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Town Hall Brewery Manhattan Reserve
Town Hall Brewery Manhattan Reserve - Craft Beer Time Town Hall Brewery’s Manhattan Reserve is a beer that feels tailor made for a slow evening and a proper glass. Inspired by the classic Manhattan cocktail, the beer blends tart Michigan cherries with a Belgian-style Grand Cru that spent time aging in bourbon barrels from two Kentucky distilleries. At 13% ABV, this is firmly in […] The post Town Hall Brewery Manhattan Reserve appeared first on Craft Beer Time .
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Town Hall Brewery Czar Jack Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout
Town Hall Brewery Czar Jack Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout - Craft Beer Time Town Hall Brewery’s Czar Jack is one of those beers that carries real weight in craft beer history. Long before barrel-aged beer became its own celebrated category, this imperial stout carved out its place by becoming the first barrel-aged beer to win a Gold Medal at the Great American Beer Festival, back when it had […] The post Town Hall Brewery Czar Jack Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout appeared first on Craft Beer Time .
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The 2026 Spice Beer Draft & Competition!
Are you ready to spice up your brewing game? Our next big club challenge is here, and it’s time to see who can master the art of the spice. Whether you are a seasoned pro or looking to try something new, this is your chance to showcase your creativity. The Ultimate Prize The stakes are … Continue reading The 2026 Spice Beer Draft & Competition! →
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Making Herstory: Four Women Shaping The Wine World
Celebrating women winemakers on International Women’s Day.
by Lisa Denning6 viewswine-of-the-weektravel - news
Alien Field Report: Scotty Returns to Highland Gaelic Ale
Greetings, carbon-based fermentation enthusiasts. Your friendly extraterrestrial correspondent from BeerAlien.com has intercepted an interesting cultural transmission from the mountainous beer-producing region known as Asheville, North Carolina. The local craft-beer civilization—specifically the entity called Highland Brewing—has revived a historic visual lifeform associated with one of their oldest fermentation artifacts: Gaelic Amber Ale. Allow me to translate... The post Alien Field Report: Scotty Returns to Highland Gaelic Ale appeared first on Beer Alien .
by Raymond7 viewsfeaturednewshighland-brewing - news
Guinness Turns St. Patrick’s Day Into a Month-Long Celebration With Bagels, Givebacks, and Festivities
For many beer fans, St. Patrick’s Day is one of the biggest celebrations of the year. Pints are flowing, parades fill the streets, and bars across the country are packed with people raising a toast together. But this year, Guinness is stretching the celebration well beyond just one day . According to a new announcement, Guinness is turning March into a full month of St. Patrick’s Day festivities , complete with a unique food collaboration, charity initiatives supporting bartenders and hospitality workers, and major appearances at iconic celebrations across the United States. As someone who spends a lot of time exploring beer culture, I always enjoy seeing how breweries celebrate big beer holidays—and this one brings together food, community, and tradition in some pretty interesting ways. A Guinness Bagel Collaboration You Probably Didn’t See Coming One of the most unique parts of the celebration is a limited-edition collaboration between Guinness and PopUp Bagels . The two brands have
by noreply@blogger.com (Rod J)3 views - news
MN Breweries Respond to ICE by Giving Back to Communities
Several Minnesota breweries are reacting to the chaos that Minnesota immigrants have been through lately, with good intentions. Namely ICE and their oppressive mission, Operation […]
by Ryan Tuenge7 viewsbeer-eventscharityfulton-brewing-cogeneral-beermodist-brewingunmapped-brewing-co - news
When Time Slows in the Glass
There are moments when a wine feels less like a drink and more like a time capsule — a connection to place, patience, and the art of letting things evolve. The 2002 Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Vergers was one of those bottles. The post When Time Slows in the Glass appeared first on DallasWineChick.com .
by Dallas Wine Chick6 viewsblogfranceregions2002-chassagne-montrachet-1er-cru-les-vergers - news
Kiwi Refresher Mocktail
This Kiwi Refresher Mocktail is the refreshing mocktail you need.
