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Pernod Ricard’s bid to sell spirits in New Delhi blocked
An Indian court has denied Pernod Ricard’s plea to resume selling spirits in New Delhi, piling onto the legal and regulatory challenges the spirits maker is currently battling in the region. The post Pernod Ricard’s bid to sell spirits in New Delhi blocked appeared first on The Drinks Business.
by Editor8 viewsfrom-the-webfrom-the-web-featured - news
What to Expect for Wines on a Rhine River Cruise With Avalon Waterways
Many people have taken an ocean cruise travelling up to Alaska or around the Caribbean, or maybe the Mediterranean Sea, but fewer people have taken a river cruise, as far as I know. I decided to go on a Rhine River cruise hosted by Avalon Waterways, travelling from Amsterdam to Basel, Switzerland. It was an eight day trip and included...
by mywinepal22 viewsaustriacruisefrancegermanygrenachegruner-veltliner - news
May 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Recap
The Guild’s Board of Directors met on May 13, 2026 via Zoom. 10 of 11 board members and 4 of 4 Guild staffers were in attendance. Here are the high level minutes from the meeting: Actions Taken: The next board meeting is scheduled for August 26, 2027 in San Antonio. Questions? Email Caroline@texascraftbrewersguild.org. The post May 2026 Board of Directors Meeting Recap appeared first on Texas Craft Brewers Guild .
by Caroline14 viewsmember-content - news
Major winemaker considers moving business overseas if tax changes go through
Major winemaker considers moving business overseas if tax changes go through
by Editor8 viewsfrom-the-webfrom-the-web-featured - news
HOW TO BUY, AND NOT TO BUY, VINEYARDS IN CHAMPAGNE
HOW TO BUY, AND NOT TO BUY, VINEYARDS IN CHAMPAGNE Some fascinating statistics about vineyards in France can be seen in the latest annual report from SAFER (Les Sociétés d’Aménagement Foncier et d’Établissement Rural) - the non-profit umbrella organisation whose brief is to track and guide the use and development of rural land in the best communal interest. Amongst the nine wine making regions in France covered in the report, Champagne is one of only 3 where the price of vineyard land increased in 2025. The drop in prices was most acute in the Bordeaux and Aquitaine region where prices fell by almost 24% versus 2024 Having said this, the price rise in Champagne during the same period was only a modest 0.9% but at an average price of 1.13 million euros per hectare, that is 7 times higher than the average for the entire country! Even more striking is the fact that the report reveals that Champagne represents just 8% of the total surface area of vineyards in France, yet accou
by jiles@mymaninchampagne.com (Jiles Halling)4 viewswho-am-i - news
Winemaker Jeremy Ligon Raises the Bar at Barrel Oak Winery in Virginia
It’s always a pleasure to learn about then taste wine from my home state, Virginia. Although I live in sunny California where so many wines are stunning, I must admit that there are many excellent examples of our favorite beverage within the Virginia wine industry. One of those producers includes Barrel Oak Winery & Brewery […] READ MORE The post Winemaker Jeremy Ligon Raises the Bar at Barrel Oak Winery in Virginia appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning21 viewsevents-and-travelnorth-americapeople-you-should-knowred-wineregional-wineswhite-wine - news
The Tenth Annual World’s Largest Blind Tasting of American True Rosés–Part One
This past weekend, I invited a few wine professionals here in Houston to my house for what I believe to be the largest blind tasting of American True Rosés, This year we tasted 51 wines, which was one less than … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist20 viewscaliforniacarnerosgrenachelodimendocinooregon - news
Cold, Fizzy and Fun: The Lambrusco Revival
All about the comeback of Lambrusco.
by Liza Zimmerman7 viewswine - news
Red Hut makers release second Chardonnay
Red Hut Chardonnay has moved onto its second release with the launch of the 2025 vintage of this inaugural wine brand. The Red Hut wine brand was launched last year in New Zealand by the duo behind the concept - Mike Farrugia (New Zealand wine importer, distributor and producer) and Corey Ryan, winemaker of this and other brands (Australian-based).From the get-go, the Red Hut wines have over delivered on taste, marketing and - obviously - good value, offering more than many of their co...
by Joelle Thomson5 views - news
COMO Cordeillan-Bages: A New Exceptional Destination in the Heart of the Médoc
Discover COMO Cordeillan-Bages in Pauillac, a refined new destination blending Médoc heritage, contemporary hospitality, Michelin-led gastronomy and privileged access to Château Lynch-Bages.
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Pojer e Sandri si separano dopo più di 50 anni insieme
Pojer e Sandri, da decenni realtà vitivinicola di spicco nel comprensorio di Faedo – San Michele all’Adige, annuncia l’inizio di un nuovo capitolo della propria storia. A seguito di un accordo legale e commerciale siglato in forma consensuale nei giorni scorsi, i due soci fondatori... L'articolo Pojer e Sandri si separano dopo più di 50 anni insieme proviene da oscarwine .
by redazione29 viewsnewsfiorentinosandrimariopojerpojeresandrispumantetrentino - news
Critic Scores: Driving Visibility in Fine Wine Markets
Why Critic Scores Matter Beyond Quality Assessment In the world of fine wine collecting and investment, critic scores are often... The post Critic Scores: Driving Visibility in Fine Wine Markets appeared first on Cru Wine Fine Wine & Spirits Merchant .
by jane bachicha18 viewsall-about-winefine-wine-marketinvesting-in-wine - news
Modern Brews + Beats Podcast #252: Day Bracey
Day Bracey, Emmy-nominated comedian and co-founder of Pittsburgh-based Barrel and Flow Fest, joins us for podcast episode 252. The post Modern Brews + Beats Podcast #252: Day Bracey appeared first on NTX Beer .
by JW Richard20 viewsmbsquaredpodcast - news
Amsler Hills Winery Wins at Wine Competition
Amsler Hills Winery has announced that they earned four medals at the 2026 National Small Producer Wine Invitational Read More
by Jeff Cope18 viewsnewsamsler-hills-winerytexas-winetexas-wineries - news
Estate Restaurants Along the Wine Tram Route
Some people spend the day chasing long lunches and beautiful wine tastings. Others are looking for relaxed picnic spots, family-friendly estates, incredible scenery, or hidden gems that feel a little quieter and slower. And with so many wine estates to choose from, planning your route can feel slightly overwhelming at first.
