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Boardgames @ 9 Mile w/ MidCoast Gaming
Board Games at the Brewery — April 19th Not sure what to play? We’ve got you covered. We’re teaming up with MidCoast Gaming for Board Games at the Brewery — […] The post Boardgames @ 9 Mile w/ MidCoast Gaming appeared first on Beerploma .
by Will Matthews5 viewscraft-beer-eventsbeerplomamidcoast-gaming - news
How to Drink La Fée Parisienne : The Authentic Absinthe Ritual
Absinthe has always been more than a spirit. It is a ritual, a preparation, a moment of transformation. When you pour a glass of La Fée Parisienne 68%, you are not simply serving a drink—you are participating in a tradition that stretches back to the cafés of 19th-century Paris, through prohibition, and into its modern revival. Yet despite its history, absinthe remains one of the most misunderstood spirits in the world. Too often it is rushed, mistreated, or reduced to gimmicks that have little to do with its true character. The reality is far more refined. This is your complete guide to drinking La Fée Parisienne authentic all natural Absinthe Supérieure properly—exactly as it was intended. The Purpose of the Ritual Before getting into the steps, it is important to understand why absinthe is prepared the way it is. La Fée Parisienne is bottled at 68% ABV for a reason. At this strength, the spirit preserves and carries a high concentration of essential oils extracted from its botanical
by Jane Rowley5 viewsnewsuncategorizedabsinthecocktailsgeorge-rowleyla-fee - news
How to Plan Your Cocktail Garnish Garden
The post How to Plan Your Cocktail Garnish Garden appeared first on Cocktail Contessa .
by Heather Wibbels7 viewshow-tofresh-garnishgardengardninggarnishmint - news
Luxury where it’s least expected
Luxury where it’s least expected Sometimes luxury can be found in the simplest of things. Not the ones that are the most expensive, nor the most exclusive, nor the most fashionable, but rather in the experiences that are spontaneous, that live in one’s memory, that feel ‘authentic’ and that can be shared. The debate about which glasses are ‘the best’ for drinking champagne is a case in point. Opinions range from the sauce shaped glass that was popular in the heyday of Hollywood in the 1950s and 60s ( take a look at the ‘Here’s to Your Kid’ scene in Casablanca), to the tall, flute shaped glasses which allow you to watch the bubbles rise up the glasses and concentrate the aromas as you sniff the wine and more recently to a wider, white wine style glass advocated by professional sommeliers and other wine aficionados because they allow you to agitate the champagne and appreciate, to best advantage, all the complex aromas in the wine. Styles may come and may go but some things endure throug
by jiles@mymaninchampagne.com (Jiles Halling)3 viewswho-am-i - news
Travel+Leisure Türkiye
Benim de yazarları arasında yer aldığım dünyanın en çok okunan seyahat dergisi Travel+Leisure Türkiye okurlarla buluştu. İlk sayı için Urla’dan Travel+Leisure Türkiye yazısı ilk önce Meleklerin Payı üzerinde ortaya çıktı.
by Burkay Adalığ2 viewsbas-nda-meleklerin-payviski-gezilerianasayfa-sliderburkay-adal-gicki-turizmiireland-travel - news
Review: Rumple Minze Cinnamint Whiskey
There are probably five bottles that pop into your head the second someone asks which liquor brands get a bad rap. Are those bad raps always warranted? Or is it possible your hatred of a certain liqueur, one that starts with Jager and ends with meister, is less about the product and more about that… The post Review: Rumple Minze Cinnamint Whiskey appeared first on Drinkhacker: The Insider's Guide to Good Drinking .
by Sailor Guevara5 viewsfeaturedflavored-whiskeyrated-creviewswhiskeycinnamon - news
Below The Salt “Trois Capitaines” Merchant Reserve Navy Rum: The King’s Cut – Review
Introduction If you recall, a few weeks ago Cap’n Colp hove into view, all flags waving and bunting streaming, and rolled a barrel into my house. No, really. Uninvited, unexpected, unannounced (I hesitate to say “unwanted”) he took out his trusty thief, jammed it into the barrel, and poured me a shot of liquid gelignite [Click here for the full review...]
by Ruminsky6 viewsaged-rums-1-yobelow-the-salt-distilleryblended-rumscanadapot-still-rumsrum-reviews-by-country - news
Figura boosts NA capabilities with new appointment
Figura, an innovative provider of beverage analysis technology, today announced that renowned brewing scientist Professor David Quain has joined the company as a technical advisor. As the non-alcoholic (NA) beer sector continues its rapid global growth, Figura is positioning itself as the essential analytical partner for brewers and brands. Dr Quain, Honorary Professor of Fermentation...
