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7 Wine Etiquette Tip: How to Serve and Drink Wine Like a Pro
7 Wine Etiquette Tip: How to Serve and Drink Wine Like a Pro ekoumbacheff Thu, 06/11/2026 - 14:04 Tags French Wines Champagne Title World 7 Wine Etiquette Tip: How to Serve and Drink Wine Like a Pro Exerpt Whether hosting a group or enjoying a solo glass at home, understanding proper wine etiquette and how to serve wine correctly is the best way to ensure that your wine shows its best. From choosing the right glassware to mindfully tasting, our expert tips will help you serve and drink wine like a pro. Sponsor Off Content contains video Off Type of article ARTICLE States of content Valid How to Choose the Right Wine Glass Wine glassware plays a key role in how a wine’s flavours and aromas come to life. The shape of the bowl and rim diameter determine how oxygen will interact with the wine in the glass, which in turn, affects how it’s perceived on the palate. Wine glasses with wider bowls allow for more oxygen contact, whereas tapered glasses with more narrow ri
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Canada’s Okanagan and Similkameen Valleys (5) Quails’ Gate
Website: https://www.quailsgate.com/ Quails’ gate are one of the most important wineries in the Okanagan, making top quality wines at a
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Turning the Tables on Alana Lapierre
Alana Lapierre is Editor for Eastern Canada & International at VineRoutes, a regular contributor to Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants and Best Bars, and a freelance writer, editor, and consultant. Her [...]
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Auction Napa Valley raises $6 million for youth wellness
Auction Napa Valley raises $6 million for youth wellness
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Macallan “Drink of a Generation” Stars James Marsden
Can a 30-year-old whisky help a brand win the next generation? The Macallan’s new Marsden-led campaign shows how heritage becomes a handover.
by Mark Littler16 viewswhisky-newsaged-whiskybrand-campaigngen-z-luxuryjames-marsdenluxury-whisky - news
Singular beauty
"Dry Gewurztraminer is doomed to lack resonance and wealth, its bitterness to linger, unbalanced." The post Singular beauty appeared first on World Of Fine Wine .
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Penelope Bourbon launches new Classic Series
Penelope Bourbon has announced the launch of two expressions as part of its new Classic Series. Penelope Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, was produced using a mash bill of 78% corn, 10% rye and 12% malted barley, while Penelope Straight Rye Whiskey was made using a mash bill of 93% rye and 7% malted barley. Both […]
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Founders of Icicle Brewing Company Pass the Torch to Longtime Family, Hop Industry Partners and Friends
Leavenworth, Wash. June 9, 2026 – Icicle Brewing Company announced today that founders Pamela and Oliver Brulotte are retiring and selling their majority ownership to Shelley and Eric Desmarais of […] The post Founders of Icicle Brewing Company Pass the Torch to Longtime Family, Hop Industry Partners and Friends appeared first on Sip Magazine .
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Korean Adventure: From Seoul to Busan
As many of you may know, my wife is Korean-American; she was born in the U.S. to two immigrants from Korea who both came here in there young-adulthood as their parents fled the Korean peninsula for reasons associated with that … Continue reading →
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“Fantasy Land” (Tenuta di Castellaro Recent Releases)
“It’s really an incredible place; it’s a fantasy land, really.” So sayeth Daniele Sassi, Export Manager for Tenuta di Castellaro, a produce that I’ve never visited in person but, after tasting through media samples virtually with them and seeing pics of their location, have instilled within me an intensely jealous rage for not having yet […] This article was originally published on 1WineDude.com . Grab the books! Source
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The Iconic Spanish Wines of Familia Fernández Rivera
A Historic Afternoon in Chelsea: Tasting the Iconic Spanish Wines of Familia Fernández Rivera, By Martha Cisneros Paja When it comes to the landscape of Spanish winemaking, few names carry the monumental weight of Familia Fernández Rivera. As a wine writer, nothing quite compares to tasting history side-by-side with the visionaries who bottle it. On […] This post The Iconic Spanish Wines of Familia Fernández Rivera was posted on WineDivaa .
