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Spring 2025 Premium Italian Wine Club Profiles
The post Spring 2025 Premium Italian Wine Club Profiles appeared first on Roscioli Italian Wine Club .
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Best Champagnes For Wedding Toast
Without toasting a glass of champagne, a wedding is incomplete. On the auspicious occasion of love and union, sparkling bubbly symbolizes collective happiness and blessings for the couple. The lingering taste of effervescence lasts on the palat.. Read More
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In vino veritas: origine e significato.
Nel mondo antico ha sempre suscitato curiosità e riflessioni profonde il legame tra vino e verità. Ma cosa si cela veramente dietro a...
by Redazione4 viewspupi-teach - news
Bourbon Review: Bardstown Bourbon Company Distillery Reserve Cathedral French Oak
Introduction This week on Film & Whiskey , we're diving into something special: the Bardstown Bourbon Company Distillery Reserve Cathedral French Oak Bourbon. As the inaugural release in Bardstown’s new Distillery Reserve line, this bottle carries some serious pedigree. It's a blend of five Kentucky straight bourbons, aged between nine and eighteen years, and finished for 14 months in 300-year-old French oak barrels—originally harvested for the Notre Dame Cathedral restoration. Clocking in at 110.1 proof, this release is as much about storytelling as it is about flavor. But does it live up to the hype? Let's find out. This review is part of our upcoming episode "Moneyball / Bardstown Bourbon Company Cathedral French Oak Bourbon." Stay tuned for the full episode release! Nose Bob: The nose on this is just phenomenal. Right after pouring, it hits with that classic “mature bourbon” scent—deep, rich, and complex without being over-oaked. It immediately rem
by Robert Book and Bradley Paul Gee1 view - news
English Whisky - A New Book
‘The journey from grain to glass’
by Chris Jaume6 viewsdiscovery - news
2025 Virginia Governor’s Cup by the Numbers
Today the Virginia Wine Board Marketing Office released results of the 2025 Virginia Governor’s Cup competition. This year marks the … Continue reading →
by DrinkWhatYouLike.com5 viewsuncategorized - news
The BeerQuest Game
If you love craft beer and adventure, The BeerQuest Game is your ultimate challenge! This interactive experience takes you on a journey...
by Calgary Brewery Tour Guy3 views - news
Exploring La Celia: A Premier Uco Valley Winery
Last week I attended a masterclass at the Institute of the Masters of Wine showcasing the very first winery in the Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina, La Celia. The current winemaker, Andrea Ferreyra has been making wines for Le Celia since 2006 and she was present to lead us through the masterclass. La Celia was founded […] The post Exploring La Celia: A Premier Uco Valley Winery appeared first on The Wine Sleuth .
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Summerland Bench Sub-GI
Second in a Series on the Summerland Sub-GIs
by Brent Gushowaty3 views - news
What to Know About Underage Drinking
It’s natural for teenagers to want to experiment, and drinking alcohol is no exception. According to the 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, almost one-third of people between the ages of 12 and 20 report having had at least one drink. Sampling alcohol in a safe, controlled family environment can be a part […]
by Chris Foy6 viewsalcoholismfeatured-alcohol - news
Emotional journeys & sensory mastery: BTS at the Best Sommelier of India 2025
For the first time, Indian sommeliers tested their skills at an international-level sommelier competition, The Best Sommelier of India 2025, by the all-new Sommelier Association of India. A behind-the-scenes look at how it unfolded and why it is significant for […] The post Emotional journeys & sensory mastery: BTS at the Best Sommelier of India 2025 appeared first on Ruma Singh .
by TheRealRuma6 viewswine-in-indiaamrita-singhasibest-sommelier-of-indiaindian-sommeliermattia-antonio-cianca - news
Best While Stressed: Yeast
We enter the final chapter of our sake ingredient series – Yeast. Responsible for aroma, alcohol production and flavour, discover more about this essential microorganism in the world of sake brewing.
by hello mai sake2 viewswhat-is-sake - news
Best Sommelier of India: Meet the Final Five
You read about the Best Sommelier of India competition by the Sommelier Association of India, now meet the finalists who made it to the final five. What pushed these sommeliers over the finishing line? The semi-finalists at the Best Sommelier […] The post Best Sommelier of India: Meet the Final Five appeared first on Ruma Singh .
by TheRealRuma6 viewswine-in-indiaasiassociation-de-la-sommelerie-internationalebest-sommelier-of-indiafinalistssai - news
Wild West Brew Fest Supports Local Causes
Beer is a beverage worth celebrating and all across this great land of ours, there are large and small beer festivals, just waiting for you to grace them with your presence as you sample some of the finest suds around. If you love beer festivals and want to partake in one that offers something extraordinary, […] The post Wild West Brew Fest Supports Local Causes first appeared on GreatBeerNow.com .
