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Friday Bourbon Spotlight- Horse Soldier – July 3rd

Horse Soldier Bourbon 4 to 6pm – Friday, July 3rd Join us on Friday for a complimentary sampling of the Horse Soldier Bourbon line from American Freedom Distillery.

Dawn Maskell | Heriot-Watt University

Talk title: Demystifying research and using it to your advantageIn her talk Dawn will be attempting to demystify research for brewers. She will be tackling the questions that you were afraid to ask like What is research? How can I find it? and, how can I use it? The talk will then take you further...

Friday Spotlight- RTD Cocktails by Jimmy Juice- July 3rd

Jimmy Juice Canned Cocktails 3 to 6pm – Friday, July 3rd Stop by on Friday to try some of Lancaster’s own Jimmy Juice, an RTD cocktail that means business.

Ægir Bryggeri Rallar Amber Ale

I love to try new things. I am currently sailing around Iceland, and on board, I had Ægir Bryggeri Rallar Amber Ale from Norway. This Amber Ale is 4.7% ABV from Flåm, Vestland, Norway. They use six different types of malts in this brew. But I couldn’t find what the six malts are. This amber … Continue reading Ægir Bryggeri Rallar Amber Ale

🎧Episode 142: Carmen Snyder

"The Good Stuff" "The Good Stuff" - Episode 142: Carmen Snyder Jun 26 2026 | 00:40:00 Your browser does not support the audio tag.

The evolution of low and no-alcohol beer

The rise of low and no-alcohol beer has been one of the most significant shifts in modern brewing. As more consumers moderate their drinking, brewers are proving that flavour, style and technical quality do not need to depend on alcohol. Few understand that challenge better than Nirvana Brewery, one of the UK’s early pioneers in dedicated alcohol-free brewing. Drawing on insights from a recent WSET webinar with Head Brewer James Rabagliati, this article explores how brewers have helped transform the category. Brewing beer, not substitutes Alcohol-free beer has not always been brewed with style diversity in mind. For many years, the category focused primarily on creating alternatives to existing beers rather than building distinctive products in their own right. When Nirvana Brewery was founded in 2016, alcohol-free beer was still often treated as a compromise. Choice was limited, styles were few and many products felt more like alternatives rather than beers people genuinely sought out

An Evening with Natalie Christensen of Yealands

The Unconventional Alchemy of Marlborough: An Evening with Natalie Christensen By Martha Cisneros Paja June always arrives in Manhattan with a specific kind of electricity, but this year, the energy was entirely unmatchable. On a balmy Wednesday evening, I found myself slipping away from the usual buzz and stepping into the private room at Smithereens […] This post An Evening with Natalie Christensen of Yealands was posted on WineDivaa .

Zoran Gojkovic | Carlsberg Group

Talk title: Can Beer change destiny?Can beer change lives? Probably. In 1883, the Carlsberg Research Laboratory discovered a way to isolate a pure yeast culture. A discovery that had a surprisingly big impact on the way we live our lives today. Can beer change your destiny too? Probably. It all comes from beer.Location: Main StageTime:...

Berni Valentino Berni Berni Vino Rosso (1 liter) NV

Best Cheap Eats in Boulder, Colorado: Affordable Local Favorites

Affordable Food Finds in One of Colorado’s Most Popular Mountain Towns Boulder, Colorado, is known for incredible outdoor adventures, stunning Flatirons views, and a nationally recognized food scene. While the city can have a reputation for being expensive, locals know there are still plenty of places where you can enjoy a satisfying meal without stretching […] The post Best Cheap Eats in Boulder, Colorado: Affordable Local Favorites first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .

2026 Sunset International Wine Competition Announces Winners New Clairveaux Winery and Griffo Distillery Take Top Honors

June 30, 2026 — Earlier this month, the 2026 Sunset International Wine & Spirits Competition awarded Best White Wine and Best of the Best (Wine) to an Assyrtiko from New Clairveaux [...]

