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The Ghentist Gin – Ginferno Gin Of The Week
The Ghentist Gin A gin that weaves tales of war and resistance with threads of love:Sibling loveLove for homeLove for gin The Brysbaert brothers poured their love into a gin that is truly unique. Both the logo and the bottle reference the history of the city of Ghent – you can even spot the city […]
by Mangesh Nayak17 viewsgin-of-the-week - news
April 18, 2025: My Favorite Wine (at the moment)
The post April 18, 2025: My Favorite Wine (at the moment) appeared first on Kalasi Cellars .
by gregatkalasicellars9 viewsuncategorized - news
Best Wines For Women - Suggested Bottles To Buy, Pair, And Gift
Love for wine is intrinsic to us all and taste knows no gender! That being said, certain wine styles have captured the hearts (and palates) of women like others did not. Wine is more than just a drink, it's an experience and a reflection of one'.. Read More
by Wine & Champagne Gifts Blog4 views - news
Il Diritto di tappo: scopri come portare il tuo vino nei ristoranti e risparmiare!
Sei un appassionato di vino? Ti piacerebbe gustare il tuo vino preferito durante una cena in ristorante senza dover spendere una fortuna...
by Redazione5 viewspupi-teach - news
【Tour Liberation Information】Toa Shuzo grand opened the Hanyu Distillery Visitor Center! Reservations for tours are now being accepted.
Toa Shuzo to Hold Grand Opening of Hanyu Distillery Visitor Center on May 16, 2012 and Start Accepting Reservations for Tours (Head office: Hanyu City, Saitama Prefecture, President: Yasuhisa Nakata) announced on April 17, 2025 the grand opening of the Hanyu Distillery Visitor Center on May 16, 2025, a facility for tours of the Hanyu […]
by TERUHO5 viewsnews - news
Nine spring and summer wine events you don’t want to miss
Summer is always a good time to visit wine country and these great events are an even better reason to go. Over the next few months there are concerts, parties, train rides and even a few wine-soaked events beyond the Okanagan Valley. Here’s just a taste of what’s going on. BC Wine month Until April […] The post Nine spring and summer wine events you don’t want to miss appeared first on VITIS .
by Vitis Magazine19 viewssips-and-nibblesevents - news
Apple TV’s The Studio, A What We’re Watching Update, and DRINKS!
______________________________ Subscribe to the show: Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Audible, or Google. Please rate and review the show on your favorite Podcast platform, and if you have any questions or comments, message us here, or send us an email at boozedancing@gmail.com. ______________________________ Everyone loves a bookend. We sure do. We like to start a podcast […]
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The Next Round: Ryan made a sober pact with his mum
Not many people kick off their sobriety journey with a pact made with their mum – but for Ryan and his mum, it worked. And it’s transformed both of their lives. For Ryan, the energy he unlocked by quitting drinking didn’t just stay bottled up – it burst open a world of new opportunities. And […] The post The Next Round: Ryan made a sober pact with his mum appeared first on Club Soda .
by Laura Willoughby7 viewspodcast - news
【Gaia Flow Shizuoka Distillery】Private Cask 2025 Program
The Gaiaflow Shizuoka Distillery Private Cask 2025 program makes your dream of becoming a “whisky cask owner” come true.Choose your favorite flavor from a wide variety of combinations and spend time growing together with your own whisky. Surrounded by the nature of Shizuoka, the whisky is nurtured in casks for many years, and each cask […]
by TERUHO2 viewscask-owner - news
Flying in 2025? You’ll Need REAL ID to Take Off
What You Need to Know About REAL ID and the Upcoming Deadline for Domestic Travel We know you’ve all been keeping a close eye on ETIAS for Europe and ESTA for the UK, asking a ton of questions and getting Continue reading "Flying in 2025? You’ll Need REAL ID to Take Off" → The post Flying in 2025? You’ll Need REAL ID to Take Off appeared first on Bon Beer Voyage .
by admin5 viewsbeer-beer-travel-articles - news
The Great Undoing for Parents in Recovery
One of the greatest challenges of being a parent in recovery is finding the time and emotional space to be a parent and engage in the recovery process.
by Sarah Allen Benton LMHC, LPC, LCPC, AADC2 views - news
【Release Information】 “BEAT EMOTION -ROMANTICIST-“, the second whisky produced in collaboration with Tomoyasu Hotei, has finally been released.
