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【 Review 】Kanosuke Single Malt 2026 LIMITED EDITION
The annual limited edition release from Kanosuke Distillery.This year’s release is a ‘Single Malt’. Review of the characteristics and flavor ofprevious limited editions. Release Year Product Name Key Base Whisky 2021 Single Malt Kanosuke 2021 FIRST EDITION Shochu Richar Cask Original 2021 Single Malt Kanosuke 2021 SECOND EDITION Non-Peated: Bourbon Barrel Original Spirit 2022 […]
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Your “Don’t Let The Door Hit You On The Way Out, February 2026” Edition Of The Beery News Notes
February does one decent thing each year. It is short. We were also one goal short the other day. But that is a different thing. Canada is outraged to the point of almost saying something. In our house, the cat spoke for us all. Stunned disbelief twinned with a day dream about what was in … Continue reading "Your “Don’t Let The Door Hit You On The Way Out, February 2026” Edition Of The Beery News Notes"
by Alan7 viewsbeer-stuff-measures-vesselsbelgiumcider-and-perrydrinking-cultureenglandgarden - news
Molson Coors to shut Sharp’s in Cornwall
Molson Coors is closing Sharp’s in Cornwall. The closure of the brewery, which it acquired in 2011, will result in the loss of 50 jobs at its Cornwall site and 150 elsewhere. Simon Kerry, Molson Coors UK and Ireland MD, said: “The proposed closure of Sharp’s brewery has not been an easy decision for us...
by Tim5 viewsnews - news
How to Build a Wine Collection at Home (Without a Cellar)
You don’t need a cellar to start collecting wine. With a little structure, thoughtful buying, and proper storage, a home collection can grow quietly over time. A practical guide to building a wine collection that evolves with you.
by Delaille Grahamn6 viewswine-education - news
Damien Blanchon Named 2026 “Grower of the Year” by the VA Vineyards Association
On February 25th, At the annual Virginia Vineyards Association Technical Meeting at the Hotel Madison in Harrisonburg, the newly-appointed Virginia Secretary of Agriculture Katie Frazier (herself a Valley native) announced that the 2026 “Grower of the Year” Award given by the Association for exemplary work had been won by vigneron Damien Blanchon, both vineyard manager […]
by Richard Leahy7 viewsconferences-meetingsnewsvirginia-wine - news
A Sooke & Shirley Brewery Day
There’s something about the drive to Sooke that immediately shifts your nervous system. The winding West Coast road. The ocean peeking through the trees. That feeling that you’re heading somewhere just a little bit magical. We set out to experience the breweries of Sooke and Shirley along the BC Ale Trail, taking our time and … Continued The post A Sooke & Shirley Brewery Day appeared first on The BC Ale Trail .
by Victoria Taste Buds6 viewsbrewery-featurecommunity-spotlightsookeuncategorizedvancouver-island - news
Cohiba Serie M Reserva Plata (2026) Release: San Andrés Wrapper, Miami-Made at El Titan de Bronze
Cohiba’s Serie M Reserva Plata 2026 cigar release is Miami-made at El Titan de Bronze with a Mexican San Andrés wrapper and a 6 x 52 Toro format. Ships March 2026. $29.99 SRP per cigar, 3,000 boxes total. The post Cohiba Serie M Reserva Plata (2026) Release: San Andrés Wrapper, Miami-Made at El Titan de Bronze first appeared on BourbonBlog .
by BourbonBlog News6 viewsblog - news
Alternative wine grape varieties in Australia
Alternative grape varieties for wine makers and wine lovers in Australia
by Darby Higgs3 views - news
The Perfect Girls’ Getaway to Temecula Wine Country
Whether you've been dreaming about this one or you're winging it, here's your blueprint for a girls' trip that covers all the bases. The post The Perfect Girls’ Getaway to Temecula Wine Country first appeared on Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association .
by Krista Chaich6 viewsplan-your-visitgirls-triptemecula-valley-wine-countrytemecula-winerieswine-tasting-temecula-valleywinery-visit-itinerary - news
Whale Festival Season on the Mendocino Coast
This time of year is prime whale watching season here on the Mendocino Coast, as the gray whales make their incredible northbound trek from their calving grounds in the warm […] The post Whale Festival Season on the Mendocino Coast appeared first on North Coast Brewing Co. .
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BPSO XXVII Recap
Another fantastic Brewpub Shootout is in the books and the chefs & brewers took it to another level – yet again – for this 27th edition of the event. Each … Continue reading BPSO XXVII Recap
by Chicago Beer Society7 viewscbs-event-recaps2026bpsoevents - news
Chianti Classico 2024, in anteprima la degustazione della nuova annata
Record di presenze alla Chianti Classico Collection con 223 Aziende Partecipanti L'articolo Chianti Classico 2024, in anteprima la degustazione della nuova annata proviene da WinesCritic .
