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Protecting the Pint
Inside the innovative system keeping draught beer cleaner, fresher and more sustainable
by Jim Timlick22 viewsfeaturebeerperlickmilwaukeedraught-guardtechnology - news
March 2026- Cooking With Rum
Chef Susan Whitley shares with us in the March 2026 issue of "Got Rum?" two delicious dessert recipes: Rumilicious Chocolate Chip Cookies and Banana Rum Cream Pie. Bon appetit!
by Susan Whitley4 views - news
Aberargie Inaugural
A Scot on Scotch reviews the inaugural single malt bottling from the new Aberargie Distillery in Perthshire. The post Aberargie Inaugural appeared first on A Scot on Scotch .
by Neill Murphy14 viewsaberargiecarn-morhighlandmorrison-swdscotchsingle-malt - news
The Very Last… Summative Even… Fresh Yet Thoughtful Beery News Notes For Winter 2025-26
Spring! Tomorrow is spring!! On a Friday even. How swell. The sort of moment that always reminds me of some lyric or another from Old Blue Eyes himself: Spring is here Why doesn’t my heart go dancing? Spring is here Why isn’t the waltz entrancing? No desire, no ambition leads me Maybe it’s because nobody … Continue reading "The Very Last… Summative Even… Fresh Yet Thoughtful Beery News Notes For Winter 2025-26"
by Alan26 viewsbelgiumczechdrinking-cultureenglandfests-and-gatheringshome-brewing - news
Vine Ponto: Sip the Ancient Spirit of Georgian Wine
If wine could tell stories, Vine Ponto would be a thousand-year epic. Hailing from the birthplace of wine , Georgia, Vine Ponto masterfully blends ancient winemaking traditions with modern expertise to create wines that are rich in history, character, and flavor. Welcome to the world of Vine Zero Point , where every bottle celebrates Georgia’s unparalleled viticultural heritage. The Vine Zero Point Philosophy: Where Wine Began The name Vine Ponto comes from “Vine Zero Point” , a nod to...
by Julia Koroleva4 views - news
Discover the Rich Flavors of Georgian Wine with Winera in the U.S.
Georgian wines are gaining global recognition for their unique flavors, traditional winemaking techniques, and historic amber wines. Corus Imports brings the exceptional wines of Winera , a Georgian winery with over 20 years of expertise in brandy and wine production, directly to the U.S. market. About Winera Founded in 2002, Winera Winery is located in the heart of Georgia’s Kakheti region, Nafareuli , nestled under the majestic Caucasus Mountains. Covering 32 hectares of vineyards ,...
by Julia Koroleva4 views - news
THE ROSÉ SELECTION
Keep sipping through late summer with this curated selection of French rosés, showcasing the elegance and freshness of France’s most-loved pink styles. From elegant aperitifs to easy crowd-pleasers, each wine captures the freshness and vibrancy of a European summer – perfect for making the most of the sunshine while it lasts. Mirabeau X Provence Rosé | RRP: […] The post THE ROSÉ SELECTION appeared first on Ocean Road Magazine .
by Ocean Road Magazine9 viewswinethe-rose-selection - news
Japanese Whisky law: The National Tax Agency is working on it
Just minutes ago, on the floor of the National Diet’s House of the Councillors Budget Committee meeting, Councillor Masahiro Ishida raised the issue of the lack of a law to protect Japanese whisky. We are all aware by now that the JSLMA introduced standards for Japanese whisky back in 2021. That went into full force […] The post Japanese Whisky law: The National Tax Agency is working on it appeared first on Nomunication .
by Whiskey Richard5 viewsnews - news
Firestone Walker Sunglider Golden Lager Returns—A Crisp Pour with a Purpose
As someone who’s spent years exploring what’s in the glass and the stories behind it, I always appreciate when a brewery delivers more than just great flavor. That’s exactly what Firestone Walker Brewing Company is doing with the return of its Sunglider Golden Lager—a beer that’s just as much about sustainability and innovation as it is about refreshment. And I’ve got to say, getting a chance to review this one firsthand—especially as a complimentary send from Firestone Walker—makes it even more exciting to break it down and share it with you all. A Lager Built for Spring (and Easy Drinking) Sunglider Golden Lager checks in at a very approachable 5% ABV, making it a perfect seasonal sipper as we move into warmer days. This is the kind of beer that’s built for repeat enjoyment—light-bodied, crisp, and refreshing without sacrificing character. From the first sip, you’re met with subtle notes of wildflower honey and water cracker, followed by a clean, dry finish that keeps things snappy.
