Bourbon Blog .
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SanTan Brewing Leads Arizona with First-of-Its-Kind Sustainable Technology, Transforming Craft Production
SanTan Brewing Company is setting a new standard for sustainability in Arizona’s brewing industry as the first in the state to implement the innovative Mash Filter Press and a Nitrogen […] The post SanTan Brewing Leads Arizona with First-of-Its-Kind Sustainable Technology, Transforming Craft Production appeared first on SanTan Brewing Company .
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What Are Wine Futures? The Definitive Guide
If you spend much time in the wine community, it won’t be long before you hear talk of “wine futures.” Novice wine consumers might not be familiar with the phrase, but if you truly love the world of fine wine, it’s worth taking the time to learn about wine futures and consider making an investment. […] The post What Are Wine Futures? The Definitive Guide appeared first on V. Sattui Winery .
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What Are the Best Places to Buy Sake?
Sake, the traditional Japanese rice wine, has gained popularity in the United States over the past few years. But, if you aren’t a seasoned enthusiast, understanding what differentiates good from bad sake can become a challenge. To take it one step further, finding the right place to purchase high quality sake online can seem near […] The post What Are the Best Places to Buy Sake? appeared first on Crafty Bartending .
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Paul Armstrong Named Virginia Wine Person of the Year!
The Virginia Wineries Association named Paul Armstrong the Virginia Wine Person of the year at their annual conference on Monday … Continue reading →
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Dispatch from Washington: A Red Wave Few Predicted
by Annie LangeSenior Director, Federal Affairs The 2024 election cycle was nothing short of dramatic: a squabble over golf handicaps during a presidential debate, an incumbent president exiting the race, slews of celebrity endorsements and two attempted assassinations. Voters, pummeled by texts, ads and phone calls, were exhausted as they cast their ballots and watched…
by Jordan Zuccarelli4 viewsuncategorized - news
Wine, cooler temps and fun! 12 News
Learn More About Willcox – Thanks 12News for the feature on City of Willcox and Willcox Wine Country. Thanks Monica from Birds and Barrels Vineyards for being the spokesperson! Join... The post Wine, cooler temps and fun! 12 News appeared first on Willcox Wine Country .
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OPINION: CHEERS to football season and new legislation that can boost Nevada’s economy
by Brian CrawfordPresident and CEO This article originally appeared on The Nevada Independent on October 8, 2024. With the 2024 NFL football season officially underway, fans across Nevada are excited to once again cheer on the Las Vegas Raiders. Whether you’re tailgating outside Allegiant Stadium or gathering with friends at a local bar to watch…
by Daniel Ehlers4 viewsuncategorized