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Lagunitas Celebrates International Women’s Day with Free Tattoos Inspired by Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’
Craft beer and art have always gone hand-in-hand, but Lagunitas Brewing Company is taking that connection to a whole new level. In celebration of International Women's Day , the brewery is funding free tattoos for fans across the country—turning their iconic beer artwork into permanent pieces of body art. And yes… it’s all inspired by one of Lagunitas’ most recognizable beers. The Return of Millie Inspires a New Creative Collaboration Back in 2009, Lagunitas introduced one of its most beloved beers, Little Sumpin' Sumpin' Ale . Along with its hoppy yet smooth profile, the beer became instantly recognizable thanks to its playful and iconic “Millie” can artwork. When Lagunitas brought the original Millie artwork back in 2024, fans responded in a big way. The enthusiasm surrounding the return showed just how connected the beer community can be—not only to the beer itself, but also to the art that represents it. Now that connection is inspiring something even more personal. Lagunitas has c
by noreply@blogger.com (Rod J)3 views - news
1689 Dutch Orange Gin & Tonic
A Bright & Refreshing Twist on a Classic! The 1689 Dutch Orange Gin & Tonic is a vibrant, citrus‑forward serve that brings our historic gin recipe to life with a modern, refreshing twist. Smooth, bright and beautifully balanced — the perfect way to enjoy Dutch Orange Gin. 1689 Gin % Tonic recipe – 50 ml […]
by Frank van Geest7 viewscocktail-recipeangelica-rootcoriander-seedsfresh-citrusg-t-styleorange - news
Summer Weed Control Starts Now!
If you have not already applied herbicides in your vineyard it is definitely time to get started. I know many grape growers control weeds with multiple applications of postemergence herbicides, leaning heavily on glyphosate. This is not something I recommend as it can lead to several issues and requires consider time and trips. Multiple yearly […] Read More
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A Tour of Wine Grapes: Chardonnay
Chardonnay Image from Wikimedia Commons Chardonnay is one of the most widely planted varieties. Although it is probably best known as the white grape of Burgundy it’s also a major grape in the production of Champagne. Chardonnay is a versatile grape, and its style can vary widely depending on where it’s grown and how it’s made. Basically, Chardonnay grapes produce wines of a light golden hue, with notes of citrus, green apple, with floral aromas. On the palate, Chardonnay has moderate acidity and moderate alcohol with a medium body. But it’s said that Chardonnay is a bit of a chameleon — it reflects its winemaking process more than almost any other grape. Crisp and Bright - This style is based on Chardonnay’s natural high acidity with flavors of green apple, lemon, lime and pineapple. It is fermented and aged in stainless steel tanks so as to leave these flavors unaltered. They are minimally aged and consumed young so as to feature the bright acidity, crisp citrus and tropical fruit fl
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Ohio Beer Awards Celebrate the Best of Buckeye State Brewing
Ohio’s craft beer scene continues to prove it can stand with the best in the country, and the newly launched Ohio Beer Awards just gave brewers across the state a stage to showcase their talent. The inaugural Ohio Beer Awards , organized by the Ohio Craft Brewers Association , revealed its winners on February 16 during a ceremony held at Seventh Son Brewing Co.. The event celebrated the best beers, ciders, and meads produced across the Buckeye State, with 47 producers taking home medals from a competitive field of nearly 500 entries across 26 categories . For those of us who follow the Ohio beer scene closely, the results highlight just how deep the talent pool runs across the state. Cleveland Breweries Lead the Pack Two Cleveland breweries stood out from the rest in the competition. Masthead Brewing Company and Noble Beast Brewing Co. each earned four medals , tying them for Brewery of the Year honors . Not far behind was Akronym Brewing, which also earned four medals , but narrowly m
by noreply@blogger.com (Rod J)3 views - news
Pacific Magic Goes Portable: North Coast Brewing Company Releases Its West Coast IPA in Cans
If you’re a fan of bright, classic West Coast IPAs, there’s some exciting news coming out of Northern California. North Coast Brewing Company has officially announced that its Pacific Magic West Coast IPA is now available in cans, giving beer lovers another way to enjoy the crisp, hop-forward brew. For fans of the beer—and anyone who appreciates the timeless West Coast IPA profile—this move makes Pacific Magic more accessible and more portable while keeping everything that makes the beer stand out in the first place. A Classic West Coast IPA Profile Pacific Magic is designed to highlight everything beer fans love about the West Coast IPA style. The beer delivers a bright and crisp profile with expressive hop character, balanced by a clean, refreshing finish. Rather than leaning into the softer, hazier profiles that have dominated the IPA scene in recent years, Pacific Magic sticks to the roots of the style: clarity, bitterness, and hop-driven flavor. It’s the kind of IPA that reminds y
by noreply@blogger.com (Rod J)3 views - news
Lo spirito della terra: cena degustazione vino a Pescara – Percorsi Sensoriali da Feluma Bistrot