by Tim4 viewsnewsfigurana - news
Casey Jones Distillery Launches Revere Bourbon in Celebration of America's 250th Anniversary
Hopkinsville, KY (April 10th, 2026) — Casey Jones Distillery today announced the launch of Revere Bourbon, a premium 5-year small-batch Kentucky straight bourbon crafted in honor of America's 250th anniversary. The release will be unveiled at the distillery's "Spirit of Revolution" event in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, marking what the distillery calls its most patriotic release in its history. Revere Bourbon takes its name and identity from one of the founding era's most iconic moments — Paul Revere's midnight ride of April 18, 1775 — and positions itself as the commemorative bourbon of the semiquincentennial year. Released as a limited first edition and the opening chapter the founding moments of the American story, Revere Bourbon is crafted for enthusiasts who believe the best bottles carry a story worth telling. "We wanted to build something unique around Revere as one of the most visceral moments leading to our independence," said Cody Turner, Partner and COO. "It's a callback to that
by Cody James2 views - news
Austin Weekly Beer Releases and Events April 10th
Austin Weekly Beer Releases and Events Check out Austin craft beer releases and events that are happening around town this week. Austin Area Brewery Map New offerings from breweries that are releasing this week, or offerings that are now returning to the menu after a hiatus. We cannot promise they will still be in stock by the time the weekend comes around. View this post on Instagram New Releases: Central Machine Works Session Brut IPA […] The post Austin Weekly Beer Releases and Events April 10th appeared first on Craft Beer Austin .
by Dani Schwab6 viewsaustin-breweriesevent-listings-and-new-releasesatxbeeratxbrewsaustinbeerbeer - news
History of Cuban Rum: 31. La Florida "Where Cocktails are a Revelation"
Marco Pierini, The Rum Historian, continues his research into the history of Cuban Rum in his April 2026 article called "History of Cuban Rum: 31. La Florida "Where Cocktails are a Revelation"."
by Marco Pierini2 views - news
CEDAR RIDGE DISTILLERY ANNOUNCES THE QUINTESSENTIAL SPECIAL RELEASE:
PETE & SHERRI MARRIED — 2ND ANNIVERSARY EDITION CEDAR RIDGE DISTILLERY ANNOUNCES THE QUINTESSENTIAL SPECIAL RELEASE: PETE & SHERRI MARRIED — 2ND ANNIVERSARY EDITION Swisher, IA April 6 — Cedar Ridge Distillery is proud to announce the release of its highly anticipated Pete & Sherri Married — 2nd Anniversary expression, the third installment in its beloved Pete & […]
by Bourbon & Oak4 viewsuncategorized - news
Maritime Wines, Now Onboard!
Wine Park %%BLOGDESLINK%% Wines produced by the sea are touched by its bounty of winds, fog and nurturing spirit, all of it captured in a bottle bearing that most alluring sense of the sea. Enjoy Wine Park’s rare trove of maritime wines. Cheers! While the heaving oceans may well retain a sunken cellar of ancient vintages ageing toward […] Maritime Wines, Now Onboard! bwinpark .
by bwinpark3 viewswine-park - news
Fruit for Days: Masterful cask selection, blending highlight Blue Note Special Reserve Bourbon
Whether this is a Blue Note blender's nightmare or dream task, I don't know. But those who get to sip it will thank you–and may even kiss you–for creating it. It is special and spectacular, which justifies that $150 price tag.
by Steve Coomes6 viewsbourbon-whiskey-reviewsbarblue-note-cask-finished-series - news
The State Of Kentucky’s Bourbon Industry
Kentucky’s Bourbon Industry is struggling in the present days. There have been shut downs of distilleries as they cut back on production as demand is down. Consumers are not drinking as much Bourbon right now as the younger generation are... Continue Reading →
by Michael R. Veach3 viewswhiskey-thoughtsstate-of-kentucky-bourbon - news
Fuller’s and Brentford FC launch hop-growing initiative
Fuller’s has announced that London Pride is deepening its roots with Brentford Football Club by bringing craft, community and character together for a unique hop-growing initiative. Fuller’s ‘Bee a Hop Grower with Pride’ gives Brentford FC fans the chance to grow their own hops, which will be used to craft a limited-edition ale, served at...