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Supporting cavity-nesting birds in organic orchards and vineyards: Evaluating the use of artificial nest boxes
In a 2026 study led by Emanuela Granata and colleagues in organic orchards and vineyards in northern Italy, researchers found that artificial nest boxes effectively support insect-eating cavity-nesting birds and may improve natural pest control when combined with diverse landscape features. Headline Findings: Methods: Results: Read the original study here. The post Supporting cavity-nesting birds in organic orchards and vineyards: Evaluating the use of artificial nest boxes appeared first on Regenerative Viticulture Foundation .
by Hannah Hollis21 viewsresearch-reviewsuncategorizedartificial-nest-boxesorganic - news
Review: Fosforo Blanco Tequila
Fosforo is joining a growing list of mezcal producers hoping to grab a piece of the much larger tequila market. It’s admittedly a bold move jumping into the overcrowded world of tequila, but brands like Fosforo seem confident that their experience with the more artisanal production methods required of mezcal will set their tequila project… The post Review: Fosforo Blanco Tequila appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking .
by Drew Beard15 viewsfeaturedrated-areviewstequila - news
FOUNDERS OF ICICLE BREWING COMPANY PASS THE TORCH TO LONGTIME FAMILY, HOP INDUSTRY PARTNERS AND FRIENDS
Leavenworth, Wash. June 9, 2026 – Icicle Brewing Company announced today that founders Pamela and Oliver Brulotte are retiring and selling their majority ownership to Shelley and Eric Desmarais of CLS Farms, a fifth-generation family-owned hop farm based in Yakima, Washington. The ownership transition marks the culmination of a thoughtful succession plan designed to preserve […] The post FOUNDERS OF ICICLE BREWING COMPANY PASS THE TORCH TO LONGTIME FAMILY, HOP INDUSTRY PARTNERS AND FRIENDS first appeared on All About Beer .
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Now That Lager is Cool, How Long Until it’s Not?
A panel conversation recorded during Notch Brewing’s Forever Lager ’26 festival. A smart group of brewing professionals got together and answered the question: How do you stay relevant in a copycat craft brewery world? Guests include: Kaitlyn LeLoup, Jason Bullen, Morgan Snyder, and Amanda Cardinali. Hear the whole conversation on the Drink Beer, Think Beer podcast. […] The post Now That Lager is Cool, How Long Until it’s Not? first appeared on All About Beer .
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Vignaioli Contrari 2026: vini artigianali, terroir e identità produttive
Dal 9 all’11 maggio 2026, la Rocca Rangoni di Spilamberto ha fatto da cornice a una nuova edizione di Vignaioli Contrari, appuntamento dedicato a una viticoltura artigianale, radicata nel territorio e lontana dalle standardizzazioni del gusto. Per Decanto Wine, la partecipazione all’evento ha rappresentato un’occasione di confronto diretto con vignaioli, cantine e progetti agricoli provenienti […] The post Vignaioli Contrari 2026: vini artigianali, terroir e identità produttive appeared first on Decanto - Giornale di vino | Migliori vini e cantine da visitare .
by Iolanda Cavallo21 viewseventinotizie-ed-eventianforaemilialambruscometodo-classico - news
The 2026 Soccer World Cup in New York City: Where to Watch and Wine Recommendations
Where to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in New York City? By Martha Cisneros Paja. June 2026 The global excitement of the world’s most beautiful game is officially here, and the energy moving through the streets of New York City is nothing short of electric. This edition of the tournament is a historic milestone: […] This post The 2026 Soccer World Cup in New York City: Where to Watch and Wine Recommendations was posted on WineDivaa .
