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Boulder’s Palette: Where Creativity Meets the Mountains
Imagine an artist’s palette splashed with vibrant colors, a well-used paintbrush resting nearby, ready to create the next masterpiece. That image perfectly reflects Boulder, Colorado—a city where creativity is as much a part of the landscape as the iconic Flatirons. Art in Boulder isn’t confined to galleries. It spills onto downtown walls, fills neighborhood studios, […] The post Boulder’s Palette: Where Creativity Meets the Mountains first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
by AboutBoulder-admin17 viewsartsblogabout-boulderboulder-artboulder-artistsboulder-arts - news
Drink of the Week: Texas Collins
Our Drink of the Week is the Texas Collins, a perfect cocktail to sip this 4th of July. This tall, refreshing classic proves how good a simple gin drink can be when everything is in balance. It’s a rare long drink where Devil’s Grin Texas Gin doesn’t disappear, even once the soda and ice come [...] The post Drink of the Week: Texas Collins appeared first on Chilled Magazine .
by Chilled Magazine25 viewscocktailsdrink-of-the-weekfourth-of-julychilleddevil-s-grin-texas-gingin - news
A Tour of Wine Grapes: Pinot Blanc
Pinot Blanc 🥂 Photo by The Mighty Quill on Wikimedia Commons Pinot Blanc (pee-noh blahnk) originated centuries ago in Burgundy, France. It is not a separate grape species, but a natural, white-skinned color mutation of the red Pinot Noir grape. In fact, it shares the exact same genetic DNA fingerprint as Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris. It wasn't until 1895 that grape experts officially identified Pinot Blanc as its own distinct variety. Eventually, Burgundy phased it out in favor of Chardonnay. Today, Pinot Blanc thrives in cool-climate vineyards across Europe and the New World, changing its name and personality depending on where it is grown. For example, in France, it serves as the base for Crémant d'Alsace which is France's most popular non-Champagne sparkling wine. In Germany, it is known locally as Weissburgunder. And, in Italy, it’s called Pinot Bianco. The Pinot Blanc grape produces medium to full-bodied white wines with aromas of green apple, lemon zest, pear with floral notes. On
by Marc Kirkpatrick17 viewsgrape-varieties - news
The Beer Holiday Starts Now: A Midwest Beer Show Holiday Weekend Recap
There are certain weekends when beer becomes more than just something in the refrigerator. The July 4 holiday weekend is one of them. Cookouts, backyard gatherings, fireworks, pool days, vacations, and long afternoons outside all bring beer into the conversation. That made it the perfect time for a special edition of the Midwest Beer Show , where Dave from Beer In Front and I got together to talk beer as the holiday weekend was getting started. The theme for this episode was simple: The beer holiday starts now. And once you start thinking about a major summer holiday through the lens of beer, there is a lot to talk about. What Belongs in the Holiday Weekend Cooler? One of the biggest questions around any holiday gathering is also one of the simplest: What beer are you bringing? The answer can say a lot about how people drink beer today. Some beer drinkers will always reach for the familiar macro lager. There is a reason beers like Miller Lite, Coors Light, Budweiser, Busch Light, and o
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Buffalo Trace Unveils Prohibition Collection
Buffalo Trace Distillery has released their third Prohibition Collection – a set of five whiskies produced at the George T Stagg Distillery during Prohibition, from 1920 to 1933 – Henry Watterson, Kentucky River, John G Carlisle, Walter B Duffy and Cove Spring. The George T Stagg Distillery was one of only six distilleries granted licenses […]
by Alex Bean44 viewsbourbon-newswhiskey-articleswhiskey-news32026buffalo-trace - news
Glasgow 1770 The Original Cask Strength Batch 02 Review
Can a cask-strength whisky stay vibrant and fruity, not fiery? Glasgow 1770 Batch 02 delivers zesty orange, crème brûlée sweetness, and oak spice. Read the full article at Glasgow 1770 The Original Cask Strength Batch 02 Review
by Mark Bostock16 viewsscotchwhiskey-reviews2024-releasecask-strengthdouble-distilledex-bourbon-casks - news
white heather de luxe (anni ’60, OB, 43%)
Eccoci qui con la nostra insaziabile voglia di chicche liquide superalcoliche, a condividere con noi una bombetta che abbiamo assaggiato in un posticino che vi consigliamo. Si tratta di Dives, a Sesto San Giovanni, tempio entusiasta (ed entusiasmante!) del buon bere, del vino, del collezionismo, degli spiriti… insomma un Bengodi che merita di essere conosciuto.Ora,… Continue reading →
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A Quick Beginner’s Guide to Amrut, Paul John, Rampur, and Indri
Four Indian single malts, all priced within a few pounds of each other—so which one should you actually buy first? The answer comes down to climate and your taste in Scotch. Read the full article at A Quick Beginner’s Guide to Amrut, Paul John, Rampur, and Indri
by Mark Littler42 viewswhiskey-articlesamrutbeginners-guideindian-whiskyindian-whisky-guidesindri - news
Best Vodka Substitutes for Popular Cocktails
Run out of vodka just as you’re about to mix drinks? It happens more often than you’d think, even behind professional bars. The good news is that the Best Vodka Substitutes aren’t difficult to find. Since vodka is prized for its clean, neutral profile, several other spirits can step in without ruining your cocktail. In […] The post Best Vodka Substitutes for Popular Cocktails appeared first on Crafty Bartending .
