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11 Ingenious Wine Packing Hacks for Safe Shipping
Learn essential wine packing techniques to safely ship your bottles without breakage, including proper cushioning methods, box selection, and temperature considerations.
by Anders Jovaag4 views - news
Beginner’s Guide to Wine Tasting: How to Taste Wine Like a Pro
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by Omkar Pachpatil20 viewswine - news
How to Stay Profitable – 10 Standards Every Irish Brewery Must Meet
The Disciplines That Will Decide Who Thrives — And Who Stalls The Hair-on-Fire Question How do we build a profitable, sustainable brewery in Ireland in 2026? Sales feel softer, distribution remains constrained, cash flow is tighter, and costs are still elevated. If you’re producing up to 500,000 litres per year, you are operating in the… Read More » How to Stay Profitable – 10 Standards Every Irish Brewery Must Meet The post How to Stay Profitable – 10 Standards Every Irish Brewery Must Meet appeared first on Get Er Brewed Blog .
by Geterbrewed4 viewsbreweries-brewpubsbrewery-expansion-successbrewery-rebrand-successbrewery-successbrewery-success-rate - news
Touring Appleton Estate in 1950
Step inside Appleton Estate in 1950. A rare Wray & Nephew brochure and archival photos reveal how Jamaican rum was made—from cane fields to pot stills.
by Matt Pietrek2 views - news
In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb
Read what Luis Ayala, Editor and Publisher of "Got Rum?" magazine, has to say in his article "In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb" in the March 2026 issue.
by Luis Ayala4 views - news
Wat is demi sec champagne? Wij leggen het uit!
Demi-sec champagne komt perfect tot zijn recht bij gezellige en feestelijke momenten. Denk aan een verjaardag, een luxe brunch, een bijzonder dessert of een stijlvol cadeau.
by Club Champagne Blog4 views - news
Everything but the haze
After the positive performance by Bådin's saisons last month , I noticed there were seven other beers from the same brewery in the fridge at Craft Central. I took six of them, judiciously deciding that I didn't need their hazy IPA. First and lowest-strength is Nightshift , a Czech-style dark lager. There's rarely anything to dislike in these. It looks well: the appropriate shade of cola-brown or dark garnet with a decent off-white head. The aroma says rich and wholesome, with elements of malt loaf, burnt toast and dark, viscous treacle. That made it surprising that's it's relatively light of body at 5% ABV, and very drinkable. 440ml is too small a measure for this, which does a very good job, I thought, of replicating a sessionable sort of dark lager, designed for venues where a multiplicity of beer styles is not part of the offer. That said, it's also far from bland, delivering a beautiful combination of earthy, savoury umami, lighter caramel and a decent poke of Mitteleuro
by noreply@blogger.com (The Beer Nut)5 viewsbadin-hazy-ipabadin-nightshiftbadin-stouthyperionswimthe-french-dispatch - news
Passel Estate Chardonnay 2023
Wine review: Passel Estate Chardonnay 2023 I recently opened the Passel Estate Chardonnay 2023, and it was exactly the kind of white I love having in the fridge for when… The post Passel Estate Chardonnay 2023 appeared first on The Cheeky Vino wine blog .
by The Cheeky Vino17 viewswhite-wine-reviewsaustralian-winemargaret-riverwestern-australian-wine - news
A Rich Selection of Top Tips Today
Popular Italian red and a Spanish rosé lead the parade today. The post A Rich Selection of Top Tips Today appeared first on MidWeek Wines .
by Brian Elliott9 viewsreviews - news
One of the World’s Most Cult Whisky Gatherings Is Coming to Australia
Most whisky festivals follow the same formula: crowded tasting halls, brand booths and quick pours. Maltstock does the opposite. The cult European gathering is more like a whisky camp, and ... Visit Man of Many for the full post.
