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February Wine Reviews: Rediscovering My Taste of Smell and Love of the Modern Bistro

Everything tastes better after a break. I took a pause from reviewing wines in January for the first time in over a year. It was much needed. While I only originally took the break to clear my head, I ended up needing sinus surgery, which basically meant I couldn’t drink wine for the entire month […]

6 vrolijke champagneflessen voor de lente

De dagen worden langer, de zon laat zich weer vaker zien en overal verschijnen de eerste bloemen. De lente is hét moment om weer naar buiten te gaan, te genieten van een brunch, een picknick of een zonnig terrasmoment. En wat past daar beter bij dan een frisse en elegante champagne?

How Younger Collectors Are Discovering Fine Wine

Wine investment meets the next generation The post How Younger Collectors Are Discovering Fine Wine appeared first on Moncharm Wine Traders .

Rum In The News - March 2026

Mike Kunetka shares with us in the March 2026 issue of "Got Rum?" magazine the most recent and noteworthy headlines in the rum industry.

Best Gift Ideas for a Friend Who Loves Wine - For Every Occasion

Selecting the right gift to present to a friend can be a tough job. You have to keep in mind their likes and dislikes, for example, if your friend likes wine too much, then you can, and you should definitely go for a wine gift itself.But choosing the right wine among all the types can be a further.. Read More

Best Champagne for Mimosas: How to Choose the Right Bottle for the Perfect Brunch Cocktail

The post Best Champagne for Mimosas: How to Choose the Right Bottle for the Perfect Brunch Cocktail appeared first on Champagne Saber | California Champagne Sabers .

One-of-a-kind tap takeover event to celebrate International Women’s Day

Scottish women’s beer appreciation groups Glasladies Beer Society and Women in Beer UK have once again joined forces to brew a celebration beer for International Women’s Day 2026. The collaboration is part of International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day (IWCBD), a global event that seeks to shine a light on women in the beer industry and...

Your ‘Savvy’ Sauvignon Blanc Style Guide, Right Here!

Wine Park %%BLOGDESLINK%% Wine Park’s Sauvignon Blanc collection features every iconic international style which defines the world’s favourite white. Enjoy! A grape that loves nearly every terroir and is likewise adored by winemaker and wine enthusiast collectively, producing millions of bottles across the vinous universe. That is the continual status of distinction that Sauvignon Blanc enjoys. The French […] Your ‘Savvy’ Sauvignon Blanc Style Guide, Right Here! bwinpark .

Wine Faults To Know: Reduction

Systematic Southern Wine and Spirits

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LweprdlHnCw&list=RDLweprdlHnCw&start_radio=1 Another indictment was handed down last week by a federal grand jury in the case involving Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits (Southern). Five high-level employees were indicted for allegedly participating in a bribery scheme involving Albertsons and for falsifying records to conceal the conduct (According to the San Francisco Chronicle). Unlike the Watergate scandal—where [...]

Inzolia Wine Variety

Inzolia or Ansonica is an Italy White wine variety now used in Australia

A Wine Lover’s Diary, part 1011: Spanish Pig-Out and Pinots Envy

Saturday, February 28th: Our old friend Barry Brown came to visit for a couple of nights. Barry is the founding president of the Spanish Wine Society in Toronto and he brought along an impressive array of Spanish foods purchased at … Continue reading →

Zaccagnini: The Stick and the Story

The post Zaccagnini: The Stick and the Story appeared first on Dhall & Nash Fine Wines .

BeerSmith 4 Using Cloud vs Local Storage Mode

Today I present the new cloud mode in BeerSmith 4 as part of my series on new features in the

Wine News: What I’m Reading the Week of 3/8/26

Hello and welcome to my weekly roundup of the wine stories that I find of interest on the web. I The post Wine News: What I’m Reading the Week of 3/8/26 appeared first on Vinography .

Prosecco 101 - What Is Prosecco, How It Tastes, How It’s Made, and Why It’s Loved

Prosecco is often thought of as a simple, fruity, mass-market sparkling wine, made from the native Italian grape - Glera. It is often construed as a wine that’s easily found on shelves of deep-discounter supermarkets like Aldi. But the reality of P.. Read More

1608 Crafthouse — A Decade of Dedication to Virginia Craft Beer

By David Hunter If you’re reading this, chances are you’re a fan of craft beer — and there’s an even better chance you’re a fan of Virginia craft beer specifically. And if that’s the case, you know the feeling of sitting down at a restaurant and discovering they not only have your Virginia favorites on […]

Beer Has A Seat At The Table

Panelists at the Seat At The Table event at Sojourn Fermentory in Suffolk. Photo by Diane Catanzaro. By Diane Catanzaro and Chris Jones. Photo by Diane Catanzaro. One of the many things we love about the craft beer community is the camaraderie among those who work in the industry, bringing well-brewed beer of diverse styles […]

“Come On In My Kitchen” with The Virginia Beer Company

By Diane Catanzaro and Christopher Jones Robert Johnson’s blues masterpiece “Come On In My Kitchen” is a metaphor for sanctuary. The wind is howling and it’s raining outdoors. The kitchen in the song represents a warm, safe haven of protection from the harsh elements, both literal and figurative, and an offer of friendship. Virginia Beer […]

Why Visual Content Is No Longer Optional for Wineries

Your next customer will see your winery before they ever taste your wine. They'll see it on Instagram while planning a weekend trip. They'll see it on your website while deciding whether to book a reservation. They'll see it in an email while considering whether your wine club is worth joining. And in every one of those moments, they're making a decision based on what your visuals tell them about who you are.

Wine News: Médoc AOC Approved for White Wines!

Wine news flash! The Médoc AOC has been approved for the production of dry white wines! Originally approved in 1936, the Médoc AOC was previously approved for dry red wines only and has consistently been a prodigious producer—averaging 300,000 hectoliters a year—of good quality, reasonably affordable red Bordeaux. After several … Continue reading →

Stronger Together: Why the Independent Craft Seal Matters More Than Ever

As we continue our advocacy efforts in Ottawa to secure meaningful excise reform and an extension of the 50% excise rate reduction on the first 15,000 hL of beer brewed beyond the March 31, 2026 end date, we often speak about the importance of Canada’s nearly 1,200 independent craft breweries. The post Stronger Together: Why the Independent Craft Seal Matters More Than Ever first appeared on Canadian Craft Brewers Association .

Special Guest List and Auction Items at This Year’s Sonoma Epicurean Event

The Gala & Auction will be hosted by ESPN’s Jay Harris and features 20 exclusive auction lots, with 100% of event proceeds benefiting game-changing cancer research The V Foundation for Cancer Research is proud to announce the upcoming 5th Anniversary V Foundation for Cancer Research Sonoma Epicurean Gala & Auction on March 28, at Montage Healdsburg. The event, presented… The post Special Guest List and Auction Items at This Year’s Sonoma Epicurean Event appeared first on Haute Living San Francisco .

The Best Non-Alcoholic Beers for St. Patrick’s Day

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with non-alcoholic beer. These Irish-style NA brews from Go Brewing, Guinness, and Athletic Brewing bring classic pub flavor without the alcohol. The post The Best Non-Alcoholic Beers for St. Patrick’s Day appeared first on NA Beer Club .