by Tom Drake12 viewsbartending-basics - news
What we can learn from the Top 50 UK beers list
Greg Wells, co-founder of the Top 50 UK Beers Awards, We Are Beer, and the London Craft Beer Festival, predicts three beer trends for 2026/27. Greg Wells New London beer Manchester, Bristol, Yorkshire — many places have laid claim to be the epicentre of modern beer culture in the UK. But, for 2026, London is […] The post What we can learn from the Top 50 UK beers list first appeared on Beer Today . The post What we can learn from the Top 50 UK beers list appeared first on Beer Today .
by Darren16 viewsbeer-and-cider-newsbusiness-focusgreg-wellstop-50-beerstrendswe-are-beer - news
Buy One, Get One HALF Off American Beer Kits at MoreBeer!
For a limited time MoreBeer is discounting kits buy one get one half off. Applies to all grain and extract versions, mix and match is... The post Buy One, Get One HALF Off American Beer Kits at MoreBeer! appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
by admin23 viewsall-grainbeer-kitsextract-brewinggreat-dealsmore-beermorebeer-com - news
Concord The Block Propane Burner: High BTU Outdoor Burner for Brewing & Cooking – on sale for $35.50, near best price
Concord The Block Propane Burner: Compact High-Output Heat for Brewing and Outdoor Cooking If you’re looking for a compact burner that can pull double duty... The post Concord The Block Propane Burner: High BTU Outdoor Burner for Brewing & Cooking – on sale for $35.50, near best price appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
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Ends Today: Kegland Hop Bong on sale at William’s Brewing! + FermZilla Reviews
Named purely on its looks and not its function. The Hop Bong is a versatile pressurizable tri-clamp accessory, capable of not only dry hopping oxygen... The post Ends Today: Kegland Hop Bong on sale at William’s Brewing! + FermZilla Reviews appeared first on Homebrew Finds .
by admin16 viewsfermentationgreat-dealskeglandmore-beermorebeer-comwilliam-s-brewing - news
Review: Lost Lantern United States of Bourbon: 100 Proof, Cask Strength, and 1776 Edition (2026)
Today, the United States marks its 250th anniversary. In the months surrounding the occasion, “America 250” became nearly impossible to avoid. Advertising campaigns, commemorative releases, and media coverage all joined the celebration, each offering its own interpretation of a quarter millennium of American history. When people around the world picture the United States, certain images… The post Review: Lost Lantern United States of Bourbon: 100 Proof, Cask Strength, and 1776 Edition (2026) appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking .
by Jacob Kiper31 viewsamerican-whiskeybourbonfeaturedrated-arated-breviews - news
Can Lake Garda Help Solve Wine’s Biggest Challenge?
