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Organic, biodynamic, and conventional wines: What’s the difference?
Organic, biodynamic, and conventional wines: What’s the difference? adrien.giacchero Wed, 01/07/2026 - 15:27 Tags French Wines Sustainability Red Wine White Wine Rosé Wine Exerpt Have you ever picked out a bottle of French wine , only to realise it’s labeled organic or biodynamic? While conventional wines still dominate the market, sustainable wines are quickly reshaping the industry. But what do these labels mean, and how do they impact the wines we drink? Sponsor Off Content contains video Off Type of article ARTICLE States of content Valid Conventional, organic, and biodynamic wines : Decoding their differences Conventional wines Conventional wines - as in wines that do not adhere to a particular certification process - still make up the majority of French wine . The term itself, however, is not strictly defined and can include everything from large-scale industrially produced wines to small-scale boutique wineries that use sustainable practices. In fact, while more and more e
by adrien.giacchero4 views - news
Low on ABV, high on joy: The best low-alcohol wines to sip and savour
The post Low on ABV, high on joy: The best low-alcohol wines to sip and savour appeared first on Virgin Wines .
by Emma Ireland4 views - news
Hopes and Dreams for 2026 (Ringing in the New Wine Year at The Sipping Point Podcast)
I am having a difficult time believing this as I type it, but it has been OVER A FREAKIN’ DECADE since I was last a guest on Laurie Forster’s entertaining The Sipping Point podcast. HOLY. CRAP! I had the good fortune recently to have Laurie invite me back on her show, where we once again […] Source
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This Damsel Doesn’t Need Rescuing
If you hear the word “Damsel” and immediately think of a girl in a silk dress waiting for a knight to show up on a horse, you clearly haven’t met Mari Womack. At Damsel Cellars, “Not all Damsels are in Distress” isn’t just a catchy tagline on a bottle; it’s a lifestyle. Mari didn’t get... The post This Damsel Doesn’t Need Rescuing appeared first on Exploring the Wine Glass .
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2025 Yearly Roundup
I started this article at the end of 2025 but never got around to completing it so I’ve not started 2026 keeping to my resolution to be reliable on posting 😦 In the final days of 2025 I look back at a few highlights and a few lows. I only restarted posting regularly in the […]
by Dave17 viewsopinion - news
8 Producers You Should Know to Get Into Sake
Asian-American bars are experiencing a wave of popularity in the U.S. — as are the beverages they serve. For the first half of 2025, the U.S. was the largest global importer of sake from Japan by volume, according to the Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association. By value, the U.S. ranks second, just behind China. Beyond the data, sake is increasingly represented on menus at restaurants of various cuisines. The article 8 Producers You Should Know to Get Into Sake appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley31 viewsreading-about-drinkingjapanpicksproducersakeyuzu-sake - news
The Franklin Fountain Root Beer
Back in October I went to Delaware, before which all I could think of when I heard of Delaware was that bit from Wayne’s World “Hi, I’m in Delaware”. After visiting, I kind of agree with them. Thankfully, I flew in and out of Philadelphia, which, unlike Delaware, has loads of things for people to [...]
by GourmetRootBeer9 viewsold-fashioned-fountain-root-beersthe-franklin-fountain - news
Champagne Serving Temperatures: The Science of Perfect Pouring
The post Champagne Serving Temperatures: The Science of Perfect Pouring appeared first on Champagne Saber | California Champagne Sabers .
by Arthur Morgan12 viewsuncategorised - news
Best Valentine’s Day Cocktails for 2026
Best Valentine’s Day Cocktails: 15 Romantic Drinks to Make at Home Looking for Valentine’s Day cocktails that feel romantic, look beautiful, and are actually easy to make at home? This curated list highlights our favorite pink, sparkling, and dessert style drinks for date night, Galentine’s, and cozy celebrations. Each pick links to a dedicated recipe […] The post Best Valentine’s Day Cocktails for 2026 appeared first on Bartend Long Island .
by Sean Krueger21 viewscocktail-recipesholiday-cocktailshome-bartending-entertainingpopular-cocktailsseasonal-cocktails - news
Joyo Sake Brewery Guide: History and the Craft of Sake and Plum Wine
This time, we’re reporting on our visit to Joyo Shuzo. We’d like to share our valuable experience of exploring this brewery where tradition and dedication come alive, and where we could witness the craftsmen’s skill and passion for sake. Visiting Joyo Sake Brewery – A Plum-Scented Brewery in Yamashiro Nestled in the lush Yamashiro region of southern Kyoto Prefecture, Joyo Shuzo is just about a 30-minute drive from our office, making it a convenient and easy place to visit.As soon as we parked, the first thing that caught our eyes was a vast expanse of plum trees. These trees bear a variety called Jōshū-haku, known for its large, thick, high-quality […] 投稿 Joyo Sake Brewery Guide: History and the Craft of Sake and Plum Wine は Kyoto Insider Sake Experience に最初に表示されました。
by KYOTO INSIDER SAKE EXPERIENCE3 viewsvisiting-sake-breweries - news
Just the Sip: Stagg 24D Review
Stagg is a brand that requires no introduction to anyone remotely up to speed with the bourbon landscape. In fact, most bottles produced by Buffalo Trace are so strongly established that it feels about as familiar as ABCs. So for the sake of direction, I’ll touch on how this particular batch of Stagg differs from […]
by Xenoraiser17 viewsuncategorized24d3-value3-5-valuebb-grade - news
What’s Brewing at Brewer’s Friend – January 1, 2026
Here’s a look at what’s been happening at Brewer’s Friend over the past month. Check out the latest and greatest recipes, styles, ingredients, and more. Trending Styles 1 German Pils 6 Best Bitter 2 Irish Red Ale 7 International Pale Lager 3 Witbier 8 Blonde Ale 4 American Light Lager 9 […] The post What’s Brewing at Brewer’s Friend – January 1, 2026 first appeared on Brewer's Friend .
