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The Beaujolais Renaissance: Crus, Gamay, and Generational Change
For much of the late twentieth century, global perceptions of Beaujolais were shaped by the commercial success—and stylistic simplification—of Beaujolais Nouveau. While Nouveau introduced millions… Read more The post The Beaujolais Renaissance: Crus, Gamay, and Generational Change appeared first on Vinum 55 .
by Kim Allison9 viewsall-about-winewine-deep-divewine-educationbeaujolaisvinum-55 - news
February in the Garden
“We need to return to learning about the land by being on the land, or better, by being in the thick of it.” -Gary Paul Nabham We have long been storytellers; there is something innately human to drawing around a fire and sharing pieces of ourselves. This draw to storytelling still shows up in our… The post February in the Garden appeared first on Brooks Wine .
by Jenna6 viewsstories - news
#208 | Red Kellie, First & Last Brewery
When it comes to brewing, what excites you? The beautiful thing about beer is that we all come at it from different directions, with different passions, different opinions. And for Red Kellie, she loves making a wealth of different beers that end up in cask, keg, bottle and can. But it’s working with wild and...
by Tim6 viewspodcastbeerbottlebrewbrewerybrewing - news
Rum Shop – With the Boutique du Rhum, Guadeloupe (and beyond) comes to Paris
Meet Sylvain Guzzo who, together with his partner and founder of Boutique du Rhum Guadeloupe Stéphane Vangout, is taking over Christian de Montaguère’s cellar. His approach? Offering personalised advice and gems from the French West Indies and elsewhere, at reasonable prices. So you are the one taking over the former Christian de Montaguère shop. Could… Cet article Rum Shop – With the Boutique du Rhum, Guadeloupe (and beyond) comes to Paris est apparu en premier sur Rumporter .
by Fabien Humbert6 viewsnewsfrancela-boutique-du-rhumparis - news
Resveratrol: The Science-y Little Secret Hiding in Your Wine Glass
January is the time of year where many people start to focus on their health. They join gyms, they purchase exercise equipment, they watch their diet….. and statistics show that most people abandon New Year’s resolutions quickly, with figures like 80-88% failing by mid-January (“Quitters’ Day”), 43% by the end of January/early February, and only... The post Resveratrol: The Science-y Little Secret Hiding in Your Wine Glass appeared first on Exploring the Wine Glass .
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Carlsberg rolls-out lower-alcohol range
Carlsberg is rolling out a new lower‑alcohol portfolio in Denmark “designed to unlock a new pocket of growth in the beer market”. Starting with ‘Nordlyst’, Carlsberg Denmark is launching a new platform of lower alcohol beers under the category name “session.” The range is designed to give consumers more flexibility and freedom of choice, without...
by Tim6 viewsnewscarlsberglow-alcohollower-alcoholmoderationnordlyst - news
Beverageintelligence University Leaderboards - Term 2 - 2025
Here is a little update, awards ceremony, and some end of term leaderboards for our top performing learners in Term 2 of 2025!
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Top Wine Country Picks from Platypus Guide Courtney
The post Top Wine Country Picks from Platypus Guide Courtney appeared first on Platypus Wine Tours .
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Simpsons Malt Limited seals 100% FSA Gold verification
Simpsons Malt Limited has successfully completed SAI Platform’s Farm Sustainability Assessment (FSA) third-party verification process, achieving Gold performance level across its entire UK malting barley procurement. A total of 678 growers – all directly contracted through agricultural merchanting division McCreath Simpson & Prentice – now form a single Farm Management Group (FMG) for malting barley...
by Tim5 viewsnewsfsa-gold-verificationsimpsons-maltsimpsons-malt-limited - news
Fielden Rye Whisky
Speaking of Rye whisky on Monday this English Rye whisky is now double relevant or maybe been triple relevant. The Fielden brand name is the output from the Oxford Artisan Distillery or at least that is what it used to be called. IF you are a regular reader you will know the Oxford Artisan 3 […]
by Dave2 viewsfielden - news
Direct-to-Consumer Wine Sales Benefits in the Agentic Era
The post Direct-to-Consumer Wine Sales Benefits in the Agentic Era appeared first on Next Gen Wine Marketing .
by monkey_shine_2202_wine6 viewsblog - news
Ok… Done With Winter!
This episode of The Weekly Pint is fueled by exhaustion from a winter that feels like its dragging on and Cincinnati Drinking News. The post Ok… Done With Winter! appeared first on The Gnarly Gnome .
by Gnarly Gnome6 viewsthe-weekly-pint - news
Galentine’s Friday Grab Your Girls
Galentine’s Friday is almost here We’re celebrating friendship with pink and sparkling flights, shareable snacks, girly grooves, and plenty of reasons to toast your girls. ✨ Rosé, sparkling and Tini flights ✨ Girls-night boards ✨ Photo moments + take-home treats. Grab your besties and join us — reservations strongly recommended. Cheers to girlfriends
by Wander3 views - news
QUENCH at the CIA at Copia – Quick Facts
QUENCH AT COPIA IS THE NEW SEASON OF MASTER SOMMELIER ANDREA IMMER ROBINSON’S LIVE VIDEO PODCAST LAUNCHING FEBRUARY 18, 2026 – 5:30 pm PT/8:30 pm ET WITH A DELICIOUS AND FUN IN-PERSON AUDIENCE TASTING & EDUCATION EXPERIENCE WHO: Master Sommelier Andrea Immer Robinson with Vintner and Culinary Guest Experts, and an audience of in-person […] The post QUENCH at the CIA at Copia – Quick Facts appeared first on Andrea Wine .
