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We're Donating a Barrel Pick to Help Eastern Kentucky Recover From Recent Flooding
Please join us in supporting The Kentucky Bourbon Benefit in response to the recent floods.
by Cody James6 viewsdistillery-news - news
Triple Melon Mint Frozen Marg
A frozen, layered cocktail recipe with tequila, fresh melon, lime, mint, and cucamelons perfect for summertime cocktail hour. Plus a few pet chickens milling around.
by Kate Richards6 viewstequila - news
Cheap Caribbean Daiquiri
Happy National RUM DAY! Mixing up a Watermelon Daiquiri with CheapCaribbean to celebrate summer & dreaming of all the fun beach destinations on their website! The Daiquiri is my favorite cocktail to make with rum and this one has a twist with watermelon and limoncello to bring all the RUM VIBES! Recipe: 1.5 ounces white […]
by jamesstevenson3 viewsliqueurrecipesrumdaiquiri - news
It's that time of year again!
As a longtime Rosé aficionado, I never expected the pink stuff would be as widely accepted as it currently is. Two recent experiences made this quite clear. The first, was at Napa’s Whole Food Market, where I noted there were more than fifty different producers on the shelves, from both foreign and domestic. Secondly, after that attention-getter, I browsed Wine.com, one of the more thorough Internet sources for wines of all types and provenance, to see what was currently available. You may not be surprised, but I was; there were 450 Rosés listed. As you might expect, most of the offerings (170), came from France, with California in second place at 150, with Italy and Spain next with 21 each. The tabulation continued down to Hungary and a couple other countries with one each. Moreover, in addition to country, the web site also offered the following sort options for those looking for something quite specific: country subregion, specific vintage, latest price, recent
by noreply@blogger.com (tom)3 views - news
Little Animals makes mammoth beer impact
There’s nothing more fun than discovering a tiny, off-the-radar brewery that produces hugely good beer. Little Animals Brewery in Johnson City, Tennessee is one of those nuggets. From some of my funky beer loving friends, I’d been hearing of their… Continue Reading… The post Little Animals makes mammoth beer impact appeared first on BrilliantStream .
by Charles Bockway and Erin McCoy3 viewsappalachiacraft-beerpodcastroad-tripsjohnson-citylittle-animals - news
Barrel Cuts Earn Platinum Distinction in Fred MInick's 2022 ASCOT Awards
Both spirits walk away with Platinum in first award showing.
by Cody James6 viewsdistillery-news - news
PU Heads to Oregon
<img src="https://img1.wsimg.com/isteam/ip/5a6dda85-2308-4330-b9e5-3940be4fde01/image000000.jpg"/><p>Now that our Under the Radar California series is over we are traveling to the Pacific Northwest to do a profile on Oregon wines. Stay tuned for some
by Peninsula Underground3 views - news
Summer's Deceptive Drinks
In 1993, parents were infuriated that a drink called Zima was on the market.
by Sarah Allen Benton LMHC, LPC, LCPC, AADC1 view - news
Chestnut Brew Works makes big move
PROJECT CANCELLED. Brilliant Stream learned that this project was cancelled when Chestnut Brew Works decided not to move to the new location (Winter 2023). We have not yet heard if the building owner is seeking another brewery partner to open… Continue Reading… The post Chestnut Brew Works makes big move appeared first on BrilliantStream .
by Charles Bockway and Erin McCoy3 viewsbreweriescraft-beernewspodcastwest-virginiachestnut-brew-works - news
The New House of DWC
Well, here we are. Finally.
by Kate Richards6 viewshome-decorhome-tour - news
Wild Sicilian Strawberry Spritz
This blog is sponsored by La Marca Prosecco Rosé Let’s Celebrate! What is one thing y’all have celebrated this year so FAR? I’ll go first; moving to NYC! I keep celebrating this milestone & there is NOTHING better than sharing a glass of bubbles with friends. This is why I always have a bottle of […]
by jamesstevenson3 viewsrecipessparkling-wine-winespritz - news
FLORIDA CANE RUM
Rum belongs in the tropics. Originating from the Caribbean, this naturally sweet and bold liquor is enjoyed worldwide and famously featured in cocktails such as the Mai Tai, Piña Colada and Daiquiri. Some may say there is no better place to be than a pristine beach with a rum cocktail in hand — and at 30A Distilling Co, we couldn’t agree more. Our line of Florida rums will transport you to your favorite strip of sun and sand with a single sip. Thoughtfully made at our Florida craft distillery with regionally sourced ingredients, each variety captures the spirit of 30A. Seacrest Community Rum Our flagship rum is named after a beloved neighborhood on 30A, the Seacrest Community. Old school, laid back and beautiful, the relaxed vibe of Seacrest Beach, Florida perfectly matched the vision for our Florida rum. Made simply from Louisiana cane sugar, molasses, water and yeast, Seacrest Community Rum’s local ingredients shine. Enjoy neat to experience the full flavor profile, inclu
by High-Proof Creative1 view - news
The Beaches of 30A
HWY 30A’s pristine beaches are known worldwide. When visiting the area, it can be overwhelming - there are so many things to do on 30A! We’ve compiled a list of 30A Distilling Co’s favorite beach spots for fun in the sun, outdoors activities, and soaking up the best of what our home has to offer. Seagrove Beach Seagrove Beach , Florida is a classic 30A destination. A mix of old and new Florida, families have frolicked on his sun soaked beach since the 1940s. Boasting more public beach access points than any other on 30A, Seagrove is a laid back gem. Named for the beautiful trees that surround it, this serene beach is the inspiration for our Seagrove Community Vodka — best enjoyed with your favorite mixer under the shade of the area’s historic live oaks. Blue Mountain Beach Blue Mountain Beach, Florida is the epitome of pristine natural beauty. As the highest peak on the Gulf of Mexico (a massive elevation of 65 feet above sea level), this ‘mountain’ is covered in blue lupin
by High-Proof Creative1 view - news
Jeff McKay on craft beer bar success
The post Jeff McKay on craft beer bar success appeared first on BrilliantStream .