Irish Stout Hot Wings Recipe

Irish Stout Hot Wings One of the things I like best in the world is good Buffalo hot sauce.  Something with serious kick, but also well-rounded flavor – not simply burn for the sake of burning.  Last year, I experienced some of the best Buffalo wings of my life (and vegetarian ones at that!) and since then, I've made it my mission to perfect a blend of elements, and create my ideal wing sauce. After months of experimentation, I finally nailed it. One of the key elements that was eluding me until now was using a bit of stout to round out the flavor, and add the depth and richness to offset the pure heat of the pepper.   Irish Stout Hot Wings Recipe Ingredients Illustration by Em Sauter 10 oz. red pepper hot sauce (2 small bottles.  My preferred brand is Scoville Food Institute.) 6 oz. or 1/2 bottle Irish stout 1 tbsp dried minced onion 1 tbsp garlic powder 1/2 cup honey 1/2 cup brown sugar 1 1/2 tsp black pepper 1/2 tsp white pepper 1 tsp smoked paprika 2 tbsp c

Ep 2723 understanding wine hospitality in nyc with yannick benjamin grandi langhe e il piemonte del vino 2026

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2023 Trimbach Pinot Blanc – Perfectly Matched Dinner With It’s Zesty Acidity

Photo ©Michael Kelly Background With temperatures hitting triple digits this week, white wine was high on the priority list. Grabbed a bottle of 2023 Trimbach Pinot Blanc to go with a cool non-cooked dinner (more below). History of Pinot Blanc What is Pinot Blanc? The history of this grape is a bit tangled with mystery […]

Jonny Garrett | Craft Beer Channel

Panel Discussion: How do we get people excited and less cynical about craft again?Location: Masterclass stageTime: TBC Jonny Garrett is a multi-award-winning author, journalist, filmmaker and podcaster. He’s best known as the cofounder of the Craft Beer Channel, a Youtube channel with over 175,000 subscribers. He has written four books, including The Meaning of Beer...

Natalia Svedlund | TU Berlin

Talk title: Beyond Aroma: Understanding hop enzymatic activity, diastatic power, and fermentation controlLocation: Main StageTime: TBC Natalia is a research assistant, lecturer, and PhD student at TU Berlin’s Chair of Brewing and Beverage Technology. She holds a Dipl.-Ing. in Brewing Biotechnology from TU Berlin and a Chemical Engineering degree from Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Her...

Glass recycling collection hits EU record

Glass collection for recycling hit a record 82,2% in the EU in 2024m according to new data released today. The figures revealed by Close the Glass Loop showed a record performance for glass packaging collection for recycling across the EU, reaching a rate of 82.2% in 2024. This performance underlines the efficiency and effectiveness of separate...

35+ Producers. One Unmissable Trade Day

For buyers and hospitality professionals, staying sharp on wine isn’t […]

JAZZ Apple sponsors charity swim in Bournemouth

JAZZ Apple again linked up with the British Heart Foundation for its Pier to Pier Swim in Bournemouth on Saturday, 27th June. The post JAZZ Apple sponsors charity swim in Bournemouth appeared first on Fruit & Vine .

Vinexpo Asia is moving permanently to Hong Kong; Singapore responds

After just two editions in Singapore, Rodolphe Lameyse of Comexposium has pulled the plug on Singapore, committing to Hong Kong from 2027. db hears the case from other sides. The post Vinexpo Asia is moving permanently to Hong Kong; Singapore responds appeared first on The Drinks Business .

BKWine Brief nr 274, June 2026

— Tricking the Climate — There has been a heatwave in Europe. Again. No one has missed it, not even those who still walk around saying things like “I actually think it’s nice when it’s warm.” According to The Economist, “warming is accelerating faster in Europe than on any other continent.” In other words, we […] Continue reading: BKWine Brief nr 274, June 2026 The post BKWine Brief nr 274, June 2026 was originally published on BKWine Magazine and written by Britt Karlsson . Copyright BKWine and BKWine Magazine. If you see it published elsewhere in full it has been republished without our permission. BKWine Magazine - Wine on the internet since 1996 Read more: On BKWine’s Wine Tours: Wine and food tours to the world’s wine regions | BKWine Tours Om BKWines Vinresor och matresor: Världens bästa vinresor och matresor | BKWine Vinresor On BKWine’s Wine Photography: Photography on Wine, Food and Travel | BKWine Photography

Discover the secrets of Bordeaux

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Vermont restaurants earn top honors from Wine Spectator

Vermont restaurants earn top honors from Wine Spectator

At Home with Albert Bichot Nuits-Saint-Georges 2018 – A Classic Red Burgundy

By Mukul Manku Some months back, my son brought home a bottle of Albert Bichot Nuits-Saint-Georges 2018 while returning to India from Europe. He had picked it up from the duty-free shop before boarding his flight. Like many special bottles, it found a place in our home bar, patiently waiting for the right occasion. Months Continue reading "At Home with Albert Bichot Nuits-Saint-Georges 2018 – A Classic Red Burgundy"