by Tim5 viewsnewsbrentford-fcfuller-shopslondon-pride - news
Feel the width
The best brewery in Longford, Wide Street, makes a return to these pages today, with a whole three new beers. The first, Keller Pils , has been around since last autumn, but had eluded me until recently. This strikes me as the kind of beer a brewer makes primarily for their own consumption, and that's generally a good sign. A 5.5% ABV lager, it is only slightly hazy, and attractively golden. Its aroma is even more enticing, balancing snazzy Saaz grass with soft and cuddly candyfloss malt, plus a little hint of lemon on the end for a cheeky extra piquancy. Saaz "in its purest form" reads the label copy, and you certainly get that in the foretaste: a big bitter hit of mixed dried herbs, spicier than the damp cut grass which I more readily associate with the hop, but no less enjoyable. A softly floral honey effect follows, and then the malt is right in behind, giving it a gentle spongecake sweetness, before a clean finish with no aftertaste. There's a nicely full body, making it satisfyin
by noreply@blogger.com (The Beer Nut)2 viewsambushpassiflorathe-crystal-shipwide-street-keller-pils - news
The Ultimate Cape Winelands Bachelorette Party
Planning the perfect bachelorette party? If your bride tribe loves beautiful views, bubbles, exceptional wine, and unforgettable memories, then a Cape Winelands bachelorette party is the ultimate way to celebrate before the big day. At Wine in the Cape, we believe bachelorettes should be equal parts stylish, fun, and effortlessly memorable — and there’s no […] The post The Ultimate Cape Winelands Bachelorette Party appeared first on Wine in the Cape .
by Wine in the Cape5 viewsculture - news
Vintage comes back with rallies in second and third to beat Napa for Big Game sweep
By Kyle Foster Kfost91197@gmail.com Twitter/X: @NapaKyle @NapaSportsNews It shows a lot about a team when they can get behind early The post Vintage comes back with rallies in second and third to beat Napa for Big Game sweep appeared first on Napa Sports News .
by Kyle Foster6 viewshigh-school-baseball-napa-grizzlieshigh-school-baseball-vintage-crushersbaseballbig-gamekyle-fosternapa-high-school - news
GlenAllachie 2014 – The Sinteis Series Part III (2026)
A review of the GlenAllachie 2014 – The Sinteis Series Part III, matured in French virgin oak and ex-Oloroso sherry casks.
by Thijs Klaverstijn6 viewsreviewsglenallachiescotlandspeyside11yo2014 - news
Places to Visit Near Gangapur Dam in Nashik
Nashik is often celebrated for its vineyards, spiritual landmarks, and scenic landscapes, but one destination that continues to attract nature lovers, couples, photographers, and weekend travelers alike is Gangapur Dam. Located on the Godavari River, Gangapur Dam is one of the most picturesque spots in Nashik and serves as a gateway to several attractions that […] The post Places to Visit Near Gangapur Dam in Nashik first appeared on Soma Vine Village .
by Omkar Pachpatil1 viewtravel - news
Gather is now Live on the web!
<div class="bbWrapper">Remember when we first launched the Gather mobile app? Since then, we’ve received a lot of great feedback about wanting browser access and a full-screen experience for your desktop. We heard you!<br /> <br /> We are thrilled to
by AHB_Admin2 viewsaussie-home-brewer-app-gather-testing - news
King of Kentucky 17 Year Single Barrel Bourbon Review: Is This One of the Best Bourbons from 2025?
“The most important step a man can take. It's not the first one, is it? It's the next one.” – Brandon Sanderson, Oathbringer Few whiskeys have eluded me over the last 8 years of whiskey hunting. Despite living in a thriving spirits market with great retailers offering fair loyalty programs, King of Kentucky seemed to always be my white whale in Massachusetts, though I never had it at the top of my wish list either. That all changed early this year, when I won the right to purchase a bottle in...
by Nick Anderson2 viewsfull - news
Port Askaig 8 Years / 15 Years / 17 Years / 25 Years
Port Askaig is the well-known brand of Islay whiskies from Elixir Distillers . Launched in 2009 , we've had a lot of expressions over the years from 8 year-olds up to 45 year-olds. Today we're revisiting a few of them, and we include a 15 Year Old and 25 Year Old that we hadn't seen before.Remember all of these are single malt whiskies . Caol Ila is often part of the line-up, but also others. Port Askaig 8 yo (45,8%, Elixir Distillers +/- 2025) Nose: a slightly funky, vegetal nose. A lot of cabbage and sauerkraut, along with apple cider and hints of new rubber wellies. Then some seaweed butter, lemon rinds and a slightly mezcal-like smokiness. Hints of yeasty dough in the distance. Mouth: rather thick, with a nice balance of apple sweetness, some sourness, peppery heat and lifting coastal notes. Plenty of vegetal oils and cold ashes. Heather and brine, a touch of ginger, along with lemon juice and hints of oysters. Finish: good length, with some toffee sweetness shining through,
by Ruben6 viewsundisclosed15yo17yo25yo8yoelixir-distillers