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Indies to receive £250 for Bordeaux Wine Month
Applications to participate in Bordeaux Wine Month this September have opened, with independent wine merchants receiving support to celebrate the best of the region. The post Indies to receive £250 for Bordeaux Wine Month appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Michael Huband1 viewexclude-in-article-adsnewsbordeauxbordeaux-wine-monthcube-communicationsfrance - news
Saint Wine and Cru Wines join forces
Australian fine wine distributors Saint Wine and Cru Wines have formed a new partnership to expand their national footprint, boost customer service and provide stronger representation for their producers. The post Saint Wine and Cru Wines join forces appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Amelie Maurice-Jones1 viewnewsasiaaustralia - news
Mallard Point Distillery - Behind the Scenes
Seven years since Mallard Point planted their first vines, and four years since they released their first liquids, Sarah Miller - drinks writer, judge and founder of Gin A Ding Ding - visited the single estate vineyard and distillery and reported back for The Gin Guide on Mallard Point’s history and plans for the future, as well as what experiences visitors can enjoy Mallard Point was the fi [...]
by Paul Jackson1 viewbehind-the-scenes - news
Defending UK vineyards from pests and wildlife
As the UK wine industry continues to grow, vineyard managers are facing increasing pressure from pests and wildlife. From deer damaging young shoots to birds stripping ripening fruit, protecting vines has become a fundamental part of successful vineyard management. Understanding the risks Every vineyard site presents different challenges. Vineyards located close to woodland, hedgerows, or […] The post Defending UK vineyards from pests and wildlife appeared first on Vineyard Magazine .
by Chris Buckley, Business Director, VineWorks1 viewgrape-growing - news
Buffalo Trace reveals third Prohibition Collection
Sazerac's Buffalo Trace Distillery has unveiled its third set of whiskeys produced at the George T Stagg Distillery during Prohibition The post Buffalo Trace reveals third Prohibition Collection appeared first on The Spirits Business .
by Miona Madsen1 viewnewsbuffalo-trace-distilleryproductssazeracuswhiskey - news
#226 | How to Enter Awards – and Win Them!
There is little over a week left to enter the 2026 Brewers Choice Awards. To enter or make your nomination please visit our website www.brewersjournal.info before the 10th July. Showcasing and celebrating the finest beers and breweries from around the globe is one of the most rewarding parts of the brewing industry. But for these...
by Tim1 viewpodcastawardsbeerbrewbrewersbrewers-choice-awards - news
Lost and Grounded Brewers unveil refresh ahead of 10th anniversary
Lost and Grounded Brewers has unveiled a fresh new brand identity, reflecting both the evolution of the brewery over the past decade and the changing beer landscape. The new designs for cans and keg badges will begin appearing on shelves and bars across the UK over the coming weeks as existing packaging is phased out. Since its inception in...
by Tim1 viewnewsukunited-kingdom - news
[Escapade #1] À fleur de PO !
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 les Pyrénées orientales pour arpenter les vignes à pied ou en train. Suivez le guide ! Catalan Wine Escape | TOP 100 Promotion d’un terroir Fils […] Cet article [Escapade #1] À fleur de PO ! est apparu en premier sur Terre de Vins .
by Yoann Palej1 viewactualitesnotourisme - news
Applications open for the 2027 V d’Or Business Awards
Vinexposium has revealed that applications are now open for the 2027 V d’Or Business Awards which annually recognises the most impactful and responsible initiatives across the wine and spirits industry. The post Applications open for the 2027 V d’Or Business Awards appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Jessica Mason1 viewnewsawardsv-d-orvinexposium - news
Baden Wine Region
Just ten minutes by car from the vibrant, historic spa town of Baden-Baden, known locally as the city’s “sun terrace,” the Rebland wine region is an insider’s secret that serves as a sensory masterclass for gourmets and oenophiles alike. Here, the landscape is defined by endless, undulating vineyards, picturesque villages with timber-framed charm, and a […] L'articolo Baden Wine Region proviene da The Wolf Post Wine Magazine .
by Veronica L.0 viewswine-other-storiesbiden-wine-region - news
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti collection sells for nearly €500,000 at iDealwine
A collection of 124 bottles of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti from a collection "in a league of its own" achieved nearly €500,000 at an iDealwine auction this week - well above the expected pre-sale estimate. The post Domaine de la Romanée-Conti collection sells for nearly €500,000 at iDealwine appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Arabella Mileham1 viewnewsasiaauctionburgundyfine-wineidealwine - news
Mike And Matt Taste Iron Root Republic Harbinger Bourbon
I first tasted the whiskey from Ironroot Republic in New Orleans at the first New Orleans Bourbon Festival. I was impressed with their one year old whiskey and the distiller. He later sent me a sample and I enjoyed that... Continue Reading →
by Michael R. Veach1 viewtasting-notesironroot-republic-harbinger-bourbon - news
Filu ‘e Ferru: Sardinia’s secret spirit
Those heading to Sardinia this summer may like to seek out the local 'vine water' for a potent yet traditional slice of the island, writes Declan Ryder. The post Filu ‘e Ferru: Sardinia’s secret spirit appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Declan Ryder1 viewnewsamaribrandycellarsfilu-e-ferrugrappa - news
Chef Andrew Wong and Dishoom’s Amar Radia plan Chinese pub
The co-founder of Indian restaurant chain Dishoom, Amar Radia, and Andrew Wong, the chef behind the two Michelin-starred dim sum restaurant A Wong, are opening a “Chinese public house” in London. The post Chef Andrew Wong and Dishoom’s Amar Radia plan Chinese pub appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Jessica Mason1 viewnewsa-wongafter-hoursamar-radiaandrew-wongbritish-pubs - news
Constellation’s wine and spirits sales down nearly 50%
Constellation Brands’ first quarter results, although soft, provided some cheer and beat analysts’ forecasts. Beer is up, wine and spirits are considerably down and Tequila is well and truly stealing the show. The post Constellation’s wine and spirits sales down nearly 50% appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Ron Emler1 viewfront-page-draw-innewsbeerconstellation-brandscoronamodelo - news
Happiness is . . .
