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A Beer Lover’s Guide to the Traboulay PoCo Trail
Explore Port Coquitlam along with Joyce Lam from @vanfoodies and discover the perfect combination of cycling and craft beer on the Traboulay PoCo Trail, a 25-kilometre loop around the city that features diverse scenery and five local breweries along the route. Whether you’re cycling the full loop or exploring in sections, the Traboulay PoCo Trail … Continued The post A Beer Lover’s Guide to the Traboulay PoCo Trail appeared first on The BC Ale Trail .
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FRENCH INFLUENCE ON CAPE SYRAH
By Rose Murray Brown MW Published in The Scotsman 14 March 2026 When Cape winemaker Sam Lambson decided to set up his own winery last year, he did something very unusual. Not only did he locate it in the city as an urban winery, based in an old textile and printing warehouse in Cape
by Rose Murray Brown8 viewsarticlessouth-africacape-syrahsyrahurban-winery - news
Gin Styles & Gin Cocktails
Discover Gin Types & Cocktail Inspiration on The Gin Genie Gin is one of the most diverse spirits in the world. From classic London Dry gins to modern botanical expressions, different gin styles offer completely different flavour profiles. The Gin Genie explores these differences and shows how various styles are used in cocktails. Whether you […]
by Frank van Geest6 viewstrends - news
March 2026- The Rum Laboratory - Coconut Rum Cream
Got Rum?" magazine, together with The Rum University®, entices us in the March 2026 issue to explore the world of rum spices and flavors. This month we learn to make our own Coconut Rum Cream.
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Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday with Beer
Throughout 2026, the semiquincentennial provides an opportunity to re-center beer in shared celebratory moments. By: Joshua M. Bernstein For the United States, this summer brings a big birthday. July 4th marks the 250th anniversary of the Founding Fathers signing the Declaration of Independence, granting unalienable rights including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. To...
by Jessica Lawrence3 viewsbeyond-beerfeaturemiller-litenarragansett-lagerphiladelphia-beersamuel-adams - news
A Toast to McGillin’s
Take a look inside Cheers to McGillin’s: Philly’s Oldest Tavern, the book that captures the story of Philadelphia’s oldest continuously operating tavern. By: Alex Gulati In Philadelphia, history is part of the city’s identity, and locals wear that proudly. Few places embody Philadelphia’s spirit quite like McGillin’s Olde Ale House. The city’s oldest continuously operating...
by Maureen McCoy3 viewsbeyond-beer - news
The World’s Most Interesting Comeback
Dos Equis brings its iconic spokesman out of retirement and back into the spotlight. By: Jess McDonough After a decade-long hiatus, Dos Equis has officially revived one of beer advertising’s most iconic characters: The Most Interesting Man in the World. Played once again by Jonathan Goldsmith, the character’s return marks more than a nostalgic nod –...
by Maureen McCoy3 viewsbeyond-beerdos-equis - news
Spring cask-cade
The Spring 2026 JD Wetherspoon Beer Festival has just come to an end. As usual, I made an effort to try as many of the 30 specials as I could conveniently locate in Dublin. Handily, Keavan's Port jumped the gun, and had three of the beers pouring a couple of days before the official kick-off on 5th March. Two of those were the prestige international collaborations, so I started on Malteza Session IPA , brewed at Oakham under the supervision of Cervecería Malteza of Mexico. At 4.8% ABV, it's a bit overclocked for "session", I reckon, though there's more than a hint of Oakham magic about it. Brewed with Citra, Amarillo and Cascade, it has the fresh bittersweet lemon zing of Oakham's own Citra pale ale. Gravity be damned, this is seriously sessionable stuff. The cleanness and simplicity may, however, be a flaw, because the beer has added hibiscus, and I could find very little sign of that. Normally, it manifests for me as a cherry or raspberry tang, and there's maybe a tiny hint of the la
by noreply@blogger.com (The Beer Nut)3 viewsbodebrown-tropicalcanongate-bestcrimson-legendfyne-ales-driftwoodgood-tideslucky-lips - news
Ampersand Estates Rosé 2025
Wine review: Ampersand Estates Rosé 2025 Recently, I opened a bottle of the Ampersand Estates Rosé 2025, and it was the perfect pairing to a weekend away at the beach.… The post Ampersand Estates Rosé 2025 appeared first on The Cheeky Vino wine blog .
by The Cheeky Vino6 viewsrose-wine-reviewsaustralian-winewestern-australian-wine - news
10 Best Irish Whiskeys to Drink Right Now
With more than 10 years of experience covering the best drams on the planet, we’ve taste-tested the best Irish whiskeys the money can buy, and let us be the first ... Visit Man of Many for the full post.
by Christopher Osburn6 viewsdrinks - news
Rosé Champagne: How It’s Made and Best Bottles to Try
The post Rosé Champagne: How It’s Made and Best Bottles to Try appeared first on Champagne Saber | California Champagne Sabers .
by Arthur Morgan6 viewsuncategorised - news
Town Hall Brewery Double Barrel Xtra Milk Stout
Town Hall Brewery Double Barrel Xtra Milk Stout - Craft Beer Time Town Hall Brewery has spent decades refining its barrel program, and every year the results remind you why they have such a reputation among Minnesota beer fans. When one of their double barrel creations appears, it always feels like a small event. Double Barrel Xtra Milk Stout is exactly the sort of beer that invites […] The post Town Hall Brewery Double Barrel Xtra Milk Stout appeared first on Craft Beer Time .
by Beer Blogger8 viewsbeer-reviewsbarrel-agedmilk-stoutreviewtown-hall-brewery - news
OTBN 2026 – What a night!
