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WM Cadenhead’s: Scotland’s Oldest Independent Whisky Bottler.
If you’re a whisky enthusiast, chances are you’ve heard of WM Cadenhead’s – Scotland’s oldest independent bottler. Founded in 1842, this legendary name has built a reputation for bottling some of the most unique, and characterful whiskies available today. Image courtesy of WM Cadenhead’s Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting your whisky journey, […] The post WM Cadenhead’s: Scotland’s Oldest Independent Whisky Bottler. appeared first on The Old Barrelhouse .
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Does Wine Go Bad? How to Know If Your Bottle Is Still Good
If you've ever opened a bottle of wine and hesitated before pouring, or ordered your favorite red wine at a bar and hesitated to flag it as spoiled wine—you’re not alone. Whether it’s a half-finished bottle of wine from last weekend sitting at room .. Read More
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Barbancourt 8 Year Old – September 2025
WE’RE BRINGIN’ BACK BARBANCOURT! After a lengthy absence from Australian shores, The legendary Haitian Barbancourt is back in Oz, and we’re leading the charge with their 8-year-Old ‘Five Star’ French Oak matured R(h)um masterpiece. The distillery was born in 1862 and has been a family-run affair for the 160 years since then. At first a […] The post Barbancourt 8 Year Old – September 2025 appeared first on The Rum Tribe .
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12x12 Brooklyn Summer Ale
Beers Included: Brooklyn Summer Ale Purchase Date: 3 August 2025 Purchase Price: $16.49 Initial Impressions In the words of Dave Portnoy, "Don't give up on summer!". The beginning of August always brings about the arrival of fall beers. With our hot summer still ongoing and inspired by a text from a friend stocking up on summer beers, I decided to do the same. Brooklyn Summer is one of my uncle Dave's favorite beers. He always stashes some of this and Sam Summer away to save for his annual Open House on Christmas Eve. This is a beer I knew I had several times, but didn't have a great recollection of. I vaguely remembered it as a balanced and easy drinking pale ale. Beer review Best By Date: 31 October 2025 Aroma: Medium low floral hop aroma at first. More sticky malt as it warms which is accentuated by low hop bitterness. Appearance: Gold with brilliant clarity. Moderate foamy white head with good retention and lacing. Flavor: Very similar to aroma: very nice fl
by noreply@blogger.com (Jason Chalifour)3 views - news
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Bartender in 2026
How much does it cost to hire a bartender on Long Island in 2026? See our bartender rates, what’s included, and how to choose hourly vs flat-rate. Try the cost calculator and request a custom quote. The post How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Bartender in 2026 appeared first on Bartend Long Island .
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Whisky Review: Glenmorangie The Original 10-Year Highland Single Malt Scotch
Introduction This week, we’re diving into a classic single malt: Glenmorangie The Original 10-Year Highland Scotch . For Brad and me, this was the single malt scotch that marked our first step into the world of Scotch whisky on the Film & Whiskey Podcast. Back then, we picked up a sampler pack of four small Glenmorangie bottles that gave us a low barrier to entry. At the time, neither of us had much experience with scotch, but Glenmorangie became an early guidepost. This bottling was originally a 10-year age-stated whisky. Recently, Glenmorangie rebranded the expression, and it now carries a minimum age statement of 12 years. For this review, though, we tracked down an original 10-year bottle so that our guest, film critic Bilge Ebiri , could sip alongside us. Bilge admitted that he’s more of a bourbon drinker these days, but he was excited to revisit scotch with us. Glenmorangie is a Highland single malt , meaning a whisky made entirely from malted barley, and the &ldq
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Snoop Dogg On Drinking Weed: ‘It’s Like A Chill Cruise, Not A High-Speed Chase’
Last updated: August 25, 2025 12:41 pm Javier Hasse “I’m just giving people what they want. We’re giving them choices, somethin’ real, somethin’ that vibes with their lifestyle. It’s about creating that alternative, that go-to, for every occasion. Cannabis has been a part of our culture forever. Cannabis, these drinks, it’s all about wellness, about […]
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Meet the team: Ana Mitchell
We were extremely fortunate that in April, the talented Geelong star Ana Mitchell was making her move to Melbourne – just as we were looking for a new team member! She may have been behind the bar for a few months now, but we thought it the perfect time to get to know Ana a […]
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There’s a Beer for That: Flavors to Match Every Craving
By Neil Witte, Master Cicerone One of the most common things I hear from people is, “I just don’t like beer.” My answer is always the same: you probably just haven’t found the right beer yet. Beer is one of the most versatile beverages in the world, offering an incredible range of flavors from tropical…
by Caitlin Harder2 viewsuncategorized - news
Attending (or Watching) the U.S. Open? You Need the Honey Deuce Cocktail
The Honey Deuce cocktail is composed of Grey Goose Vodka, fresh lemonade, and raspberry liqueur, and was created for the U.S. Open tennis tournament. The post Attending (or Watching) the U.S. Open? You Need the Honey Deuce Cocktail appeared first on Bevvy .