Some places have a habit of drawing you back. For me, Lake Garda is one of them. I’ve visited many times over the years, usually to enjoy the lake, the food and, of course, the…
by The Grape Wizard19 viewswinediverse-wine-regionfind-your-grapegarda-grapesgarda-wine-storieslake-garda - news
Boulder’s Fourth of July Traditions Through the Years
America turns 250 this Independence Day, making July 4, 2026, one of the most meaningful celebrations in the nation’s history. In Colorado, the occasion carries added significance as the state celebrates its sesquicentennial year, leading up to its 150th anniversary on August 1. While Boulder has permanently moved away from large public fireworks displays because […] The post Boulder’s Fourth of July Traditions Through the Years first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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The new releases round-up
New beer launches and collaborations this week, in store, on bars, and online, from around the UK. Pouring golden-orange and hazy, Cuba Street, a 5.4% ABV hazy pale from Round Corner, brings together a vibrant blend of New Zealand hops. It delivers layers of nectarine and tropical fruits, balanced by fresh citrus aromas. “Smooth, refreshing, […] The post The new releases round-up first appeared on Beer Today . The post The new releases round-up appeared first on Beer Today .
by Darren21 viewsbeer-and-cider-newsbeerlaunchesnewsreleases - news
Jack Daniel’s Range Guide: Which Bottle Should You Actually Buy?
Think Jack Daniel's is just Old No. 7? From flavored liqueurs to barrel proof beasts and a 10 Year Old, which bottle is really right for you? Read the full article at Jack Daniel’s Range Guide: Which Bottle Should You Actually Buy?
by Phil Dwyer46 viewswhiskey-articlesamerican-whiskeyamerican-whiskey-guidesbarrel-proofjack-daniel-sold-no-7 - news
Precision spraying
Cordon Technologies will be exhibiting once again at the Vineyard & Winery show on 25 November 2026. This month, the agritech startup announced the exciting news that they have gained backing to scale precision spraying tech that helps farmers cut chemical use. Maidenhead-based agritech startup, Cordon Technologies, has secured the first close of a £1m […] The post Precision spraying appeared first on Vineyard Magazine .
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Vinos en Voz Costumbres Rioja 2022 Review
This wine is the Vinos en Voz Costumbres Rioja blanco from the 2022 vintage. It’s a serious wine produced by […] The post Vinos en Voz Costumbres Rioja 2022 Review appeared first on Grape Observer Wine Review .
by Sean Mitchell20 viewswine-reviewsmacabeoriojaspaintempranilloviura - news
If you generate cash you live, if you don’t generate cash you die: this is the harshest reality
Luca Castagnetti analyzes the real numbers of Italian wine companies: balance sheets, cash flow, business networks. An unsparing portrait, between structural crisis and concrete possibilities for recovery. L'articolo If you generate cash you live, if you don’t generate cash you die: this is the harshest reality proviene da Wine Meridian .
by Emanuele Fiorio7 viewsenglish-news - news
[Escapade #4] Une Aude à la vie !
Pour bien préparer vos vacances et découvrir le vin autrement, la rédaction de Terre de Vins a compilé les meilleures adresses de chaque région. Aujourd’hui, découvrez une escapade dans l’Aude pour arpenter les vignes à pied ou à cheval. Suivez le guide ! Château L’Hospitalet | TOP 100 Restauration & séjour à la propriété Au […] Cet article [Escapade #4] Une Aude à la vie ! est apparu en premier sur Terre de Vins .
by Yoann Palej12 viewsactualitesnotourisme - news
July 4: Independence Day
It's Independence Day. You know, with 250 years of separation, it's easy to forget the amount of guts it took for the Founding Fathers to tell the most powerful empire in the world to go stuff itself. Luckily there was plenty of booze on hand to give them the strength and fortitude to pull it off. Over the last two centuries, the Drys have tried mightily to frame the Founders as a bunch of tee-totaling milksops, but the fact of the matter is, those guys liked to party. The Declaration of Independence was largely written in pubs, and most of its signers liked a drink, or two, or twelve, or as much as they could pry out of the innkeeper's hands. True story: When the war was over and they settled down to write the Constitution, 55 delegates, including George Washington and the usual suspects, threw a party at a pub and ran up a 16,000 dollar bar tab. Between them, they put away 54 bottles of Madeira wine, 60 bottles of claret, 8 bottles of whiskey, 22 bottles of porter, 12 bottles of beer
by Frank Kelly Rich3 viewstoday-s-reason-to-drink - news
Tun to collaborate with ramen restaurant
Maki & Ramen NQ has announced the launch of Kanpai, a limited-edition ramen and craft beer pairing menu in collaboration with Chorlton-based Tūn Brewing. It will be curated by certified cicerone and local beer expert Lianne Williams. Available from Monday, 13th July, until Sunday, 16th August, the collaboration features two ramen bowls paired with a […] The post Tun to collaborate with ramen restaurant first appeared on Beer Today . The post Tun to collaborate with ramen restaurant appeared first on Beer Today .
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