by Larry8 viewsuncategorized - news
Saperavi red wine variety
Georgian variety Saperavi now made in Australia. List of wineries and regions.
by Darby Higgs4 views - news
Iron Fish Distillery Enters Next Chapter Following Planned Co-Founder Transition
Left to Right: David Wallace, Heidi Bolger, Sarah Anderson, Richard Anderson. Springdale Township, Michigan — January 7, 2026 — Iron Fish Distillery today announced a planned transition in ownership. Co-founders Richard Anderson and Sarah Anderson have agreed to sell their ownership interest to fellow co-founders David Wallace and Heidi Bolger. The transaction was completed effective […] The post Iron Fish Distillery Enters Next Chapter Following Planned Co-Founder Transition appeared first on Iron Fish Distillery .
by McKenzie Leishman24 viewsblognews - news
Wine News: What I’m Reading the Week of 1/5/26
Hello and welcome to the first weekly roundup of the wine stories that I find of interest on the web The post Wine News: What I’m Reading the Week of 1/5/26 appeared first on Vinography .
by alder14 viewswine-newshappeningspress-clippingstrends - news
An evening with Bushmills Irish whiskey
Replay now available below ***** Few Irish whiskeys carry a story as deep-rooted and far-reaching as Bushmills, and we’re spending an entire evening exploring what makes it so enduring. Join me as we trace the brand’s origins along the north coast of Antrim, explore centuries of distilling tradition, and unpack how Bushmills became synonymous with […] The post An evening with Bushmills Irish whiskey appeared first on Stories & Sips Whiskey Club .
by Barry19 viewstasting-eventsstillhousetastingwhiskey-club - news
High-Gravity ABV and the Precision Gap
A data-driven look at why standard ABV formulas fail in high-gravity fermentation and how to implement higher-precision models.
by Matthew Chrispen21 viewslab-firstprecisionmeasurementprocess - news
What’s Next For Craft Beer?
This week's episode explores the current state of craft beer. Is the industry doomed? Is it close to failure? The post What’s Next For Craft Beer? appeared first on The Gnarly Gnome .
by Gnarly Gnome18 viewsthe-weekly-pint - news
Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson on the Future of Sonoma Wine Tasting
On New Year’s Eve in Midtown Manhattan, the kind of old money dining room that still believes in jackets and ceremony served a foie gras terrine with pumpernickel and the quiet confidence of an institution that has survived its own reinventions. The restaurant sits in the Seagram Building, in the footprint of what was once the Four Seasons, a temple of classical hospitality, as Andrea Robinson described it. A place that hangs a Picasso near the entry and makes you feel,…
by Eric Schwartzman5 viewssonoma-wine-tasting-rooms - news
How Long Does It Take to Make Gin?
The time it takes to make gin depends on the production method, the style of gin being produced, and the level of craftsmanship behind it. While large-scale distilleries can produce gin within hours, a handcrafted distillery like The Henley Distillery takes several days to produce, rest, and bottle each batch to perfection. 1. The Base […] The post How Long Does It Take to Make Gin? appeared first on The Henley Distillery .
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We Asked 13 Bartenders: Which Cocktail Do You Wish People Would Order More? (2026)
Within the vast world of cocktails, there are a few all-time favorites that land in the “greatest hits” category. Popular potent potables like the Margarita, Old Fashioned, and Espresso Martini are such ubiquitous orders, they occasionally spill into pop-culture consciousness. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, as they can be delicious when properly made. Any bartender worth their salt will make the best versions of these greatest hits every time, no matter how many times guests order them. The article We Asked 13 Bartenders: Which Cocktail Do You Wish People Would Order More? (2026) appeared first on VinePair .
by Rich Manning26 viewsreading-about-drinkingbartendersbartendingclassic-cocktailscocktailswe-asked - news
Leer meer over het champagnehuis Castelnau!
Champagne Castelnau is misschien niet het meest bekende champagnehuis, maar kenners weten: dit is er één om serieus te nemen. Het huis werd opgericht in 1916 in Reims en staat bekend om zijn verfijnde stijl, lange rijping en perfecte balans tussen frisheid en complexiteit.
by Club Champagne Blog4 views - news
Paso Robles Travel Guide 2026: 8 Must-Do Experiences
Welcome to 2026! If you’re wondering what’s new in Paso Robles wine country this year—or more importantly, what you absolutely shouldn’t miss—you’ve come to the right place. This guide is specifically designed for those planning a return trip to Paso this year. Maybe you’ve done the classic winery tours and tasted the legendary Cab. Perhaps […]
by Paso Wine Collective14 viewsguides - news
Lessons from a Year Without Alcohol
Happy New Year! What started as a simple 365-day challenge —a personal test to see if I could go one year without a drink—unexpectedly turned into the most eye-opening experience of my life. After drinking most of my adult life, I thought I was just taking a break; instead, I was taking off a blindfold The post Lessons from a Year Without Alcohol first appeared on Houston Beer Guide . The post Lessons from a Year Without Alcohol appeared first on Houston Beer Guide .
by Sylvia Benavidez18 viewsculturedryjanuarysober