by Elliot Nash16 viewsculture - news
Los Angeles Weekly Roundup
The Best Things to Do in LA 3.9.26 – 3.15.26 Monday Eat + Drink West Hollywood Is Back with Big Savings and the Ultimate Foodie Giveaway Eat + Drink West Hollywood is back this March with the Ultimate Foodie Giveaway. Redeem a WeHo Loves Locals Gift Card at any participating restaurant or bar and you’re automatically […] The post Los Angeles Weekly Roundup appeared first on hoopLA .
by Ariel Johns17 viewsart-entertainmentbars-pubs-loungesbeercelebritiescharitiesdate-ideas - news
St. Patrick's Day Mocktails
Here's my ultimate Saint Patrick's Day Mocktails guide with some delicious green mocktail recipes, celebrating the holiday and advice on cel
by Mocktail Girlie16 viewsst-patrick-s-day - news
Innesti di Metodo: cosa significa davvero la mineralità nel vino?
Tra le parole più affascinanti del linguaggio del vino, “mineralità” è anche una delle più sfuggenti. Si usa per descrivere vini che ricordano la pietra bagnata, il gesso, la selce, la grafite, talvolta lo iodio del mare. È una parola che evoca il suolo, la roccia, l’origine geologica del vino. E proprio per questo sembra intuitiva: se il vino nasce dalla terra, è naturale pensare che ne porti nel bicchiere una traccia diretta. Ma cosa stiamo davvero descrivendo quando diciamo che un vino è minerale? Nel suolo i minerali esistono, certo. Nel vino arrivano soprattutto sotto forma di ioni disciolti — potassio, calcio, magnesio, sodio — ma in quantità molto piccole. In genere si tratta di concentrazioni dell’ordine di pochi centinaia di milligrammi per litro. Quantità che raramente bastano, da sole, a generare una percezione aromatica riconoscibile. Eppure la sensazione che chiamiamo mineralità è reale. La questione, allora, non è se i minerali “passino” dalla roccia al vino.La questione
by La Fillossera - Innesti di vino e cultura27 viewsinnestisapereanalisi-sensorialedegustazioneinnesti-di-metodopercezione - news
Meet The Maker: Adrian McLaughlin
When: Monday March 9th Time: 7pm EST/11pm Ireland Where: Member Zoom Lounge (link at base of page) ----------------- Join us for a special Stories & Sips Meet the Maker session as we welcome Adrian McLaughlin, the driving force behind the Harbourview Hotel and the Irish whiskey brands Outwalker and Carnlough. Adrian’s journey into the […] The post Meet The Maker: Adrian McLaughlin appeared first on Stories & Sips Whiskey Club .
by Barry32 viewsmeet-the-makerstillhouse - news
2026 Hop Bulk Buy
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by Ron McReavy21 viewsbulk-buyneeds-current-membershiphop-buyhops-connecttopps-hops - news
Best Time to Visit Paso Robles Wine Country
Regardless of when a visit is being planned—whether it’s next weekend or next fall—Paso Robles Wine Country is always a good idea. There’s a reason why this Central California gem has quietly become one of the state’s most beloved destinations, and wine is just the beginning of the story. Paso Robles Wine Country is always […]
by Paso Wine Collective21 viewsguides - news
Town Hall Brewery Strawberry Stave
Town Hall Brewery Strawberry Stave - Craft Beer Time A good barrel program often reveals new sides of familiar styles, and this one leans into that idea with enthusiasm. A wheat-based weizenbock already carries a rich, expressive malt character, but resting it in a Kentucky whiskey barrel and adding whole strawberries takes the beer somewhere more layered. Strawberry Stave blends big fruit character with […] The post Town Hall Brewery Strawberry Stave appeared first on Craft Beer Time .
by Beer Blogger36 viewsbeer-reviewsbarrel-agedreviewtown-hall-brewery - news
Fielden 2019 4 Years , The Heart Cut #16 – English rye whisky
From our very first conversations with the Fielden team, one thing kept coming up: Cask 292. “Ask Charlie about Cask 292.” So we did. One […]
by Gal Granov14 viewsenglishfieldenryetasting-notesuncategorized - news
Where to Buy Non-Alcoholic Beer Online
Discover where to buy non-alcoholic beer online, including craft NA options like Mash Gang, Good Liar IPA, Untitled Art, and 1820 Raspberry Sour. The post Where to Buy Non-Alcoholic Beer Online appeared first on NA Beer Club .