by Raffaele Vecchione7 viewsdegustazionireportchianti-classico-2024i-migliori-assaggi-chianti-classiconuova-annata-di-chianti-classico - news
Behind the Cork™ - Chateau Ste. Michelle Cabernet Sauvignon
2021 Chateau Ste. Michelle Indian Wells Cabernet Sauvignon ($19.99) When Chateau Ste. Michelle was founded in 1967, many believed great wine could only come from Italy or California. Their founders set out to prove otherwise—and in doing so, established Washington’s first premium winery. From the beginning, Chateau Ste. Michelle helped put Washington State on the global map through terroir-driven winemaking, innovation, and award-winning craftsmanship. Today, it remains the most iconic winery in Washington and a leader in shaping the future of American wine. This 2021 Chateau Ste. Michelle Indian Wells Cabernet Sauvignon is a blend of 89% Cabernet Sauvignon and 11% Syrah that was aged for approximately 19 months in a mix of French and American oak barrels. This Cabernet is deep purple in color with subtle aromas of black fruit and herbs. On the palate, this full-bodied wine has flavors of black cherry, black berry and plum jam. It has medium tannins and acidity (ABV=14.5%). It fin
by Marc Kirkpatrick3 views - news
American Blonde Ale Experiment Gone Hazy
Mike set out to brew a clean, crisp American Blonde Ale. Instead, he ended up with something that looked suspiciously like a hazy pale ale. Mike called me over claiming instant carbonation magic. By the time I arrived, it was pouring with a solid head. I had no idea what the style was supposed to […] The post American Blonde Ale Experiment Gone Hazy appeared first on Brew Dudes .
by John Krochune6 viewsexperimentsvideos - news
France’s Next Great White
We think we know where to look for fine white wine in France: Burgundy, obviously; Alsace Riesling, Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé, Pessac-Léognan and a few other highly regarded whites from Bordeaux are all in the pantheon. But the picture is changing, for a number of reasons: climate change, and a renewed focus on whites to […]
by Tim Atkin3 views - news
Georgian Wine Cocktails: 5 Modern Recipes Using Amber, Saperavi, and Rkatsiteli
Georgian wine is usually poured straight—and for good reason. These wines are balanced, textured, and complete on their own. But that same structure makes them surprisingly well-suited for cocktails. At Corus Imports, we’ve noticed a growing interest from bartenders and wine-forward programs experimenting with Georgian varieties. Not to mask them—but to let them anchor drinks that feel savory, restrained, and food-aware. These aren’t novelty cocktails. They’re modern, low-intervention builds...
by Julia Koroleva3 views - news
Georgian Wine Doesn’t Chase Trends — It Outlasts Them
Trends in wine are loud and short-lived—new grapes get spotlighted, flashy styles flood lists for a season, clever stories try to capture the moment. Georgian wine moves at a different pace. It was never built to follow fashions or reinvent itself for the next cycle. Instead, it endures through quiet consistency, honest balance, and table reliability that keeps proving relevant long after the hype has moved on. At Corus Imports, we see Georgian wine succeed not by adapting to trends, but by...
by Julia Koroleva3 views - news
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Raising The Bar
Our hand-picked selection of wine and drinks news from Australia and around the world. The post Raising The Bar appeared first on Food Wine Travel .
by Christine Salins9 viewswinewine-featuresfestivalsmelbourneproseccoraising-the-bar - news
Braxton Introduces ‘Ballpark Beer’ And Becomes The First Official Craft Sponsor Of The Reds!
Braxton Brewing Company is introducing their new 'Ballpark Beer', not just the perfect baseball beer, but the offical beer of the Reds! The post Braxton Introduces ‘Ballpark Beer’ And Becomes The First Official Craft Sponsor Of The Reds! appeared first on The Gnarly Gnome .
by Gnarly Gnome6 viewsbraxton-beercincinnati-brewery-news - news
Celebrate Riesling's Birthday with Matt on March 13th!
Celebrate Riesling's Birthday with Matt on March 13th! Join us for an exclusive evening dedicated to the elegance and versatility of Riesling. Last year we compared Old World vs. Domestic versions and talked through those classic differences and what Matt loves about them. This year, we have landed on West Coast Rieslings from BC/WA/OR/CA. All producers Matt likes from the Left Coast of North America and a look at how climate and site shape the wines up and down the coast. It is more of a regional deep dive than a showdown. Same grape, similar latitude, different expressions. We will choose by climate, soil, winemaker, etc. It will be relaxed, comparative, and thoughtful, but not too serious, of course. Event Highlights: Tasting Experience: Savor six distinct Rieslings, including our signature Love & Squalor selections and some of Matt's personal favorites from the West Coast. In-Depth Discussion: Gain insights into Matt's inspirations, winemaking journey, and the unique characteristic
by Angela Reat6 viewshappenings - news
Guide to fortified wine
Fortified wines were once some of the most sought-after wines. They were appreciated for their strength, resistance and sweetness. But since then, they’ve gone a bit out of fashion. But… The post Guide to fortified wine appeared first on The Cheeky Vino wine blog .
by The Cheeky Vino4 viewswine-guideslearning-about-wine - news
The Red Barn Through the Years: A Vertical Tasting at Grassy Creek
North Carolina Wine has always been about place. At its core it tells stories of dreams that take root, grow deep, and evolve over time. At Grassy Creek Vineyard and Winery, you’ll find a story that embodies this theme. This year marks their 20th anniversary and one of the celebrations was a vertical tasting ofContinue reading →
by Matt Kemberling5 viewswine