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Moncharm at the Master Investor Show 2026
We Displayed The Unique Characteristics of Wine Investment The post Moncharm at the Master Investor Show 2026 appeared first on Moncharm Wine Traders .
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The First B&B Associate Bourbon Steward Class Is in the Books
Twenty people walked into B&B HQ on Saturday morning. All twenty are now Certified Bourbon Stewards. That's a 100% pass rate, which I'll take — though I'll also admit I was rooting hard for everyone in that room.
by Patrick "Pops" Garrett2 viewsstave-thief-societyeventsthis-round-s-mine - news
World’s Best Spirits According to the 2026 L.A. Spirits Awards
By Mike Gorman, The Best Drink Ever Presented by L.A. Spirits Awards Published May 05, 2026 These Spirits Cut Through the Noise. Here’s What Made the List. Walk into any liquor store or scroll through an endless online aisle. Bottles stack up fast, each one asking for your attention. Most get lost. A few rise above. That’s where a medal matters. But not all medals carry the same weight. The L.A. Spirits Awards does, because of who’s behind it. A panel of industry professionals including bartenders, buyers, educators, and operators. Real-world perspective. Sharp, trained palates. No politics. No back-label bias. Just what’s in the glass. When something wins here, it’s earned. The 2026 competition raised the bar. Bigger categories, tighter competition, and stronger entries across the board. From precise, additive-free tequilas to layered, boundary-pushing whiskeys and standout ready-to-drink cocktails, the field left little room for error. Medals were awarded across Bronze, Silver, Gold,
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The Ultimate Bachelorette Trip Wine Guide by Destination
Over the last few years, Bachelor and Bachelorette trips (and I do mean trips, not just one night of fun) have become imperative before a couple says, “I do.” For the best man or maid of honor, these trips can be stressful to help plan. So, to help cross one to-do off that planning list, […] The post The Ultimate Bachelorette Trip Wine Guide by Destination appeared first on Wine 365 .
by Allison Hilborn4 viewsfresh-pressed - news
What to Pack for Your First Day at an Inpatient Rehab Center in Austin, Texas
Preparing for your first day at an inpatient rehab center in Austin can feel overwhelming — but knowing exactly what to bring makes it easier. This complete packing guide covers everything from essential documents and clothing to toiletries, medications, and what not to bring, so you can walk through the door confident and ready to focus on your recovery. The post What to Pack for Your First Day at an Inpatient Rehab Center in Austin, Texas appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
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Paso Robles Wineries with Food: Where to Sip and Stay for Lunch
The Paso Robles wineries with food worth planning a day around — from Cass Winery's bistro to Ancient Peaks' café and Copia's seasonal pairings.
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New England Lobster Rolls Meet West Coast Chardonnay
A New England classic meets California wine country in this elevated take on the lobster roll. Buttery, tender lobster is lightly dressed and tucked into a toasted roll for the perfect balance of richness and freshness. Paired with Frank Family’s crisp Carneros Chardonnay, each bite is bright, coastal, and effortlessly indulgent – ideal for summer […] The post New England Lobster Rolls Meet West Coast Chardonnay appeared first on Frank Family Vineyards Blog .
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Where to Stay in Madeira for Wine Tasting
Oh, Madeira- you are such a cool island. Out of all of the places we've been to, Madeira is among the most magical. From stellar views, great food, to incredible wine, and more, there really is a lot to love about this island. So if you are planning a visit, particularly to go wine tasting, ... Read more
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Seeing Beer Differently | Figura and Greene King
Quality control has always sat at the heart of brewing, but many of the methods used to assure it have changed surprisingly little over the centuries. Today, a new generation of analytical tools is giving brewers faster insight into what is happening inside their beer, often long before problems become visible. An ongoing collaboration between...
by Tim4 viewslong-readsfiguragreene-kingmicrobiologysciencescience-and-technology - news
7 Best Places to Visit in Portugal in Summer
Best Places to Visit in Summer Portugal is one of Europe’s most captivating summer destinations , where golden coastlines meet rolling vineyards, historic villages, and untouched natural landscapes. With its mild climate , diverse scenery, and rich cultural heritage, the country offers far more than just beach holidays.