by noreply@blogger.com (Rod J)4 views - news
What Our Customers Say About Us
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when bold beer, sharp wit, and a taproom full of good people collide, the answer lives inside the 5-star reviews for Satire Brewing Company. Around here, we take two things seriously: brewing great beer and not taking ourselves too seriously. Our customers, however, seem to think we’re doing something […] The post What Our Customers Say About Us appeared first on Satire Brewing .
by Misha Mendicino10 viewsblogfeatured - news
Glen Moray and Golf: A Night to Remember
We love golf. We love whisky. Why don’t these two things get together more often? They did that exactly on February 4, when Man of Many helped Scottish distillery Glen ... Visit Man of Many for the full post.
by Jacob Osborn13 viewsdrinks - news
The Wine Collaboration
Tim Hightower, Gina Adams and JJ Compeau of The Wine Collaboration Photos courtesy of The Wine Collaboration Before there was a collective space, there was a collective wine--a Bordeaux style blend with a bit of Syrah to be specific. During the pandemic when wineries were locked down and stressed out, Hightower Cellars, Wit Cellars and Narratif Wines were having fun making a friendship wine together. Over time, this collaborative wine morphed into a vision of a collaborative space and business. They just needed to find the right spot. That spot turned out to be a fascinating historic building in the small, charming mountain town of Roslyn, WA. The business is The Wine Collaboration , which opened in March 2025, after much renovation work on the building. Rather than three separate tasting rooms under one roof, The Wine Collaboration is a totally separate business—a wine bar and bottle shop where visitors can order flights, glasses and bottles of wine
by Marji Morgan4 views - news
What Makes Paso Robles Wine Different From Napa and Sonoma with Jane Dunkley
Discovering the Wild West of Wine: A Conversation with Bezel Winemaker Jane Dunkley When most wine lovers think of California, their minds jump straight to Napa or Sonoma. But there’s another region quietly building its reputation—one that winemaker Jane Dunkley describes as having a touch of the Wild West. That region is Paso Robles, and […] The post What Makes Paso Robles Wine Different From Napa and Sonoma with Jane Dunkley appeared first on Wine 365 .
by Joe Janish23 viewspodcastwinemakerbezelpaso-roblesjane-dunkleycalifornia - news
5 Reasons Everyone Should Take a Beginner Wine Class (Even If You’re “Not a Wine Person” Yet)
If you’ve ever stared at a wine list and guessed, you’re not alone. A beginner wine class is one of those deceptively powerful life upgrades: you show up for a fun night out and leave with new favorite wines, real confidence, and the ability to order without pointing at the cheapest glass. At Capital Wine School [...] The post 5 Reasons Everyone Should Take a Beginner Wine Class (Even If You’re “Not a Wine Person” Yet) appeared first on Capital Wine School .
by Lee Romano Sequeira5 viewsuncategorized - news
The Hatch & Della’s: Paso’s Dynamic Duo on 13th Street
Two restaurants, one beloved local couple, and an 13th Street block that changed downtown Paso Robles forever. There’s a particular kind of magic that happens on 13th Street in downtown Paso Robles on a Friday evening. Tasting room doors are swinging shut, the oak trees are casting long shadows over the town square, and somewhere …
by calicoastblog17 viewsdowntown-paso-restaurantsfeaturedrestaurantspaso-robles-restaurantthe-hatchwine-country-dining - news
Sweet Cheeks Winery x Branch Road Farm | 2026 April Winemaker Dinner
A Winemaker Dinner Rooted in Story, Season, and Community At Sweet Cheeks Winery, everything we do begins with connection. To the land, to each other, and to the stories behind every bottle. This April, we’re honored to bring those elements together once again with a very special collaboration alongside Branch Road Farm. Join us on […] The post Sweet Cheeks Winery x Branch Road Farm | 2026 April Winemaker Dinner appeared first on Sweet Cheeks Winery .