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Whisky Review: BenRiach 10 Year "The Original Ten" Speyside Single Malt Scotch
When it comes to Speyside single malts, we usually expect delicate, fruity profiles that showcase the region's signature style. But as we found out last week with Benromach 10, some Speysides pack an unexpected smoky punch. This week, we turn our attention to BenRiach 10 Year "The Original Ten" , another Speyside whisky that promises its own unique twist. Clocking in at 43% ABV (86 proof) and aged for 10 years , this single malt positions itself as a classic Speyside with a hint of complexity. But does it hold its own against its regional peers? Let’s dive in and see how BenRiach 10 Year fares across our categories. This review is taken from our episode " Inside Out (2015) / BenRiach 10-Year ." Click the link to listen to this review in audio format. Nose Bob: Right off the bat, I’m getting a lot of fresh raisin on this—specifically the kind you get from white grapes. It’s really pleasant and stands out immediately. There’s also some lemon peel and a soft
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IRON FISH DISTILLERY ANNOUNCES THE FOURTH RELEASE OF ITS ARCTIC GRAYLING RYE WHISKEY ON SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd
A RYE WHISKEY TO SUPPORT THE REINTRODUCTION OF ARCTIC GRAYLING TO MICHIGAN WATERS ———— TASTING ROOM ONLY RELEASE ———— (Thompsonville, MI) February 21st, 2025 – The Arctic Grayling Whiskey Series celebrates the Michigan Arctic Grayling Initiative, nearly 50 organizations working since 2016 to restore self-sustaining populations of Arctic Grayling in Michigan rivers. In 2018, Iron […] The post IRON FISH DISTILLERY ANNOUNCES THE FOURTH RELEASE OF ITS ARCTIC GRAYLING RYE WHISKEY ON SATURDAY, MARCH 22nd appeared first on Iron Fish Distillery .
by McKenzie Leishman5 viewsblognews - news
The Best Mother’s Day Wine Gift Baskets for a Memorable Celebration
If anyone has stood by you through thick and thin, it is your amazing mother! And for Mother's Day, we've compiled a list of Mother's Day wine gift baskets to help you express your gratitude and affection for her. Each of these Mother's Day wine basket ideas is outlandish and combines the yumminess .. Read More
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Capitol Market shop does beer & wine well
Over the past three decades, the Wine Shop at Capitol Market in Charleston, WV, has offered a superb line up of premium beverages. Keeping it so well curated is the job of shop owner Ted Armbrecht. The West Virginia Beer… Continue Reading… The post Capitol Market shop does beer & wine well appeared first on BrilliantStream .
by Charles Bockway and Erin McCoy3 viewscider-mead-winecraft-beerpodcastwest-virginiacharleston-wv - news
Why the hub of Eastern Europe holds promise for sake makers
Poland has all the makings of a high-growth market for sake, so how are producers and experts planning to win over drinkers in the Eastern European nation? The post Why the hub of Eastern Europe holds promise for sake makers appeared first on The Drinks Business .
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Swirl, Sip, Launch: Uncorking the Secrets to Fast and Flavorful Winery Websites
The post Swirl, Sip, Launch: Uncorking the Secrets to Fast and Flavorful Winery Websites appeared first on Next Gen Wine Marketing .
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Best of Cork Talk: Dover Vineyards
We’re featuring another Best of Cork Talk episode, this time it’s our discussion with Elizabeth Anne Dover Bishop from The Farm at Dover Vineyards in Concord, NC! Our original interview was back in 2020 and was our first one that we did in a remote setup and we look back on this as one toContinue reading →
by Matt Kemberling6 viewspodcastcork-talk-season-7 - news
After 10 Years, Half Door Brewing Company Says Goodbye
Owner Stacy Drayne looks back at a decade in East Village and shares why the brewery is to shutting its doors The post After 10 Years, Half Door Brewing Company Says Goodbye appeared first on San Diego Magazine .
by Amelia Rodriguez6 viewsbeerfood-drinkfood-newseast-village - news
Wine Gift Ideas for Mom: To Heartfully Express Your Gratitude
An occasion is not required to show appreciation to the person who has been the rock of your life: your mother. Even though you'll never be able to repay her for all the love, care, and support she's shown you, a thoughtful gift can show her how much you value her in your life and everything she's d.. Read More
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Bottles on the Wall...
Beer is my memory keeper I have a couple of walls of beer bottles and cans downstairs in my little rec room and each of them contain many memories, moments in time that were special enough to warrant me saving the empty and displaying it for my own edification and enjoyment. I know a lot of folks may have something similar, maybe a shelf or two in the garage or basement for some unique or memorable pints, pretty things to look at that become part of the visual background noise of our house, another thing to dust and move on. More than a decade on the shelf. One of my first loves in beer. We save them to remember, but one day, they will become a memory of us before finding their way to blue bags and recycling bins when our time here is done. Their deeper meaning, of course, is a tangible, visible link to the past, often viewed through beer goggles and the distance of time. Nobody is saving an empty bottle of MGD from a random night in February of 2001 wi
by noreply@blogger.com (Pints with Polk)7 viewsbeerbeer-bottle-collectionbeer-bottlesbeer-canbeer-can-collectioncollections