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A Year of Food & Wine Adventures: My Review of the Wine Selectors 2026 Calendar Collection
Please note this is a paid partnership with Wine Selectors where I have the opportunity to share my honest opinions of this product. If you ask me, every great wine deserves its moment in the limelight and a perfectly matched meal. That’s exactly what the newly released Wine Selectors 2026 Calendar Collection is all about....
by Casey Bryan5 viewswinewine-selectors - news
GSN Review: Town Branch IMPERIUM MMXXV Kentucky Straight Bourbon
Town Branch Distillery, the 7th member of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail and the heart of Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. announces the release of Imperium MMXXV, a high-end limited-edition bourbon built on a 50% wheated bourbon foundation, bottled at 105 proof, non-chill-filtered, and offered at an SRP of $119.99. Imperium MMXXV marks the second annual […]
by frodelicious5 viewsspirits-liqueurstown-branch-imperium-mmxxv-kentucky-straight-bourbon - news
A Symphony of Gold: Hanzell’s Moon Mountain Chardonnay with Silky Chanterelle Pasta
Wine of the Week: 2021 Hanzell “Estate” Chardonnay, Moon Mountain District Some wines delight; others ground you in place. This week’s Wine of the Week, the 2021 Hanzell “Estate” Chardonnay, does both. I’ve admired Hanzell for years, though I’ve never purchased a bottle—not for lack of availability, but because Sonoma offers so many standout Chardonnays.... Read More
by Martin D. Redmond7 viewswinechantrelle-pastachardonnayfood-and-wine-pairinghanzell-moon-mountain-chardonnaymoon-mountain - news
Photos: Cantillon Open Brew Day
Below are a series of images taken at Cantillon's 2022 and 2024 open days. The post Photos: Cantillon Open Brew Day appeared first on Beer Idiots .
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Cantillon Open Brew Day: a family affair
Brewer Jean Van Roy and family celebrated Cantillon's 125th anniversary 15 November 2025 with their annual open brew day, where early risers can see the start of the process at 7am The post Cantillon Open Brew Day: a family affair appeared first on Beer Idiots .
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Rota Manager
Although I have been retired for 15 years now, I still seem to be very busy. As I have been a widow for all that time too, I find it helps to keep busy otherwise I end up talking to the wall or watching too much TV. Apart from the weekly housework and gardening that needs doing, I have joined choirs, do at least 3 gym classes a week, help out at the local foodbank and foodbank shop and also volunteer at our local park which is run by the Friends of the Park. As for the latter, the volunteering has involved doing a two-hour shift on a weekend afternoon to open the information centre. We can sign up to do a shift once a week, or even once every two months - the choice is yours and there is no pressure to do it regularly. The public come in to buy food for the squirrels or ducks, or leaflets about the many things to see in the park - such as the different trees, ducks, herons or wildlife. We try to answer their questions too, so there is a lot involved. Being the organisation freak
by noreply@blogger.com (ADDY)3 viewsinformation-centreparkrota-manager - news
Sake Industry News. Issue #148
Kamikawa Taisetsu New Brewery, Rice For Reiwa 7, Yamane Shuzō greening, KOFUNE SAKE BREWERY, Masu International, All you need to know about rice - and more!
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Episode 208 – Bob and Denny Take Belgium
Hey where did you go? Here, there and everywhere – particularly Belgium! We’re catching you up with what’s been going on with life and the podcast before we sit down with Bob Sylvester to take the mega awesome epic trip … Continue reading →
by Experimental-Brewing6 viewsexperimental-brewingpodcastfoniograin - news
What Happened to Voodoo Brewing?
Voodoo Brewing rapidly expanding franchises into Texas saw some locations open and close before local craft beer fans were even aware of their existence.
by Paul7 viewsbeer-barsbreweriesclosuresindustrycastle-hillsfort-worth - news
Kilted Dragon Spiced Rum
Kilted Dragon Spiced Rum is a bold, character-driven rum, a bold celebration of Welsh and Scottish heritage.