by Jessica Thomas20 viewsramblingscharitable-cheerseugene-oregonsweet-cheeks-winerywillamette-valley - news
Wild Clay Collective Flamingo Japanese Whisky Review
By Randall H. Borkus Rating: D- Aiko Brands recently announced the debut of Wild Clay Collective. It is a new line of what they call “collectible spirits that merges premium craftsmanship with creative designs.” The collection consists of three decanters which include a Flamingo, Pelican, and Rainbow Trout. “Wild Clay Collective is where craftsmanship meets creativity,” said …
by Editor19 viewsbetween-61-to-90djapanese-whiskywhiskey-reviewsreviewsourced-and-contract - news
New Yeast Features, Pitch Rates and Yeast Starters in BeerSmith 4
Today I present some of the major yeast feature changes in BeerSmith 4. BeerSmith 4 is the new desktop version
by Brad Smith32 viewsbeersmith-softwarehomebrewingbeersmith-4dryliquidpitch-rate - news
GSN Review: Tattersall Functional Beverages
Tattersall Distilling recently announced the launch of Tattersall Functional Beverages (TFB), two hemp-derived, THC-infused, alcohol-free drinks crafted to help people uplift or unwind. Backed by more than a decade of distilling expertise, Tattersall brings the same precision and flavor that built its reputation in spirits to the functional beverage category. Each TFB blend combines fast-acting […]
by frodelicious4 viewsthc-cbdtattersall-functional-thc-tonics - news
GSN Review: Tattersall Bottled-in-Bond Straight Rye Whiskey
Tattersall Distilling of Minneapolis and River Falls, Wisconsin, recently announced the launch of its Bottled-in-Bond, Seven Year Straight Rye Whiskey. A bottled-in-bond spirit denotes that the spirit is the product of one distillery from a single distillation season, is bottled at 100 proof or 50% ABV and has been aged for at least four years […]
by frodelicious18 viewsspirits-liqueurstattersall-bottled-in-bond-straight-rye-whiskey - news
GSN Review: Another Hendrick’s Gin
Hendrick’s Gin introduces Another Hendrick’s, the first new permanent addition to its line up in nine years. Building on Hendrick’s signature infusion of rose and cucumber, Another Hendrick’s is layered with orange blossom and cacao beans. The curious new spirit celebrates another side of Hendrick’s personality and is packaged in a striking white bottle. “Another […]
by frodelicious17 viewsspirits-liqueursanother-hendrick-s-gin - news
Winter Seasonal Beer – Jar of Destiny
The Jar of Destiny handed me a Winter Seasonal Beer in the 17th round. It’s 30C on the ol’ BJCP list. This style leans into cold weather, holiday flavors, and festive spice character. In response, I wanted to brew something drinkable, balanced, and true to the season. Instead of guessing, I worked from a Harpoon […] The post Winter Seasonal Beer – Jar of Destiny appeared first on Brew Dudes .
by John Krochune17 viewsstyle-profilesvideos - news
GSN Review: Boatyard Double Gin
Born in Ireland and made solely with organic ingredients and eight botanicals, Boatyard Double Gin (SRP: $39.99) is a London-style gin crafted with Martinis in mind. From organic botanicals to the Sweet Gale sourced from family land, Boatyard’s identity is rooted in place, process, and provenance. Bottled at 46% ABV, the “double” refers to Boatyard’s […]
by frodelicious24 viewsspirits-liqueursboatyard-double-gin - news
Uncle Nearest Dispute Escalates as Judge Dismisses Co-Founder’s Bankruptcy Case; Lender Fight Continues
UPDATE 3/19/26: After an expedited hearing this morning, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Suzanne H. Bauknight granted the motion to dismiss brought by receiver Phillip Young. According to court documents, Bauknight ruled that Uncle Nearest co-founder Fawn Weaver was not authorized to file bankruptcy petitions while under the control of a receiver. The court stated that by filing the Chapter 11 petition earlier this week, Weaver violated U.S. District Judge Charles Atchley Jr.’s order that put the receivership in place, which only permitted her to market and manage the Uncle Nearest brand. As a result, the receivership under Young remains intact. The article Uncle Nearest Dispute Escalates as Judge Dismisses Co-Founder’s Bankruptcy Case; Lender Fight Continues appeared first on VinePair .
by Dave Infante17 viewsbusinesslawsuitnhbtennessee-whiskey