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Cotswolds Distillery launches its latest Hearts & Crafts release
The Cotswolds Distillery has announced the launch of the seventh limited-edition release in its Hearts & Crafts Series. Cotswolds Hearts & Crafts Madeira Cask (54% ABV) is an English single malt whisky, matured in hand-selected American oak Madeira casks. This annual release forms part of a series celebrating the Arts and Crafts Movement, which flourished […]
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Green River Launches Distillery Select Line with Toasted Double Oak, Its Oldest Bourbon to Date
Green River Distilling Co. is releasing its oldest product yet: Toasted Double Oak Bourbon, bottled at 115.1 proof at eight years old. The high-proof whiskey will be the first in the new Distillery Select line, an innovative series launched to allow Green River to experiment with proofs, finishes, and rickhouse selection. Toasted Double Oak Bourbon will be available at the Owensboro, Ky. distillery beginning June 20 and the brand’s tasting room in Louisville starting June 26. The article Green River Launches Distillery Select Line with Toasted Double Oak, Its Oldest Bourbon to Date appeared first on VinePair .
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Rum In The News - June 2026
Mike Kunetka shares with us in the June 2026 issue of "Got Rum?" magazine the most recent and noteworthy headlines in the rum industry.
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Blue Riband Gin Gets a Modern Makeover
Blue Riband Gin unveils a bold new look, reimagining one of India's most iconic gin brands for a new generation of consumers. The refreshed packaging brings a contemporary and premium design language to the brand while preserving the trusted liquid and heritage that have defined Blue Riband Gin for decades. Sumit Tiwari, General manager - Marketing for Inbrew Beverages said, “With this refreshed identity, Blue Riband enters a new chapter that balances heritage with modernity. The new packaging has been thoughtfully designed to enhance the brand’s contemporary appeal while retaining the trust, familiarity, and taste profile that consumers have always loved. The revamp reflects Inbrew Beverages’ continued focus on premiumising and strengthening its portfolio through modernisation and consumer-led innovation, ensuring the brand resonates with both loyal consumers and a new generation seeking a premium gin experience.” Blue Riband Gin with its revamped pac
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Stoup Brewing and Métier Brewing’s new SeaTac bars open for FIFA World Cup celebrations
With the FIFA World Cup coming to N. America this year, Seattle has announced new partnerships for pop-up activations around SeaTac that includes taprooms and beer gardens operated by Stoup Brewing and Métier Brewing . Seattle will host six matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Lumen Field beginning June 15, including four group stage games, a Round of 32 match on July 1, and a Round of 16 match on July 6. The city of SeaTac plans to greet visitors and provide multiple hubs for gatherings. Stoup SeaTac City 18400 International Boulevard, SeaTac Located in the Old Bank Building at 18400 International Boulevard, Stoup Brewing SeaTac City will serve as a central gathering place throughout the tournament. The site will officially open June 11th at 10am for the Mexico vs S. Africa match, and operate daily through at least July 19, with the potential to extend operations through the end of 2026! The activation site, adjacent to the DoubleTree Hotel, will feature daily match viewings on a la
by Ezra Johnson-Greenough19 viewsindustry-newseventswashington - news
This Long-Forgotten Drink Is Crème Brûlée as a Cocktail
Miley Aryucharoen wants you to drink flips year-round.
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June 11: Alexander the Great Leaps Off This Mortal Coil
On this day in 323 B.C., Alexander the Great, King of Macedonia, Hegemon of the Hellenic League, Pharaoh of Egypt, King of Persia, Lord of Asia, conqueror of most of the known world, undefeated military leader and full-bore drunkard, died in the Babylonian palace of Nebuchadnezzar II at the age of 32. It was long held that guzzling copious amounts of wine during a two-day drink-up did Alex in, but lately historians have been poking holes in that theory. Alexander drank heroically during his entire adult life and it seems unlikely that a mini-bender would suddenly lay the great man so low. More likely he was poisoned. After feeling sick for a week and a half, Alexander tried one last desperate maneuver to overcome whatever malady was gripping him. He knocked back a massive bowl of wine in a single go. And while it had often worked to defeat his many hangovers, this time it came up short and Alex ascended toward Elysium. Or perhaps, since he'd declared himself a god, he fast-tracked righ
by Frank Kelly Rich7 viewstoday-s-reason-to-drink