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A Model Example
Did you know that there are roughly 70 additives allowed to be used in winemaking according to the TTB (Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau)? This isn’t going to be some sort of muckraking exposé where I pretend to be a regular Jurgis Rudkus over here discovering the seedy underbelly of American winemaking, it’s…
by susan.heger4 viewsadvice-that-nobody-asked-forwine - news
A Little Help Goes A Long Way
As I mentioned in a previous post, I am heading to the UK in a few weeks, mainly for work, but with a little personal time chucked in as well. While I own the fact that I am a terrible beer tourist, I really don't plan my trips around breweries or beer cultures I want to visit - rather I go places and just see what is around. A key part of my planning process then, and maybe I a sad bandit for this, is to use Google Maps to find places in the locations that I will be, and then check out their websites to see if it is likely to be the kind of place I want to visit. It is almost exactly 15 years that I wrote a post called " Do Pubs Help Themselves? " in which I lamented the standard of many a boozer website. My biggest beef was that many pub websites go to great lengths to tell you about their wine list, their cocktail list, their food options, but almost nothing about what beers are actually on draft, which is just as true for a tied house as it would be for a free house. So you would l
by noreply@blogger.com (Alistair Reece)3 viewsbeer-travelpubswafflingswebsites - news
Kirkland Signature Bordeaux Blanc Review
A new Kirkland Signature wine at Costco! We review the Kirkland Signature Bordeaux Blanc from Chateau Petit-Freylon. A white wine ... Read more
by Jon Thorsen7 viewscostcofrancehighly-recommendedkirkland-signaturewedding-winewhite-blends - news
Cognac Park Borderies Single Vineyard
What We Know Nose Vanilla extract, caramel, ginger, violet, toasted coconut, toffee, chocolate covered cherry, old leather furniture, rancio, tobacco leaf, candied walnut, dusty attic, lemon peel, orange juice, baked apple, peach, overripe melon, figs Palate Caramel, butterscotch, cloves, allspice, ginger, violet, crème brûlée, honeysuckle, cocoa, rich pastry, oak, hazelnuts, orange zest, raisin, apricot, banana […] The post Cognac Park Borderies Single Vineyard appeared first on Cognac Reverie .
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Wine News: What I’m Reading the Week of 5/4/26
Hello and welcome to my weekly roundup of the wine stories that I find of interest on the web. I The post Wine News: What I’m Reading the Week of 5/4/26 appeared first on Vinography .
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Memorial Day Weekend in Napa Valley: Your Guide
Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial starting gun of summer, and there is no better place to fire it off than Napa Valley. The vines are lush, the tasting rooms are pouring, and the weather is just about perfect. If you have been thinking about making this long weekend count, keep reading because this guide […] The post Memorial Day Weekend in Napa Valley: Your Guide appeared first on Candlelight Inn . The post Memorial Day Weekend in Napa Valley: Your Guide appeared first on Candlelight Inn .
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Furmint: Hungary’s Signature White Wine
The post Furmint: Hungary’s Signature White Wine appeared first on Vintegrity Wine & Spirits .
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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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Cavazza
In Gambellara, the Cavazza estate embodies a century-old family winemaking tradition, nestled among the volcanic and limestone soils of Veneto. It is a story of terroir, heritage, and authentic wines, from Garganega to the reds of the Colli Berici.
by Lola Mulard4 viewsnewsagricultural-estateazienda-agricola-cavazzacentury-old-winerycolli-bericidomaine-cavazza - news
King’s County Distillery, Brooklyn, NYC
Just across the Brooklyn Bridge in a former Navy Yard is a small craft distillery called King’s County, the first in NYC since prohibition. We visited in 2018, so given its history has now doubled since then, i’m sure some things have changed, but i’m sure it’s still worth a visit. The founders were Kentucky … The post King’s County Distillery, Brooklyn, NYC appeared first on Toronto Whisky Society .
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Les Freses, Alicante, Spain
Let’s have a new look at this project in Alicante called, Les Freses that’s in a small area call, Jesús Pobre. I reviewed a selection of these wines last year, which were dominated by the wines from 2023 and 2024. This time around al of the white wines are from 2025 with the two reds from 2024. This, has made a great deal of difference as I feel the overall quality fo the wines is up a great deal over the previous tasting. I’m not sure if this is just […] For full access, please log in or purchase a subscription .
by Miquel Hudin4 viewsspanish-winestasting-benchdo-alicante - news
Michael Dickey of Veraison Hills Vineyard Grower Profile
This month's featured Grower Profile is Michael Dickey of Veraison Hills Vineyard. Besides the vineyard, Michael and Deanna Dickey are also the owners Longhorn Cellars. Read More
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Alsace rocks: Reasons why we are loving this region right now
The post Alsace rocks: Reasons why we are loving this region right now appeared first on Virgin Wines .
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Toyama Sake
Discover Toyama, Japan’s jewel nestled between the sea and the mountains, and its exceptional sakes with diverse profiles, shaped by a unique, snow-covered terroir.
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