St Helena Bay isn’t known for its vineyards. But what makes Don Loubser’s little West Coast vineyard so special is not so much the place as the heart behind it.
by Johannes Richter2 viewsarticleplacesst-helena-bay - news
Going solo
Carl Schultz has spent a lifetime working with wine. Now, after more than three decades at the top, he’s starting again on his own terms.
by Ingerese Schoeman1 viewarticlepeoplecarl-schultzhartenbergsolo-wines - news
Patron of the arts
Over the past 20 years, contemporary art has maintained a strong presence at Glen Carlou.
by Johannes Richter1 viewarticletourism-lifestyleartglen-carlou - news
Tapping into Africa
Wine in Africa is moving from niche to normal in pockets where hospitality and middle-class consumption are expanding.
by Adéle Changuion1 viewarticlebusinessafrica - news
Liberty Pole Spirits and MB Roland Distillery: A Historic Collaboration in Celebration of America's 250th Anniversary
Photo Courtesy of Jim Hough of Liberty Pole Spirits Few things get the writers at Amongst The Whiskey more excited than a craft whiskey collaboration. So when we learned Liberty Pole Spirits and MB Roland Distillery had joined forces, we couldn't wait to taste the two limited releases debuting on July 1: Pennntucky and Kentsylvania. In this article, you'll find the official press release, followed by our tasting notes on both expressions. Collaborations like these celebrate not only great...
by Amongst the Whiskey Team1 viewpress-releaseflashsamples - news
A.D.Rattray Cask Collection: Neue Abfüllungen und Limited Edition des Cask Islay Sherry
A.D.Rattray, der schottische Independent Bottler, erweitert seine Cask Collection um vier neue Single Malt Whiskys. Seit 2004 füllt das Unternehmen Whiskys in Einzelfass-Qualität… Der Beitrag A.D.Rattray Cask Collection: Neue Abfüllungen und Limited Edition des Cask Islay Sherry erschien zuerst auf WHISKYFANBLOG.DE .
by Jörg Bechtold1 viewnewsnotesa-d-rattrayalba-importauchentoshanbenriach - news
Faxon Farms Maple Root Beer
Minnesota has this thing called The Renaissance Festival, or Ren Fest for short. My family likes to attend because you can watch jousting while eating giant smoked turkey legs and do other fun activities and buy things at shops and dress up like a knight and whatnot. Last year, my sister found this being sold [...]
by GourmetRootBeer1 viewbottled-root-beersfaxon-farmsmaple - news
Can Bordeaux Reinvent Itself? How One of Wine’s Greatest Regions is Adapting to a Changing World
Introduction Can Bordeaux adapt to changing wine tastes without losing its identity? Bordeaux is pulling up thousands of hectares of vines because of overproduction. How does Mouton Cadet’s model offer a way out for some wine growers? How are modern Bordeaux producers, like Mouton Cadet, creating wines with more energy, smoothness, and drinkability for today’s consumers? In this episode of the Unreserved Wine Talk podcast, I’m chatting with Véronique Hombroekx, the Managing Director for the Mouton Cadet Brand and Jérôme Aguirre, Director, Mouton Cadet Wines, about their Fair for Life program. You can find the wines we discussed here. Join […]
by Natalie MacLean2 viewsbooks-and-winebooks-wineboxed-winefood-wine-pairingpodcastsserving-wine - news
Blank look
Today's subject is something of a sequel to Victoria Málaga, which featured in a post about Spanish beer last year . Rosa Blanca is also from the Barcelona beer giant Damm, and is sold in a 66cl bottle. That becomes rather less indulgent-seeming at an ABV of only 3.4%. From that I expected it to be pale and sickly looking, but it's quite a rich golden colour in the glass, with a positively handsome German-style head. The aroma shows character too: peachy fruit, suggesting that the label's claim that it's a "hoppy lager" isn't simply an idle marketing boast. The flavour is plainer, certainly, but it's not dull. There's a cereal crispness emphasised by a surprisingly full body for the strength. The hops -- American, I assume -- add a zesty lemon note, building gradually into quite a serious resinous bitterness. The sheen comes off it after a few sips, however, with the introduction of a slightly cloying floral perfume note, and a dry tang of metal: both hallmarks of when big brewer
by noreply@blogger.com (The Beer Nut)0 viewsrosa-blancavictoria-malaga
