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Episode 186 – Winter Warmers and Collectives
Denny and Drew catch up on the GABF, how the Falcons have collaborated with Firestone Walker and Drew’s new winter beer inspiration (via Czechia and Mexico) Episode Links: Homebrewers Association: https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/experimental Firestone Walker’s Brewmaster’s Collective: https://www.firestonebeer.com/brewmasters-collective/ Bart Watson – People are … Continue reading →
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Press Release - BARREL ROOM CHRONICLES PODCAST SPECIAL SEASON 2 EPISODES ADDED TO THE WHISKEY NETWORK LINEUP
Los Angeles, California: December, 2023: The award-winning Barrel Room Chronicles announces its collaboration with Whiskey Network.net, the premier online source for whiskey lifestyle enthusiasts. Following a successful first and second season, these special 2-part episodes included in season 2 of Barrel Room Chronicles will begin airing on Wednesday, November 8 across the WhiskeyNetwork.net platform. The network will air four very special episodes in two parts, and add to their lineup of compelling stories about notable distilleries and talented distillers from around the world. The 100% video podcast is also available free across all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Pocket Casts, and Overcast. Barrel Room Chronicles, hosted by Kerry Moynahan and produced by 1st Reel Entertainment is a celebration and exploration of all things spirits, with a specific emphasis on whisky. Kerry is a
by Kerry Moynahan1 view - news
Cachacier – Celebrating Cachaça, Brazil’s National Spirit
Cachaça (pronounced ka-sha-sa), sometimes referred to as a Brazilian Rum, has some similarities to rum, but can actually stand in a category of its own. If you enjoy rum, especially fine “rhums”, you should really explore the world of cachaça as you will likely find it an excellent addition to your rum collection. Known as … Continue reading "Cachacier – Celebrating Cachaça, Brazil’s National Spirit" The post Cachacier – Celebrating Cachaça, Brazil’s National Spirit appeared first on Rum Therapy .
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Pandemic Aftershocks
The COVID-19 pandemic federal public health emergency ended on May 11, 2023. Why do addiction and mental health aftershocks still impact so many?
by Sarah Allen Benton LMHC, LPC, LCPC, AADC1 view - news
5 to Try: Georgian Wine for Your Holiday Feast
Wine writer Betsy Andrews makes the compelling case that Georgian wine is the best option for your holiday table. Georgia may be best known for its amber wines aged in traditional clay pots, or qvevri, but the country produces a broad spectrum of styles, from aromatic dry whites and delicate sparklers, to richly spiced reds. No matter what you’re serving, there is a Georgian wine fit to pair. Source The post 5 to Try: Georgian Wine for Your Holiday Feast appeared first on Wines of Georgia .
by Paul Yanon3 views - news
André’s Gin Of The Week – SNOWO 365 Schwetzingen Dry Gin
Wow, where do I start? With the useful basic knowledge! In Europe, a gin can only be called ‘Gin’ if it contains at least 37.5%.This fantastic gin from SNOWO Distillers GmbH therefore has nothing to hide at 47%. Everyone can follow the story behind the gin in a great video on the manufacturer’s website. So […]
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Wine Wisdom in. Few Short Paragraphs
The following first appeared in 2021. The principles are still valid One +of my first wine buddies characterized the pleasures of wine appreciation as a pursuit. There are different levels in that quest, and for many it ceases at “It tastes good!” Today’s article encourages you to go a few steps further to find out why. Learn the grape. The most important determinant of the way a wine looks, smells, tastes and feels is the underlying grape from which it is made. Each has its own level and style of aroma, acidity, tannins, dryness, and body. Check out Winefolly.com for those details. Acidity . This is the “nervous system” of wine. Think citrus. Wines with too little acidity are flat, dull, or flabby; those with too much are lean, angular or tart; those that are balanced are “crisp,” giving the wine vitality and a succulent mouthfeel, plus a palate cleansing finish while dining. A
by noreply@blogger.com (tom)3 views - news
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Think There’s No Such Thing as ‘Good’ Sweet Wine? You’re Missing Out
Dry isn’t necessarily better. Turn your nose up at sweetness and you’ll bypass some delicious drinking. Here, our wine columnist’s palate-expanding list of top sweet wines for the holiday season or anytime. Source The post Think There’s No Such Thing as ‘Good’ Sweet Wine? You’re Missing Out appeared first on Wines of Georgia .
by Paul Yanon3 views - news
Hot Toddy Recipe (Soothe Your Cold & Cough)
This hot toddy recipe for a cold is my go-to recipe when I'm under the weather. It's the best cold remedy! Learn how to make a hot toddy! The post Hot Toddy Recipe (Soothe Your Cold & Cough) appeared first on The Cookie Rookie® .
by Becky Hardin6 viewscocktailsdrinkshealthymost-popular-recipes - news
4 Ways to Go Bold This Holiday Season With Grand Marnier Cuvée Louis-Alexandre
Frenchman Louis-Alexandre Marnier-Lapostolle had an affinity for aged Cognac, a refined brandy from France’s Cognac region. This traditional spirit is made from grapes and aged in oak casks to impart nuanced and complex notes to the liquid — but in 1880, Marnier-Lapostolle took it one step further by blending his Cognac with exotic orange liqueur, thus introducing the world to Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge. At the time, this unique combination of exceptional Cognac and rare Caribbean oranges was audacious and had never been done before. The article 4 Ways to Go Bold This Holiday Season With Grand Marnier Cuvée Louis-Alexandre appeared first on VinePair .