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The Battle of Trenton & Crossing the Delaware: The Christmas Miracle That Saved America
Imagine you're standing on the banks of the Delaware River on Christmas night, 1776. While families across America are celebrating the holiday, 2,400 desperate men are preparing to cross an ice-choked river in the middle of a blizzard. Their commander is George Washington; a leader whose recent military record consists mostly of crushing defeats. What he's about to attempt is so audacious that if it fails, American independence dies with it. This is the story of how one impossible night changed everything. The post The Battle of Trenton & Crossing the Delaware: The Christmas Miracle That Saved America appeared first on Tenmile Distillery: Wassaic, New York .
by Cornelia van der Geest6 viewsblog - news
The Marvel Of Mourvèdre
Wine Park %%BLOGDESLINK%% Mourvèdre gets its deserved time under the sun this May so raise a toast to this bold, rustic and underrated grape that straddles Spanish and French vineyards and aplomb and full bodied personality. Give Mourvèdre its proper due on the day dedicated to celebrating this thick skinned red grape. Mourvèdre is originally from Spain but […] The Marvel Of Mourvèdre bwinpark .
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Best Wheated Bourbon Under $50: 6 Bottles Worth Buying
Finding a great wheated bourbon used to mean spending serious money. Pappy, Old Fitzgerald, the allocated releases that everyone’s chasing. That’s still true at the top end. But the sub-$50 shelf has gotten genuinely interesting, and if you know what to look for, you can build a wheated rotation that doesn’t require any luck to […] The post Best Wheated Bourbon Under $50: 6 Bottles Worth Buying appeared first on Bourbon Inspector .
by Hunter Branch16 viewsbest-bourbonsbourbon-guides - news
🍷 Asiago — Veneto’s Cozy Mountain Wine Escape
Most people hear “Veneto” and immediately think: Very few think: mountains. Which is honestly a mistake. Because hidden in... The post 🍷 Asiago — Veneto’s Cozy Mountain Wine Escape appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
by Kelly Chidi-Ogbonna23 viewsvacationwine-and-peoplewine-vacationasiagovenetowine-location - news
Wild Salmon Festival brings together beer, cider, food, & farms for Salmon-Safe
Alchemy Cider to Host Wild Salmon Festival on May 31 Featuring Cideries and Breweries Sourcing Salmon-Safe Certified Apples, Hops and Barley In honor of International Wild Salmon Day, Alchemy Cider Co. is hosting cidermakers, brewers and farmers to present the Wild Salmon Festival on May 31 from 1 PM to 5 PM in the parking lot of Alchemy Cider Co.’s tasting room in Southeast Portland. The fest is part brewfest’ and part farmers market, with something for everyone big or small. “The beer, wine and cider at the Wild Salmon Festival was all made with purpose,” says Michelle McGrath the Columbia Basin Program Directo r for Salmon-Safe. “These makers have sourced the finest ingredients, and you can taste the difference. These ingredients are Salmon-Safe certified meaning they were grown by farmers passionate about the land and the water that both farmers and fish need to thrive. These farmers model their practices around protecting the soil, pollinators and water, and by choosing thei
by Ezra Johnson-Greenough14 viewseventsfestivaloregon - news
A Toast to Global SWE Alumni
The post A Toast to Global SWE Alumni appeared first on The Scotch Whisky Experience .
by Karina Caulfield7 viewspeople - news
Exeter Brewery launches NA version of award-winning stout
Devon-based Exeter Brewery has launched a new low alcohol version of Darkness Stout, one of its best-known beers. The move is in response to fast-growing demand for full flavour alternatives with lower strength. The new beer, Darkness Low, is a 0.5 per cent stout based on Darkness®, the brewery’s full bodied 5.1 per cent stout...
by Tim7 viewsnews - news
Sour season
It seems like only last week I was looking at Ireland's winter beers, but apparently the planet has done that tilting thing again, the weather has turned warmer, and the brewers have had to react appropriately. Refreshing and fruit-laden seems to be how they're achieving it. It's only early summer, though, so just two examples today. Brewers At Play 50: Gose with Lemon Zest, Pink Peppercorns & Thyme is the latest in Kinnegar's limited edition series. The name steals my thunder as regards telling you what it is. I'll add that it's 3.7% ABV and a pale, Golden-Delicious, yellow. The lemon zest hits hard in the aroma, enhanced by a fun mineral tartness. That leaves the flavour for the pepper and herb but I couldn't really taste them. Up front it's lemon again, though less zesty, with a touch of sticky cordial about it. It is at least balanced by a sherbet effervesence, and a degree of salinity, both of which ensure it stays refreshing: arguably the most important aspect. That it'
by noreply@blogger.com (The Beer Nut)3 viewsbrewers-at-play-50pog - news
Vergelegen: the first release of the top wines under new winemaker Luke O’Cuinneagain
I visited Vergelegen a while ago, seeing how this celebrated wine estate has emerged from a period of underperformance under
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