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TWE outlines new operating model
The new regional model is part of the global TWE Ascent program aimed at delivering long-term sustainable growth.
by Andy Young12 viewsnewswine-news - news
Lark delivers seventh consecutive quarter of net sales growth
CEO Stuart Gregor says Lark’s growth is a powerful demonstration of the strength and appeal of the distillery’s whiskies.
by Andy Young10 viewsnews - news
Australia’s Champagne imports revealed
Australia remains a key market for exports of Champagne from France, with the latest Champagne shipments revealed.
by Andy Young9 viewsnews - news
Firestone Walker Acquires Stone Brewing
From the editor: Wild news coming out of Paso Robles today. 30 year old Firestone Walker Brewing with parent company Duvel USA has reached an agreement to purchase the Stone Brewing brand and certain properties from Sapporo USA. While we didn’t see this coming, we should have, as Sapporo dropped Anchor Brewing not soon after […] The post Firestone Walker Acquires Stone Brewing appeared first on The Full Pint - Craft Beer News .
by Danny Fullpint12 viewsbeer-newsfirestone-walkerfeatured - news
Alternative Variety Chooser
A simple app to choose an alternative variety
by Darby Higgs4 views - news
Blue Grouse 2024 Releases + 2023 Pinot Noir: Coastal Precision from Vancouver Island
Reading Time: 4 minutes Blue Grouse’s latest releases highlight the best of Vancouver Island, from vibrant 2024 whites and rosé to a structured, expressive 2023 Pinot Noir from the Cowichan Valley. 🍷 The post Blue Grouse 2024 Releases + 2023 Pinot Noir: Coastal Precision from Vancouver Island appeared first on BCWineTrends .
by Julian22 viewsvancouver-island-winerychardonnaypinot-grispinot-noirrose - news
Ben Nevis, Benriach, Tullibardine, Balmenach (Maltbarn)
The Limburg festival is coming up. Since some people are asking me about it: yes, I will be there on Saturday. Don't hestitate to come over and say hello. Maltbarn will present a series of new releases in Limburg, six if I'm not mistaken. We've had a sneak peak so here are our first thoughts on the Ben Nevis 1996, Benriach 1995, Balmenach 2002 and Tullibardine 1993. Most of these are names and vintages that we've seen before, perhaps split casks. Ben Nevis 29 yo 1996 (47,6%, Maltbarn 2026, bourbon cask, 152 btl.) Nose: bingo. A very waxy profile, quite sophisticated. Ripe pears, some quinces and hay. But really it is mostly about vegetal oils, some rubbed lemon skins and green leaves, along with subtle drops of menthol and whiffs of wool and grist. High complexity, but no fruit overload yet. Mouth: still not bursting with fruits - mostly about the sweetish oiliness again. Beeswax, paraffin and pollen, mixed with chalk. Mid-palate some mango and peach comes out, with candied lemon
by Ruben19 viewsbalmenachben-nevisbenriachtullibardine19931995 - news
How Tariffs and Market Shifts Are Quietly Changing What You Drink
If your favorite wine list looks a little different lately—or a bottle you used to buy regularly suddenly feels pricier—you’re not imagining it. Across the… Read more The post How Tariffs and Market Shifts Are Quietly Changing What You Drink appeared first on Vinum 55 .
by Kim Allison26 viewsall-about-winewine-industrywine-newswine-tips-hacksvinum-55wine-economics - news
Mortlach 2006 vs 1969
Mortlach 18 yo 2006/2025 (56%, The First Editions, for HNWS Taiwan, refill hogshead, cask #HL21494, 126 bottes) Mortlach 22 yo 1969/1991 (50.5%, Cadenhead, Black Dumpy)
by Serge Valentin4 views - news
2026 TEXSOM Awards – Texas Results
Here are the results of the 2026 TEXSOM Awards for Texas wineries Read More
by Jeff Cope26 viewsnewspopularcompetitiontexas-winetexas-wineriestexsom-awards - news
Second Sailing Added! Lagers on the Lake, Saisons at Sunset
I had a hunch about this one. It seems to align with where I imagine beer events need to go. A couple of weeks ago, I shared news about Fair Isle Brewing's plans to host Ferry and Friends - A Beer Fest on a Boat. The event sold out almost instantly!
by Kendall Jones20 viewsbeer-newsfeatured-eventsfeatured-for-news-ticker - news
Tin City Paso Robles: The Complete Insider’s Guide
Tin City Paso Robles: 20+ tasting rooms, cider, craft spirits, and food in Paso's walkable warehouse wine district. Complete guide to hours, parking, and who to taste.
by Paso Wine Collective19 viewsguidestin-city - news
Things to do in Paso Robles besides Wineries
Coming to town, but not sure what to do in Paso Robles? Check out our list below for the best restaurants and things to do in Paso Robles. The activities and place below pair great with any wine tour in the area and will help make sure that you make the most out of your […] The post Things to do in Paso Robles besides Wineries appeared first on Toast Tours .
by toasttours19 viewspaso-robles-guides - news
How to Import RTDs and Cider from Canada | Step-by-Step Guide for Distributors
Learn how to import RTDs and cider from Canada, including supplier selection, compliance, logistics, and retail strategy. A complete guide for distributors and retailers scaling beverage programs.