by Hana LaRock7 viewsreading-about-drinkingcognacgrand-marniergrand-marnier-cuvee-louis-alexandreholiday-entertainingliqueur - news
Madrevite - artisanal winemaking connecting Umbria to the world
We are tasting with Nicola Chiucchiurlotto, founder of the organic Madrevite estate located on the border of Tuscany and Umbria on the undulating hills around lake Trasimeno. A common thread in his wines is personality and accessibility, from the labels through to the energetic character of the wines themselves.
by tw20262613@twitter.com (Nick Breeze)6 viewsfeaturedwine-tasting-notebook - news
Orange Wines To Drink While You Hand Out Halloween Candy
When Halloween falls on a weekday in America, we get multiple weekends of parties on both sides of October 31st. In fact, Halloween has become a month-long series of festivities for showing off costume ingenuity to friends IRL and on social media. One upping each other in who can best reference known memes and cultural moments has become the communication of the month, once the calendar turns to fall and the pumpkin spice lattes hit Starbucks. As you pass out candy corn, Reese's peanut butter cups, and all the other delicious orange candies, here are some Orange Wines I recommend you pop and sip as you enjoy the onslaught of awesome costumes at your front door. Source The post Orange Wines To Drink While You Hand Out Halloween Candy appeared first on Wines of Georgia .
by Paul Yanon3 views - news
The 25 Best Cognacs for 2023
If you’re looking for proof of the “premiumization” trend in alcohol, Cognac offers a fine example. Between 2016 and 2021, dollar sales in the U.S. grew a staggering 64.4 percent, according to data from the Distilled Spirits Council, with the “super premium” price range leading the charge. All things told, sales topped out at close to $3.5 billion in 2021, the most recent year for which the organization has published data. It’s hardly surprising that many would be willing to fork out a little extra per bottle or upgrade to more expensive offerings. The article The 25 Best Cognacs for 2023 appeared first on VinePair .
by Tim McKirdy7 viewsbuy-this-boozebest-cognaccognacfrancerankingspirit - news
The Best Wine Tours from Santiago – Chile
If you’re in Santiago and looking to do a wine tour, you’re in luck as Chile’s capital is in perfecting touring distance from many of the country’s best wineries. From exclusive vineyard visits to scenic horseback rides through the Cordillera, and even immersive heritage tours that cover wine from every angle, there’s something for every... View Article The post The Best Wine Tours from Santiago – Chile appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Tania Lee5 viewschile - news
The Enchanting Winelands of South Africa
Discover the South African Winelands In our latest newsletter that was sent out, we entered into the world of wine in South Africa and listed 5 reasons why you should start planning your winter escape. If the mention of wine safaris, ice cream & wine pairings as well as sunset sailing piques your interest then read... View Article The post The Enchanting Winelands of South Africa appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Tristyn7 viewsinspirationtravelwine-regionsbespoke-wine-toursfood-and-wine-pairingstravel-guide - news
Brew Files – Episode 152 – REPLAY – Zen and the Art of Recipe Design
The Brew Is Out There! Last Replay now that Drew’s recovered from whatever that was!On this week’s episode of the Brew Files, Drew and Denny tackle a question dropped on Facebook by listener Dan Tomkins. Dan asked just how do … Continue reading →
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PIONEERING SIJNN WINE ESTATE CELEBRATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY
One of South Africa’s remotest wine farms, Sijnn Estate (pronounced ‘seine’), has just celebrated its 20th anniversary. To mark the occasion the winemaker Charla Bosman (nee Haasbroek) visited Edinburgh to host a memorable vertical tasting of wines back to Sijnn’s founding vintage. Slim petite youthful Bosman looks like an unusual custodian of such an
by Rose Murray Brown7 viewsarticlesred-winessouth-africawhite-wines - news
WV breweries often a family affair
When it comes to owning and operating a small craft brewery in West Virginia, it’s very often a family affair. A marriage not only unites two people, but it also brings two voices together in the operation and management of… Continue Reading… The post WV breweries often a family affair appeared first on BrilliantStream .
by Charles Bockway and Erin McCoy3 viewscraft-beerpodcastwest-virginia - news
SOMM TV – A Conversation About Georgian Wine
SOMM TV sits down with sommelier and winemaker Adrien Rodriguez as he shares his journey from the floor of restaurants to making wine in one of the most ancient regions in the world, Georgia. Source The post SOMM TV – A Conversation About Georgian Wine appeared first on Wines of Georgia .
by Paul Yanon3 views - news
How Is Sake Made?
Have you ever sipped sake and wondered how fermented rice could produce such a smooth, unique drink? As sake experts, we can tell you. Let’s explore the sake-making process. What Is in Sake? Traditional sake recipes are fairly simple, consisting of just a few ingredients. Typical sake ingredients include: Some brewmasters will also add brewers […] The post How Is Sake Made? appeared first on Takara Sake USA, Inc. .
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Throw the Perfect Dinner Party With Sake
A dinner party is a great way to bring friends and family together, but it can be difficult to plan when you’re feeling uninspired in the kitchen. This quick guide to sake for dinner party menus will provide some simple food suggestions and sake pairings you can use to get the creative juices flowing. How […] The post Throw the Perfect Dinner Party With Sake appeared first on Takara Sake USA, Inc. .
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Allagash White is the most-awarded Wheat Beer in the world
The post Allagash White is the most-awarded Wheat Beer in the world appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis8 viewsbeer-101inside-allagashbeer-releases-and-brewery-newsblogwhiteallagash-white - news
Ralf’s Gin Of The Week – Bobby’s Schiedam Dry Gin
Today I would like to introduce you to Bobby’s Schiedam Dry Gin, from Bobby’s Gin Company in the Netherlands. In this gin, tradition meets modernity – Schiedham is considered the capital of Genever. Genever is considered the forerunner of gin. The name Genever is derived from the Dutch allesverbes or the French genièvre, which stand […]
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