by Tyler Keough9 viewsblog - news
Imbibing Mr. Boston: Cloister Cocktail
From the 1971 Playboy Bar Guide, comes this gin Daisy with a healthy dose of Chartreuse. Although it’s early March when we write this, the guide says that this cocktail is “perfect for an autumn sundown.” We say that it’s perfect any time of the year. Cloister Cocktail 1 1/2 Ounce Gin 1/2 Ounce Yellow […]
by frodelicious4 viewsmr-boston-75th-anniversary-official-bartenders-guidecloister-cocktailimbibing-mr-bostonimbibing-mr-boston-cloister-cocktailmr-boston-75th-anniversary-edition - news
Beer Girl Expands Nationwide With New Markets, Online Shipping, and Strategic Industry Leadership
The “better-for-you” beer segment has been one of the most interesting areas to watch in the beer industry over the past few years, and a brand making some notable moves in that space is Beer Girl. Based out of Laguna Beach, California, the low-ABV lager brand recently announced several growth milestones that signal a major step forward for the young company. From expanding into new U.S. markets to launching nationwide online shipping and adding an experienced beverage industry veteran to its advisory board, Beer Girl appears to be positioning itself for a much bigger presence in the beer landscape. Expanding Into New Markets Beer Girl’s flagship offering centers around crisp, easy-drinking lagers that clock in at just 3.5% ABV . The beers are also zero sugar, gluten-reduced, and brewed with corn instead of wheat , which positions them squarely within the growing “better-for-you” beverage category that has been attracting increasing consumer interest. Up to this point, the brand has pr
by noreply@blogger.com (Rod J)4 views - news
Why Alcoholic Daze? Chapter 1
In connection with my last post and for those who are new to my blog or for those who came here, hoping to seek some nuggets about alcoholism, I thought it might make sense to post once a month some repeat posts of my blog and how it all came about. So starting with today and then continuing with the first Sunday of every month, I shall focus on that. This is how my blog began nearly 18 years ago in 2008...... Alcoholic Daze – it seemed such a good name for my blog – a play on words of daze and days – because alcohol features quite a lot in my days, and weeks, and months, and years. But before you go leaping to conclusions, I am stone cold sober. All the time. My husband Greg on the other hand is not. I am watching him slowly kill himself and our love with it. He is an alcoholic. There, I have said it, spoken it out loud and now I believe it myself. HE IS AN ALCOHOLIC. Up to now, not many people knew he was, including me. At first I did not see it creeping
by noreply@blogger.com (ADDY)18 viewsalcoholicgregkayrepost - news
Eat + Drink West Hollywood Is Back This March with Big Savings and the Ultimate Foodie Giveaway
West Hollywood’s month-long culinary celebration returns with serious savings, can’t-miss dining, and a chance to win a two-night stay plus $1,000 in gift cards. If you’ve been looking for a sign to explore West Hollywood’s legendary dining scene, this is it. Eat + Drink West Hollywood is back for March 2026, and this year’s edition […] The post Eat + Drink West Hollywood Is Back This March with Big Savings and the Ultimate Foodie Giveaway appeared first on hoopLA .
by Ariel Johns26 viewsbars-pubs-loungesbath-beautycocktailsdate-ideasdate-nightdrink - news
Town Hall Brewery Double Twisted Trace
Town Hall Brewery Double Twisted Trace - Craft Beer Time There are big beers. There are barrel-aged beers. And then there are beers like this that remind you why you fell in love with the style in the first place. Every year I look forward to seeing what comes out of the barrel room at Town Hall Brewery, and when they decide to take one of […] The post Town Hall Brewery Double Twisted Trace appeared first on Craft Beer Time .
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