Percorsi Sensoriali da Feluma Bistrot – venerdì 20 marzo C’è una voce che sale dalle radici e arriva dritta al calice.Non parla di tecnica. Parla di vita. Il terzo appuntamento di Percorsi Sensoriali, la serie di cene degustazione dedicate al vino e al piacere della tavola, nasce da qui: dall’idea che il vino e il cibo, prima di essere oggetti di analisi, siano gesti umani. Tracce della terra, del lavoro, della memoria. Venerdì 20 marzo alle 20.30, da Feluma Bistrot, torna un nuovo evento enogastronomico a Pescara pensato per chi ama vivere il vino in modo diverso: non come una lezione, ma come un’esperienza conviviale. Il titolo della serata è quasi una dichiarazione d’intenti: Lo spirito della terra. Non sarà una degustazione tecnica e non sarà la “solita” cena a tema vino.Sarà piuttosto un viaggio leggero tra piatti e vini, in cui ogni tanto ci fermeremo ad ascoltare una storia: quella di un territorio, di un vitigno, di un produttore. Il resto lo farà la tavola. Feluma è il luogo i
by La Fillossera - Innesti di vino e cultura6 viewsdegustazionieventidegustazionefeluma-bistrotpercorsi-sensorialivimo - news
At Johan Vineyards, Biodynamics Meet the Cool Pulse of Oregon
Located within the Van Duzer Corridor AVA in Oregon’s Willamette Valley is Johan Vineyards that produces stellar wines from cool climate grapes. A total of 175 acres with 87 acres under vine, this certified Biodynamic estate has as its goal “to create a self sustained holistic farm system with the energy to produce an honest […] READ MORE The post At Johan Vineyards, Biodynamics Meet the Cool Pulse of Oregon appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning9 viewsevents-and-travelnorth-americared-wineregional-winesrosewine-reviews - news
Pusser’s Rum Tasting Wednesday 22nd April 2026
Set sail on a voyage of flavour and tradition at our Pusser’s Rum Tasting Evening on Wednesday, 22nd April 2026 at 7:30 PM, hosted at the elegant Lysses House Hotel. Join us and your guide for the evening, Murdo MacLeod, Pusser’s Rum Brand Ambassador, as we explore the bold history and deep, complex character of Pusser’s Rum – the spirit […] The post Pusser’s Rum Tasting Wednesday 22nd April 2026 appeared first on Fareham Wine Cellar .
by Dominic Lockyer8 viewseventspussers-rumrumspiritsfareham-wine-cellarlysses-house-hotel - news
Come valutare un vino: guida completa per degustatori amatoriali
La degustazione del vino è un gioco affascinante, ma per noi degustatori amatoriali, questo percorso può risultare insidioso se non affrontato con i giusti strumenti. Oggi esploreremo come valutare un vino con un approccio professionale e i comuni errori che riscontriamo durante i vari eventi a cui partecipiamo. Preparazione alla Degustazione del Vino L'Importanza dell'Ambiente Prima di tutto, creiamo un ambiente ottimale. Dobbiamo ammettere che, ahinoi, nelle cantine stesse spesso non...
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Mini champagne kopen? Dit zijn de stijlvolle halve flesjes champagne van 37,5cl
Champagne is er in allerlei smaken, prijzen, maten en verpakkingen. Soms is een klein flesje champagne voor één of twee personen al genoeg om iets te vieren. En vaak is het lekker om een gekoelde champagne mee te nemen op de boot. Binnen ons assortiment hebben wij een verscheidenheid aan mini champagnes voor diverse gelegenheden en kleine feestjes. Lees er in onderstaand artikel meer over!
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Wee Turkey
This rich, malt-forward Wee Heavy was designed spe... This content is only available for GTA Brews Members. Please visit our membership page to join today! If you are already a member, don't forget to Log In!
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5 EASY Kiwi Cocktail’s you need to try
Kiwi might not be the first fruit you think of when making cocktails, but it absolutely should be. It’s bright, slightly tart, naturally tropical, and brings an incredible colour to drinks that instantly makes them feel more exotic. In this video, I’m sharing five exotic kiwi cocktails that are genuinely easy cocktails to make at home. These drinks use simple ingredients and straightforward techniques, making them perfect whether you’re new to mixing drinks or just want something fresh and...
by Steve the Barman6 viewssyrups-purees - news
How Master of Wine Christy Canterbury Approaches Wine Tasting
Christy Canterbury cares less adjectives than evidence. So when she was preparing for the Master of Wine examination, she built a tasting grid with twenty checkpoints: color, aroma, oak influence, alcohol, tannin texture, balance, length, complexity. For every wine, she wrote down only what she could prove. “It’s almost like being a detective,” she said. “What can I tell from what’s in the glass?” That mindset still shapes how she tastes wine today. Canterbury is one of roughly 400 living Masters of Wine worldwide.…
by Eric Schwartzman3 viewssonoma-wine-tasting-rooms - news
Porter Palooza 2026: River North Brewery’s Annual Porter Celebration in Denver
Every March we dedicate a day to one of the most underrated styles in craft beer. Rich, roasty, layered, and full of character, the porter deserves its moment in the spotlight. That moment is Porter Palooza . On Saturday, March 14, River North Brewery will tap a lineup of 10+ porters that show just how versatile this style can be, from classic chocolatey roast to deeper, more complex variations. It’s always one of our favorite days of the year. Porter Palooza takes place Saturday, March 14...
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