Open That Bottle Night (OTBN for short) is one of my favorite wine holidays of the year – possibly simply the favorite. The event, always taking place on the last Saturday in February, was created by Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher, writers of the Wall Street Journal wine column, 27 years ago. The purpose […]
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Seven Drinks Festival chega à SP com formato inovador
Seven Drinks reúne sete bares icônicos, sete drinks exclusivos e uma experiência sensorial inspirada nos sete pecados capitais No dia 23 de maio de 2026, a cidade de São Paulo será palco da primeira edição do Seven Drinks Festival, considerado o primeiro festival dedicado exclusivamente à cultura da coquetelaria no Brasil. Criado pelos mixologistas Gui […] O post Seven Drinks Festival chega à SP com formato inovador apareceu primeiro em Mixology News .
by Mixology News7 viewsdestaquenoticiasgui-cotosckmarcelo-serranoseven-drinks-festivaltem-dose-dupla - news
A Guide to Visiting Napa Valley: When to Go, Where to Stay & Tasting Tips
Are you planning a trip to the Napa Valley? But you don’t know anything about it. What to do? Where to stay? What places to visit? And the food there, what to eat, and yes, what to drink? Then this guide is here to save your day. Napa Valley is a place in Northern California. … The post A Guide to Visiting Napa Valley: When to Go, Where to Stay & Tasting Tips appeared first on Choice Wineries .
by Katarina Jelks6 viewsblog - news
Winegrowing in Oregon's Applegate Valley, a Conversation with Master Viticulturist Jason Cole
To paraphrase Dr. Suess, From there to here, from here to there, gambling things are everywhere Gambling seems to have overtaken the world, and it’s hard to find something you can’t bet on. Every sports event is awash in ads for gambling apps. Casinos are now everywhere and you can even bet on if the pitcher was going to throw a curve or a fastball. Some even made money on betting if we were going to war or not. By all accounts, the easy availability of gambling is causing all sorts of social ills. None of these opportunities tempts me to risk my money, as my job involves gambling. I’m not a dealer or a croupier—I work in agriculture. In farming, like in casinos, the house, or, in our case, Mother Nature always wins. Like all gamblers, our mission is to improve our odds against the house. As a Biodynamic winery , we strive to work in harmony with nature rather than against it. Industrial chemical farming cheats to beat the house. That’s a good way to end up, in Godfather speak, sleepin
by Craig Camp3 views - news
Food and Wine Pairings Made Simple With Science
While science explains why food and wine pairings work, we join them for pleasure and connection. Taste, learn, and enjoy! The post Food and Wine Pairings Made Simple With Science appeared first on Brooks Wine .
by April Abate6 viewsstories - news
Local Breweries Support International Women’s Day
Let’s be real, we should really be celebrating women every day, but there is one day a year dedicated to supporting women internationally, and there […]
by Ryan Tuenge6 viewsbad-weather-brewing-cobroken-clock-brewinggeneral-beernew-beerunmapped-brewing-cointernational-women-s-day - news
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Beyond Shiraz: Your Passport to the Future of Australian Wine
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Discover the Best Virginia Wines, According to the 2026 Governor’s Cup
Learn about the best wines of Virginia, including the 2026 Virginia Governor's Cup winning wine from Valley Road Vineyards. The post Discover the Best Virginia Wines, According to the 2026 Governor’s Cup appeared first on Wine and Country Life .
by Mai Lioni Guss7 viewsfood-drinkgoldtasting-roomsvirginia-wineries-vineyards-winesbarboursville-vineyardsgovernor-s-cup - news
Toast Tiensvold, Toasty Bros
Spend any time with Toast Tiensvold and you realize he is committed to following his own muse.
by Paul6 viewsbreweriespeopledentontoast-tiensvoldtoasty-bros - news
Sagamore Spirit 9-Year Scoresheet & Review
Sagamore has been on a bit of a tear lately. Although their Double Oak rye whiskey left me with lukewarm first impressions, everything non-finished so far has been right up my alley. Between the 8-Year Reserve Series release and Bottled in Bond (actually aged 7 years), the latter of which used their own distillate, I’m […]
by Xenoraiser6 viewsuncategorized4-value4-5-value9-yearbb-grade - news
Weekly Wines Enjoyed By Jo Diaz For Wine-Blog.Org 3.16.2026
The following are Weekly Wines Enjoyed By Jo Diaz for Wine-Blog.Org 3.16.2026. So much goes into making wine that I can’t speed taste. Besides, I have what’s called a superpalate. While it sounds way cool and groovy, it’s not. I have more taste buds than the average person, so flavors are wrapped in secret layers […] The post Weekly Wines Enjoyed By Jo Diaz For Wine-Blog.Org 3.16.2026 first appeared on Wine Blog .
by Jo Diaz6 viewswine - news
Eleventh Annual Ohio Craft Brewers Conference Returns to Dayton
The craft beer industry is constantly evolving, and events like the Ohio Craft Brewers Conference help ensure brewers and industry professionals stay ahead of the curve. This year marks the 11th annual conference , and brewing professionals from across Ohio and around the country will gather March 23–25 at the Dayton Convention Center to share knowledge, network, and explore the future of craft beer. Organized by the Ohio Craft Brewers Association , the conference continues to grow as one of the Midwest’s most important industry events. With more than 30 educational seminars and panel discussions , attendees will dive into a wide range of topics impacting the brewing world today. A Conference Focused on the Future of Craft Beer The Ohio craft beer scene has experienced tremendous growth over the last decade. What started as a niche movement has now become a major part of the state’s beverage landscape. According to the association, Ohio is home to more than 426 independent craft brewer
by noreply@blogger.com (Rod J)3 views