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How to Start January Without Quitting by February
January usually means a new you, with new goals, new routines, and a whole lot of pressure to change everything about who we were just 24 hours ago. Start where you are If you started a new workout program for the first time and the first session called for you to squat 400 pounds, you The post How to Start January Without Quitting by February first appeared on Houston Beer Guide . The post How to Start January Without Quitting by February appeared first on Houston Beer Guide .
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Grand Junction: The Intersection of Adventure and Beer
Grand Junction, Colorado, is loaded with natural beauty—canyons, mesas, rivers, and trails. Now, it's a destination for excellent beer, too. And unlike Colorado's Front Range, it's crowd-free. The post Grand Junction: The Intersection of Adventure and Beer appeared first on CraftBeer.com .
by Courtney Iseman4 viewsfull-pour - news
Beyond the Glass: What You’ll Find at a Tennessee Wine Tasting
The post Beyond the Glass: What You’ll Find at a Tennessee Wine Tasting appeared first on Tennessee Wines .
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O Caseiro: la vida entre bancales olvidados
Xácobe Almeida reflexiona sobre la recuperación de los bancales de viñedos abandonadas en Ribeiro, tejiendo la historia personal, los legados familiares y los vinos nacidos de su recuperación.
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Ninth Circuit Says the Dormant Commerce Clause Doesn’t Apply to Cannabis Licenses — Even Though Raich Said Marijuana Is Interstate Commerce (Enough to Criminalize)
States and municipalities keep acting like cannabis sits in some constitutional no-man’s-land where they... The post Ninth Circuit Says the Dormant Commerce Clause Doesn’t Apply to Cannabis Licenses — Even Though Raich Said Marijuana Is Interstate Commerce (Enough to Criminalize) appeared first on Libation Law Blog .
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10 Ways to Plan Your Next Virginia Wine Adventure
This new year, every corner of Virginia Wine country offers something worth discovering, and your Virginia Wine account helps guide the way. From planning your next tasting to finding Virginia […] The post 10 Ways to Plan Your Next Virginia Wine Adventure appeared first on Virginia Wine Blog .
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Your Ultimate Wine & Cheese Guide, Sorted!
Wine Park %%BLOGDESLINK%% Make wine and cheese your thing with our simple yet extensive primer that matches the most popular international wines with the cheese that was just made for it. Your tantalizing gourmet experience begins here. Cheers! The art of pairing wine and cheese is an enviable gem for an amateur wine expert to stock up on […] Your Ultimate Wine & Cheese Guide, Sorted! bwinpark .
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Best Bars & Pubs in Killarney in 2026
Killarney is the glittering jewel in Ireland’s tourism crown with some of the best pubs around. The Kerry town is as synonymous with ancient history and breathtaking vistas as it is with a thriving nightlife and what we Irish call ‘the craic’. Victorian poet Edmund O’Rourke may have spoken of Killarney being the place where […] The post Best Bars & Pubs in Killarney in 2026 appeared first on Muckross Irish Gin .
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Leer meer over het champagnehuis G.H Mumm
Champagne G.H. Mumm is een van de bekendste champagnehuizen ter wereld en staat bekend om zijn frisse, krachtige stijl en iconische rode lint. Sinds de oprichting in 1827 heeft het huis één duidelijke missie: alleen het beste produceren.
by Club Champagne Blog3 views - news
Metropolitan Grill Wine Program
Chris Lara, Director of the Wine Program at the Metropolitan Grill in Seattle - Grand Award Winner Since 2018 Photos by Andrew Valentine, except for the dining room interior by Suzi Pratt. When Chris Lara was growing up, he never imagined a career in fine dining restaurants. He thought he might want to become an actor. But the jobs he got were all in restaurants, and eventually he was hooked on a hospitality career. The job that cemented his career as a “wine guy” was at Crush Restaurant in the Seattle area. As the restaurant grew in popularity, the chef and owner no longer had time to tend to the wine list. Chris gradually took over and made a decision that sealed his fate as guardian of the list. He was introduced to a Bandol Rosé for the first time and decided to put it on the wine list as a glass pour. Doing so was a gamble because of the price, but guests couldn’t get enough of it. And Chris couldn’t get enough of wine related work.&
by Marji Morgan3 views - news
Announcing the Homebrew Emporium Winter Grain Buy!
Announcing the Homebrew Emporium Winter Grain Buy! Didn’t get all the grain you wanted from Santa? You can treat yourself right now! Save on full sacks of grain during this grain buy Order by January 31st Pickup by February 15th You can contact us with your order or with questions by phone, email or in […]
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Line 39 Wines: Sustainable Wines from O’Neill Vintners & Distillers
Today we’re tasting two wines made by O’Neill Vintners & Distillers. Line 39 is a value range of wines, both wines in our tasting today retail for $11, that carry the California appellation. We received both wines as tasting samples. The world’s major winemaking regions lie between 30° and 50° latitude north and south of the equator. This is where […] The post Line 39 Wines: Sustainable Wines from O’Neill Vintners & Distillers appeared first on Pull That Cork .
by Nancy (CSW)6 viewscellar-notescabernet-sauvignoncalifornia-certified-sustainablesauvignon-blanc - news
Ford Reinforces Threat to Boycott Crown Royal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is doubling down on his pledge to remove Diageo’s Crown Royal Canadian Whisky from Liquor Control Board of Ontario retail stores… Read More
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Kyle Harrop’s (Horus) Top 10 Beers of 2025
From Danny Fullpint, Editor-in-chief: This is a longstanding year-end tradition here at The Full Pint. Our friend Kyle might be carrying the torch right now for keeping beer exciting, exploratory and in the case of this year’s edition, collaborative. 2025…the Dodgers won the World Series for the second year in a row and I got […] The post Kyle Harrop’s (Horus) Top 10 Beers of 2025 appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News .
by Kyle Harrop6 viewsbeer-newsfeatured - news
Organic, biodynamic, and conventional wines: What’s the difference?