by Ed Willshire3 views - news
Meet Hive Mind Mead Artisan Welsh Honey Spirit
Hive Mind Mead Artisan Welsh Honey Spirit is a small-batch craft creation born in South Wales - an evolution of tradition shaped by beekeepers, mead-makers, and modern distillers
by Ed Willshire3 views - news
From Gorgo's Vineyards: Uncovering the Veneto's Overlooked White Wine Appellation
While many winelovers and visitors to the Veneto are attracted to the wines of Valpolicella, Amarone, Bardolino and even Soave, when visiting that part of the region there is another DOC of this area that doesn’t share the same spotlight that deserves the attention, the Custoza DOC. Nestled between Verona and Lake Garda, this white wine dominated appellation shows the uniqueness of it’s mineral driven soils and Azienda Agricola Gorgo’s Custoza DOC that I’m sharing today is a great bottle to experience what this area is all about. map of Custoza DOC territory - copyright of Consorzio Custoza The Gorgo Winery This family owned estates was Founded in 1973 by Roberto and Alberta Bricolo, the Gorgo winery is located in Sommacampagna, nearby to the village of Custoza in the southeastern part of Lake Garda within the Veneto region. Today Roberto and Alberta’s daughter, Roberta, leads the operations of the winery to carry on her parents dream. What started as about a 5
by noreply@blogger.com (vinotravels21)7 viewsbianca-fernandacortesecustozafruilanogarganegatrebbiano-toscano - news
How Bar Owners Can Use AI to Cut Costs and Streamline Operations
If you asked anyone about the future of bars, bartending, and restaurants, we’d be willing to bet the words “AI,” “technology,” and “implementation” would come up. The hospitality industry stands at a technological crossroads where traditional service meets cutting-edge innovation. While the human touch remains irreplaceable, smart integration of AI and technology can elevate operations, […] The post How Bar Owners Can Use AI to Cut Costs and Streamline Operations first appeared on Bartending Tips and Resources .
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Sangiovese red wine variety in Australia
Sangiovese wine variety in Australia. Description, producers and regions
by Darby Higgs3 views - news
In BC, Where Did the US Wine Customers Go?
The BCLDB (the government wholesale liquor monopoly) releases a quarterly Liquor Market Review, which often contains useful information on wine sales and trends in the BC marketplace. They recently released the review for Q2 of 2025-2026 which covers off the sales period from July-September 2025. Compared to the previous year, wine sales declined by 2.3% for this […] The post In BC, Where Did the US Wine Customers Go? first appeared on WineLaw.ca .
by MarkH7 viewslatest-news - news
15 Best Non-Alcoholic Wines for the Holidays
Review of the best non-alcloholic wines of 2025 under $30.
by Katie Nessel2 viewsproduct-reviews - news
I Am Not Ready… I Swear
This week's episode of the Weekly Pint has me not REALLY ready, but kind of ready for winter drinking! Let's go! The post I Am Not Ready… I Swear appeared first on The Gnarly Gnome .
by Gnarly Gnome6 viewsthe-weekly-pint - news
Perfectly Imperfect
Five wine flaws you secretly think are sexy In the world of wine, faults are the skeletons in the cellar—uninvited, yet undeniably fascinating. They’re the quirks that make a sommelier lean in for a second sniff, or cause a winemaker to purse their lips in professional curiosity. While the aim is for purity and precision, […] The post Perfectly Imperfect appeared first on VITIS .
by Christine Campbell3 viewswine-life - news
Michigan Hops: The Women Behind the Bines
Explore the stories of the women driving Michigan’s hop industry, from field to greenhouse to lab, and defining what makes Michigan hops special. The post Michigan Hops: The Women Behind the Bines appeared first on CraftBeer.com .
by Brenda Marshall4 viewsfull-pour - news
Homebrew Con 2026 is Coming!
Homebrew Con returns in 2026—coming to Asheville, North Carolina! Join us June 19–20 for Club Night, the Homebrew Expo, HBC seminars, and the NHC Final Round Judging on June 18. Read More The post Homebrew Con 2026 is Coming! appeared first on American Homebrewers Association .
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Armando Castagnedi: beyond DOC, the creative freedom of SCAIA
Armando Castagnedi retraces the steps of a winning project, where risky packaging choices, unprecedented blends, and a clear strategic vision have defined a new standard of contemporary wine. L'articolo Armando Castagnedi: beyond DOC, the creative freedom of SCAIA proviene da Wine Meridian .
by Emanuele Fiorio5 viewsenglish-news - news
Tinazzi’s Garda Bianco DOP Ca’ de’ Rocchi
We tasted for you Garda Bianco DOP Ca' de' Rocchi by Tinazzi. L'articolo Tinazzi’s Garda Bianco DOP Ca’ de’ Rocchi proviene da Wine Meridian .
by Redazione Wine Meridian5 viewsenglish-news - news
Teeling Whiskey Crowned Whiskey Brand of the Year 2025!
We are incredibly honoured to be named “Whiskey Brand of the Year” at the Spirit Business Awards in London last night. In addition, our Master Distiller & Master Blender Alex Chasko was shortlisted for Distiller of the Year at the same awards. This award adds to a milestone year for Teeling Whiskey, where we celebrated […] The post Teeling Whiskey Crowned Whiskey Brand of the Year 2025! appeared first on Teeling Distillery .
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50 Festive Christmas Cocktail Recipes for 2025
The best Christmas cocktail guide with easy holiday drink recipes. An ultimate guide for how to make holiday drinks like peppermint martinis, cranberry mimosas, mocktails, and party punches. The post 50 Festive Christmas Cocktail Recipes for 2025 appeared first on Bartend Long Island .
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