by Garett Senez4 views - news
Archaeologists Discover Ancient Beer Receipts From 4,000 Years Ago
Cracking open a cold one is a common post-work ritual across many cultures today, but archaeologists discovered the practice dates back at least 4,000 years. The National Museum of Denmark has been home to a robust collection of tablets inscribed in now-extinct languages from early Middle Eastern civilizations for over a century, but archaeologists there, along with colleagues from the University of Copenhagen, only recently began to research them. The scholars deciphered a list of kings, administrative documents, and magic spells written in cuneiform — the tablet-writing system that ancient cultures in Iraq and Syria adopted around 5,200 years ago. The article Archaeologists Discover Ancient Beer Receipts From 4,000 Years Ago appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley22 viewsancientbeer-historyhistorynews - news
Best Views In Calistoga: From Winery Overlooks to Scenic Trails
Beyond its spas and wine, Calistoga delivers big on scenery. Here’s where to find the best views, from wineries and hotels to the trailheads. The post Best Views In Calistoga: From Winery Overlooks to Scenic Trails first appeared on NapaValley.com .
by WineCountry Collective21 viewsguidesthings-to-dotravelwinebest-viewscalistoga - news
Reach for Ribera del Duero Wine Tasting 25th April 2026
As part of the nationwide Reach for Ribera del Duero campaign, we’re thrilled to invite you to a free in-store wine tasting at Fareham Wine Cellar. 📅 Date: Saturday, 25th April ⏰ Time: 11:00 am – 3:00 pm 📍 Location: Fareham Wine Cellar, 55 High Street, Fareham, Hampshire PO16 7BG Come and discover why Ribera […] The post Reach for Ribera del Duero Wine Tasting 25th April 2026 appeared first on Fareham Wine Cellar .
by Dominic Lockyer21 viewseventsribera-de-duerospanish-winewinewine-tastingfareham-wine-cellar - news
Spring Pea & Asparagus Risotto Recipe for Spring Entertaining
Spring has a way of arriving in layers—longer days, softer light, and ingredients that feel freshly awakened. This Spring Pea & Asparagus Risotto captures that sense of renewal with a dish that is vibrant, comforting, and beautifully seasonal. Fresh spring peas and tender asparagus bring natural sweetness and brightness to a creamy risotto base, creating […] The post Spring Pea & Asparagus Risotto Recipe for Spring Entertaining appeared first on Frank Family Vineyards Blog .
by Caly Ball Bendyk25 viewsfoodcarneros-chardonnaychardonnayfeaturedfood-and-winefrank-family-chardonnay - news
Unpeeling Banana’s Appeal in Beer
From the yeast-supplied scent of German hefeweizens to pastry stouts evoking a banana-split sundae, brewers are, well, bananas over bananas. The post Unpeeling Banana’s Appeal in Beer appeared first on CraftBeer.com .
by Joshua M. Bernstein6 viewsfull-pour - news
What Goes Up Just Goes Up (Part 6…The Grand Finale?)
I was hoping the last entry that I wrote on tariffs was going to be the final one, but no, we’re due for one more. Besides, we can end the final entry on a prime number, can we? Back in February, much to my surprise, the Supreme Court declared that the tariffs imposed by the…
by susan.heger23 viewsadvice-that-nobody-asked-forwine - news
Seated Wine Tasting! – North Valley Willamette Wines with James Cahill- May 7th
North Valley Willamette Wines Featuring Owner James Cahill 6:30 to 8:30 – Thursday, May 7th $15 / Person – Reservations Req. 410-398-3838 This month is all about artisanal wines from the left coast. A week after our visit from Model Farms, James Cahill will be here to pour a lineup of his wines from the…
by susan.heger21 viewsevents-winetastings-eventswine - news
Firestone Walker and Duvel USA to Acquire Stone Brewing From Sapporo
Firestone Walker and Duvel Moortgat USA have agreed to acquire the Stone Brewing brand from Sapporo USA for an undisclosed amount, Brewbound reports. The transaction is slated to finalize within the second quarter of the fiscal year. California-based craft brewery Firestone Walker — in which Duvel USA acquired a majority stake in 2015 and continues to operate independently — will assume ownership of the Stone Brewing brand in California, Texas, and other western U.S. markets, along with overseeing national accounts. Duvel USA will handle Stone’s distribution east of the Rocky Mountains, according to Brewbound. The article Firestone Walker and Duvel USA to Acquire Stone Brewing From Sapporo appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley23 viewsacquisitionsbeer-industrybrewers-associationcraft-beercraft-breweriescraft-brewers - news
New Wine of the Week- Casal Amado Vinho Verde
Casal Amado Vinho Verde Intro Price: $13.99 / bottle Regular Price: $17.99 Sometimes a wine is as much about what it is as what it’s not. When one hears Vinho Verde the common conception is light, spritzy, soda-like wine that you drink on the beach. When made right, Vinho Verde can be serious stuff. Casal…
by susan.heger17 viewsfeatured-winewinewine-sales - news
Is Marijuana Addictive?
Many people use marijuana because they feel that it is harmless. This is simply untrue. Many people also feel that marijuana is not addictive. Most medical professionals and addiction specialists also believe that this is false. Is Marijuana Addictive? The reality is that while marijuana may not be physically addictive (though many professionals believe it […] The post Is Marijuana Addictive? appeared first on Lantana Recovery: Addiction Treatment Rehab Center .
by Addiction Recovery Publishing7 viewsnews