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Booker’s The Reserves 2024 Scoresheet & Review
If there’s one bourbon distillery that earns the designation, “jack of all trades,” it’s almost certainly Jim Beam. About the only thing missing from the distillery’s otherwise expansive portfolio is a core wheated product. Yet for all of the strong and consistent releases that Jim Beam puts out, it’s rare to find one that could […]
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Does Wine Expire? Storage Tips & Making Wine Last
For wine lovers wondering if it's safe to store their favorite vintage for later use, here's the good news Wine Spectator magazine reminds us that "only a small percentage of fine wines on the market benefit from long-term aging. The post Does Wine Expire? Storage Tips & Making Wine Last first appeared on WineCountry.com .
by WineCountry Collective7 viewswine-educationwine-enthusiastwine-storage - news
Short Cigars For Cold Weather
Best Short Cigars for British Winter: Quick Smokes Under 30 Minutes Many of us are banished outside to smoke cigars. Indeed, my brother-in-law and I found ourselves bundled up on Christmas evening, puffing on Partagás Serie D No. 4s in the chill, enjoying the moment despite the dropping temperature and the odd gust of wind. […] The post Short Cigars For Cold Weather appeared first on Fareham Wine Cellar .
by Dominic Lockyer5 viewscigarsshort-cigarscigarcigars-in-farehamdavidoff-primerospartagas - news
Whisky Review: Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban Highland Single Malt Scotch
Introduction We’re revisiting an old favorite this week: Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban , a Highland scotch finished in Ruby Port casks, now boasting a 14-year age statement. Back in 2019, we reviewed the then-12-year version as part of a Glenmorangie sampler pack, and Quinta Ruban stood out as an incredible value. With the upgrade to 14 years and a retail price of around $70, we’re eager to see how it holds up after all these years and whether the added aging gives it even more character. This Highland single malt clocks in at 46% ABV and is made from 100% malted barley. After its initial maturation in ex-bourbon barrels, it’s finished in Ruby Port casks, which we expect to bring fruit-forward richness and depth. Let’s dive in. Nose Brad: The nose has all sorts of really nice fruit flavors going on. It’s got a bit of a peach vibe. There’s a lot of raisins from the port influence and a honey drizzle I really like. The longer I sit with it, the more it rem
by Robert Book and Bradley Paul Gee1 view - news
5 EASY Pear Cocktails (All made with RUM!)
Pear syrup might not be the first thing you reach for behind the bar, but honestly? It should be. It’s one of the most underrated cocktail flavours going — soft, juicy, fruit-forward and ridiculously easy to work with. If you’re a rum lover who enjoys upgrading classics without getting all chefy and complicated, this is one of those “why didn’t I buy this sooner?” ingredients. The beauty of a proper pear purée syrup is that it gives you everything fresh pear promises… without the stress. No...
by Steve the Barman6 viewssyrups-pureesrum-cocktails - news
10 Cocktails BETTER than the Espresso Martini
Vodka Cocktails can be massively underrated. Many Bartenders prefer to use Rum or Tequila because they believe it adds extra Flavour. However, when you use REALLY good Vodka, the Cocktails you make can be outstanding. So today, I’m gonna show to you my top 10 Vodka Cocktails of all time. From the Pornstar Martini to the best Mango Lemon Drop you'll ever taste. These are easy, faff-free vodka recipes you can make at home right now. GRAB SOME DUTCH BARN VODKA - https://stblive.uk/BUY-Dutch-Barn...
by Steve the Barman6 viewsvodka-cocktails - news
Alcohol Fatigue Syndrome: Why You’re So Tired After Quitting Drinking (and How Rehab Helps)
You stop drinking to feel better. But many people feel worse first. If you’re tired after quitting drinking, you are not alone. Post‑alcohol exhaustion can show up after a binge, after weeks of heavy use, or after you quit and your body starts to heal. Many people call this “alcohol fatigue syndrome.” It is not a formal medical diagnosis. It is a real pattern: low energy, heavy limbs, brain fog, poor sleep, and a sense that your body is moving through mud. In most cases, energy returns as sleep, nutrition, mood, and brain chemistry steady out. This guide explains what causes fatigue, how long it can last, what helps most, and when it is time to get medical support. The post Alcohol Fatigue Syndrome: Why You’re So Tired After Quitting Drinking (and How Rehab Helps) appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
by Basil Ciocon8 viewsalcohol-abusedetoxrecoverysubstance-abusetreatment - news
Verona – The Closing of the Games and the Oenological Heart of Veneto
With the closing ceremony of the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, Verona becomes the final point of a journey that has... Continue reading The post Verona – The Closing of the Games and the Oenological Heart of Veneto comes from AlexWine .
by Alessandro Gaboardi6 viewswinewine-wine-regionsmilano-cortina-2026veneto - news
Val di Fiemme and Anterselva – Endurance and Purity
With the inclusion of Val di Fiemme in Trentino and Anterselva/Antholz in Alto Adige, the Olympic narrative of Milano –... Continue reading The post Val di Fiemme and Anterselva – Endurance and Purity comes from AlexWine .
by Alessandro Gaboardi6 viewswinewine-wine-regionsdolomitesmilano-cortina-2026trentino - news
Cortina d’Ampezzo and the Dolomites – Elegance and Altitude
In the collective imagination, Cortina d’Ampezzo represents the quintessential setting for the Winter Olympics. Having served as the historic venue... Continue reading The post Cortina d’Ampezzo and the Dolomites – Elegance and Altitude comes from AlexWine .
by Alessandro Gaboardi6 viewswinewine-wine-regionsdolomitesmilano-cortina-2026veneto