by Charles Bockway and Erin McCoy3 viewscraft-beerpodcastwest-virginiahuntingtonwvsummit-beer-station - news
Celebrating National Tequila Day at Iberostar Playa Mita with CheapCaribbean
At the amazing Iberostar Playa Mita, the lobby bar was one of my favorite places to sit & grab a cocktail, from Margaritas to Carajillos; they had everything! However, if you’re able to make the time, the tequila & mezcal tasting was an EPIC Experience. It started with a Margarita that was enhanced with 2 […]
by jamesstevenson5 viewsbarsrestaurantsreviewstravelcheapcaribbeaniberostar - news
Frozen Painkiller
We ordered our first Frozen Painkiller from The Longboard on St. John a few years ago after a great day exploring the beautiful sandy beaches on the north shore. Painkillers have been one of our go-to favorites for a long, long time (find out more about this popular drink here) – ever since we tried … Continue reading "Frozen Painkiller" The post Frozen Painkiller appeared first on Rum Therapy .
by Rum Therapy9 viewsrum-recipesfrozen-painkillerfrozen-rum-drinkspainkiller-reciperum-recipe - news
Alti Wine Exchange Indexes: 2021 overview and trends for 2022
Wine investors had a great year in 2021. All indexes showed a robust growth in the last year with Californian and Argentinian indexes among two leaders. This trend continued in 2022 even despite the fall in the stock market
by Paulo Pinto5 viewsnewswine-trading-academy - news
We Asked 7 Bottle Shop Owners: What’s Your Favorite Sake Right Now?
Sake’s rise to mainstream popularity can be attributed to many things, such as the surge of sake bars popping up around the country and the recent, yet growing, interest in sake-infused cocktails. There’s one place, in particular, that shouldn’t be overlooked when it comes to discovering new, exciting sakes, and that’s your local wine shop. The article We Asked 7 Bottle Shop Owners: What’s Your Favorite Sake Right Now? appeared first on VinePair .
by Jessica Fields7 viewsreading-about-drinkingsakewe-askedyuzu-sake - news
The Uniform Law Commission – Encouraging Consistent State by State Definitions, Protocols and Procedures
The Uniform Law Commission was founded in 1892 to formulate uniform and model laws for the States to consider adopting to ensure consistency in commerce, child custody rules, easement relocations, and accuracy of criminal records, among others, between the States. Over 300 model and uniform acts have been completed and presented to the various states as recommendations and best practices. As nationwide commerce grew so did the number of uniform and model acts. The ULC works by consensus among the members and observers.
by Robert M. Tobiassen3 views - news
Comte Armand – A Vertical of Pommard Clos des Epeneaux
A ‘flight’ not to be missed. Vintages 2017 to 1990 Recently, we were fortunate to be approached by a long-standing (and very generous) customer to taste through a flight of vintages (with the 1990 thrown in from Charles Lea’s own cellar) from an estate that has featured in almost every Burgundy offer we have published […]
by Tom Lorimer6 viewsl-s-postclos-des-epeneauxcomte-armandpinot-noirpommardtasting - news
Basil Berry Fizz
This blog post is sponsored by La Marca Prosecco Let’s celebrate summer with a FUN & EASY cocktail featuring La Marca Prosecco. This Basil Berry Fizz cocktail is so festive with summer berries and full of Italian bubbly hospitality. La Marca is perfect for cocktails because it is light-bodied, crisp, and has a hint of […]
by jamesstevenson3 viewsginrecipessparkling-wine-winefizzprosecco - news
Josephinenhütte stemware: a seminar with Kurt Josef Zalto
We recently attended an informative seminar led by sommelier André Mack and 6th generation glass designer Kurt Josef Zalto to present Kurt’s own lineup of stemware called Josephinenhütte. Zalto founded this company in early 2019 and chose the name to honor a glassworks company founded in 1842 in central Europe by Count Leopold von Schaffgotsch […] The post Josephinenhütte stemware: a seminar with Kurt Josef Zalto appeared first on The Napa Wine Project .
by Dave5 viewsblog - news
The Allagash Internship Program
The post The Allagash Internship Program appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis7 viewsb-corporationinside-allagashbeer-releases-and-brewery-newsblog - news
Drinking Florida Whiskey
Drinking Florida Whiskey When in Santa Rosa Beach, FL, searching ‘whiskey distillery near me’ may not be the first thing that comes to mind. While the South is Bourbon country, Kentucky reigns as home of the category. In the past decade, craft distillers around the globe have offered their own contributions to the world of whiskey, creating an exciting new space for innovation. At 30A Distilling Co, we’re putting a regional spin on Bourbon from our Florida whiskey distillery. Visit us for an exclusive 30A whiskey tasting! When setting out to create a Florida Bourbon, we drew our inspiration from the natural beauty of the beaches along HWY 30A. We knew we wanted something pristine — an easy drinking whiskey that captured the gulf coast spirit. After a meticulous production process of sourcing, blending and aging 4 at least years, our Blue Mountain Beach Bourbon was born. Inspired by the stunning simplicity of the west end spot it’s named for, Blue Mountain Beach Bourbo
by High-Proof Creative1 view