Organic, biodynamic, and conventional wines: What’s the difference? adrien.giacchero Wed, 01/07/2026 - 15:27 Tags French Wines Sustainability Red Wine White Wine Rosé Wine Exerpt Have you ever picked out a bottle of French wine , only to realise it’s labeled organic or biodynamic? While conventional wines still dominate the market, sustainable wines are quickly reshaping the industry. But what do these labels mean, and how do they impact the wines we drink? Sponsor Off Content contains video Off Type of article ARTICLE States of content Valid Conventional, organic, and biodynamic wines : Decoding their differences Conventional wines Conventional wines - as in wines that do not adhere to a particular certification process - still make up the majority of French wine . The term itself, however, is not strictly defined and can include everything from large-scale industrially produced wines to small-scale boutique wineries that use sustainable practices. In fact, while more and more e
by adrien.giacchero3 views - news
Low on ABV, high on joy: The best low-alcohol wines to sip and savour
The post Low on ABV, high on joy: The best low-alcohol wines to sip and savour appeared first on Virgin Wines .
by Emma Ireland3 views - news
Hopes and Dreams for 2026 (Ringing in the New Wine Year at The Sipping Point Podcast)
I am having a difficult time believing this as I type it, but it has been OVER A FREAKIN’ DECADE since I was last a guest on Laurie Forster’s entertaining The Sipping Point podcast. HOLY. CRAP! I had the good fortune recently to have Laurie invite me back on her show, where we once again […] Source
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This Damsel Doesn’t Need Rescuing
If you hear the word “Damsel” and immediately think of a girl in a silk dress waiting for a knight to show up on a horse, you clearly haven’t met Mari Womack. At Damsel Cellars, “Not all Damsels are in Distress” isn’t just a catchy tagline on a bottle; it’s a lifestyle. Mari didn’t get... The post This Damsel Doesn’t Need Rescuing appeared first on Exploring the Wine Glass .
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2025 Yearly Roundup
I started this article at the end of 2025 but never got around to completing it so I’ve not started 2026 keeping to my resolution to be reliable on posting 😦 In the final days of 2025 I look back at a few highlights and a few lows. I only restarted posting regularly in the […]
by Dave2 viewsopinion - news
8 Producers You Should Know to Get Into Sake
Asian-American bars are experiencing a wave of popularity in the U.S. — as are the beverages they serve. For the first half of 2025, the U.S. was the largest global importer of sake from Japan by volume, according to the Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association. By value, the U.S. ranks second, just behind China. Beyond the data, sake is increasingly represented on menus at restaurants of various cuisines. The article 8 Producers You Should Know to Get Into Sake appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley10 viewsreading-about-drinkingjapanpicksproducersakeyuzu-sake - news
The Franklin Fountain Root Beer
Back in October I went to Delaware, before which all I could think of when I heard of Delaware was that bit from Wayne’s World “Hi, I’m in Delaware”. After visiting, I kind of agree with them. Thankfully, I flew in and out of Philadelphia, which, unlike Delaware, has loads of things for people to [...]
by GourmetRootBeer6 viewsold-fashioned-fountain-root-beersthe-franklin-fountain - news
Champagne Serving Temperatures: The Science of Perfect Pouring
The post Champagne Serving Temperatures: The Science of Perfect Pouring appeared first on Champagne Saber | California Champagne Sabers .
by Arthur Morgan6 viewsuncategorised - news
Best Valentine’s Day Cocktails for 2026
Best Valentine’s Day Cocktails: 15 Romantic Drinks to Make at Home Looking for Valentine’s Day cocktails that feel romantic, look beautiful, and are actually easy to make at home? This curated list highlights our favorite pink, sparkling, and dessert style drinks for date night, Galentine’s, and cozy celebrations. Each pick links to a dedicated recipe […] The post Best Valentine’s Day Cocktails for 2026 appeared first on Bartend Long Island .
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Joyo Sake Brewery Guide: History and the Craft of Sake and Plum Wine
This time, we’re reporting on our visit to Joyo Shuzo. We’d like to share our valuable experience of exploring this brewery where tradition and dedication come alive, and where we could witness the craftsmen’s skill and passion for sake. Visiting Joyo Sake Brewery – A Plum-Scented Brewery in Yamashiro Nestled in the lush Yamashiro region of southern Kyoto Prefecture, Joyo Shuzo is just about a 30-minute drive from our office, making it a convenient and easy place to visit.As soon as we parked, the first thing that caught our eyes was a vast expanse of plum trees. These trees bear a variety called Jōshū-haku, known for its large, thick, high-quality […] 投稿 Joyo Sake Brewery Guide: History and the Craft of Sake and Plum Wine は Kyoto Insider Sake Experience に最初に表示されました。
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