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8/25/25: Christmas in August! (De Dolle Brouwers' Stille Nacht)
Since I missed July 25th (Michelle and I were in the hospital after the early birth of our second kid), let's get to that beer now. Merry Christmas in August! I've never done Christmas in August before and don't anticipate from deviating from July in the future; let's enjoy this as a fun little one-off thing. Today we're breaking into a bottle I nabbed from store shelves in January, just before it disappeared. It's De Dolle Brouwers' Stille Nacht. That's right, a heavy Belgian Christmas ale. Luckily, it's a little cooler today than it was a month ago, so I'm more prone to drink a beer of this caliber. Before we dive into the ale, however, I think a little bit of housekeeping is in order. I've been away from the blog since February. Purrl will remain the face of the blog, even though she's gone, because she was part of this whole thing with me. Don't go looking for my profile image to change anytime soon! Aside from that, I'm scaling back. I have a slate of beers for September (Ok
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Segmentation Strategies for Wine Clubs: One List Doesn’t Fit All
Learn how to divide your wine club into strategic segments based on behavior, preferences, and engagement levels to increase retention, boost sales, and keep members engaged.
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Lucila Calichio: Tres Monos (Buenos Aires)
Lucila Calichio is the Bar Manager of Tres Monos in Buenos Aires. She makes us two cocktails, one with Vodka and Green Tea infusion and the second with Mezcal and Black Ancho Reyes. Lucila introduce yourself My name is Lucila Calichio, and I’ve been working in the industry for six years, since I was eighteen. ... More →
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Wine Grape 101: Top Wine Grape Varieties Every Enthusiast Should Know
If you’re diving into the world of wine, one thing becomes clear very quickly—there are a lot of wine grape varieties out there. In fact, there are over 1,000 known types grown across the globe. Our Wine Grape 101 guide simplifies the search; you don’t need to know them all to start enjoying wine li.. Read More
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Tasting Notes: North Shore Brewers 2025 Q2 Kellerbier
As much as I prefer the written word, the digital world is moving more toward video all the time. Over the years I have very lightly dabbled in video production. I have no patience for video editing. With that in mind, I went on Facebook Live on Big Brew Day thinking that might be an easier pivot to video when I brewed this batch. The tl;dw about the brew is I designed a Helles-recipe that borrowed slightly from my cream ale recipe, the beer got two weeks in primary fermentation before being racked to a keg for keg-conditioning and lagering. I was happy to pick up a fresh crowler of Notch Zwickel directly from the brewery for my side-by-side. Aroma Homebrew: Doughy bread, low floral hop, very clean Zwickel: Slightly hoppier - rustic, almost metallic Appearance Homebrew: Gold, hint of haze. Thin, foamy white head a little disappointing. Probably not enough pressure in keg, it poured a little slow off the tap Zwickel: Color the same, clearer, h
by noreply@blogger.com (Jason Chalifour)6 viewskellerbiertasting-notes - news
The Rising Popularity of Ordering Premium Spirits Through Online Retailers
Premium spirits are not just your average alcoholic beverage, and that’s a fact that’s been known for decades, if not even centuries. That’s because they are a perfect blend of luxury, tradition, and prestige. That’s probably why so many real liquor lovers are extremely fond of them. Up until recently, these drinks were mostly obtained […] The post The Rising Popularity of Ordering Premium Spirits Through Online Retailers appeared first on Cocktails and Shots .
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Lazy Dog Beer Club Elevates the Beer Marketing Game
The beers featured in the Lazy Dog Beer Club kit are brewed exclusively for the club by local breweries across the country. Lazy Dog, a national brand, is elevating and putting a spotlight on smaller operations – and when massive businesses elevate and uplift small businesses, a huge round of applause is needed.
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The Dixie Cup and Why Homebrewing Matters – Message and Travelogue
Speaking at the Dixie Cup Last week at the time this gets published, I (Drew) was flying to Houston for the 40th iteration of the Foam Rangers‘ Dixie Cup. As one of America’s oldest homebrew competitions, they’ve had beer luminaries … Continue reading →
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Risotto ai peperoni di Zero Branco: la ricetta perfetta e i vini da abbinare.
Con i suoi colori sgargianti e il gusto dolce e saporito, questo piatto è capace di portare in tavola una sinfonia di sapori che evocano...
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Dosage
Sparkling wine’s sweet finishing touch Dosage is the final flourish that transforms sparkling wine from a lively, fizzy beverage into a masterpiece of balance and finesse. After secondary fermentation—the process where base wine is bottled with a precise mix of sugar and yeast to create natural carbonation—the wine is left to mature in contact with […] The post Dosage appeared first on VITIS .
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Camping Out Is in at Breweries
Breweries are turning underused land into camping destinations, drawing RV travelers and boosting business with beer, food, and fresh air. The post Camping Out Is in at Breweries appeared first on CraftBeer.com .
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Iberian Wine Tours Summer Highlights
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The Best Personalised Gifts for Every Occasion
There’s something extra special about receiving a gift that’s been personalised just for you. Whether it’s a name, a meaningful message or a little inside joke, a custom touch instantly transforms a present into a keepsake. If you’re on the hunt for thoughtful, memorable gifts, here are eight of the best personalised gift ideas to […] The post The Best Personalised Gifts for Every Occasion appeared first on The Henley Distillery .
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Joseph Magnus Cigar Blend Bourbon Review
This is our second video that features a Bourbon from Jos. A. Magnus & Co.. As mentioned in video numero uno, rather than saddling up to the Murder Table like we usually do, we took advantage of the warm weather and instead took our seats at The Barthenon. […]
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