BEAT EMOTION –ROMANTICIST-, the second whisky produced in collaboration with Tomoyasu Hotei, is finally available! 1. BEAT EMOTION -ROMANTICIST- 1-1. Product Information On April 16, Tomoyasu Hotei will release his 8th album “GUITARHYTHM Ⅷ”, the latest in the “GUITARHYTHM” series. To coincide with this memorable occasion, Nagahama Distillery has teamed up with Tomoyasu Hotei again […]
by TERUHO7 viewsnew-release - news
【Release Information】The fourth release of the Sangokushi 8 REMAKE x Saburomaru Distillery collaboration whisky is a single cask with a “Shoukyou” design.
Sangokushi 8 REMAKE x Saburomaru Distillery collaboration whisky on sale! The fourth release is a single cask with a “Shoukyou” design 1. single cask Saburomaru “Shoukyou” #210059 1-1. product information Shoukyou Wife of Shu-yu. Known as a woman of great beauty, she was called “Nikyou” together with “Daikyou”, who married Sun Ce. She […]
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New CEO for Wine Growers BC
For the past 11 years, as executive director of B.C.’s Alliance of Beverage Licensees (ABLE BC), Jeff Guignard has been the calm, thoughtful presence championing the interests of liquor, hospitality and cannabis retail businesses. Now, at one of the most challenging times in the province’s wine industry, he’s stepping into the role of CEO at […] The post New CEO for Wine Growers BC appeared first on VITIS .
by Vitis Magazine21 viewssips-and-nibbles - news
From the Road: Matt & Alesong head to South Korea
Checking in from South Korea!
by Team Alesong2 views - news
What Happened to Bottle Shares?
This question was discussed recently on a social media forum dedicated to craft beer: What happened to the phenomenon known as bottle shares?
by Paul22 viewseconomyeventsindustrytrendsbottle-sharescovid-19 - news
Casey Jones Distillery Announces “The Finish Line” – A Premium Three-Bottle Release Celebrating Innovation and Craft in the Heart of Bourbon Country
Casey Jones Distillery unveils The Finish Line, a limited three-bottle release timed with Derby weekend. Preorders are open through May 4, with in-person events May 2–3 at the distillery.
by Cody James4 views - news
Why Wine-Touched Tequilas are Trending
Tequilas aged in wine casks have become trendy recently, as producers play with different barrel influences. But “Rosa” tequilas, like “cristalino”, aren’t an official category. Blanco tequilas rested in red... The post Why Wine-Touched Tequilas are Trending appeared first on TasteTequila .
by Grover5 viewsblog - news
Whiskey Review: Penelope Wheated Bourbon
Introduction We’re back with another offering from Penelope, a brand we've always appreciated for their well-crafted sourced whiskeys. Today, we’re reviewing Penelope Wheated Bourbon , a four-grain bourbon that leans into wheat as its secondary grain. Like their other expressions, this is sourced from MGP—an Indiana distillery that consistently produces excellent whiskey. This bottle clocks in at 95 proof , with a mash bill of 74% corn, 16% wheat, 7% rye, and 3% malted barley . It’s non-age stated, but we know it’s at least four years old . Let’s dive in. This review is taken from our episode " Ratatouille / Penelope Wheated Bourbon ." Click the link to listen to this review in audio format. Nose Bob: It smells like a sort of less viscous, kind of thinner, bright wheated bourbon to me. Notes of orange zest, peach, and red apple peel. It’s got all those nice fruity notes we love. I don’t quite get the cherry cola that you get with more wel
by Robert Book and Bradley Paul Gee2 views - news
Sake 101: What is Sparkling Sake?
What exactly is sparkling sake? Read on to find out how it is made, what it tastes like, and where you can find it!
by hello mai sake4 viewswhat-is-sake - news
【Lottery sales information】 CHIHAYA
Japanese whisky “CHIHAYA”, carefully selected by masters, from Sato Shochu Manufactory, established in 1905, is now on sale by lottery. 1. Japanese whisky “CHIHAYA １‐１．Product Information CHIHAYA is a Japanese whisky produced by Sato Shochu Works, which has been making shochu for 100 years in Miyazaki. It has spent a quiet life in American […]
by TERUHO7 viewsnew-release - news
Episode 207 – Fonio, Fonio, What The Heck Are You, Fonio?
The hot new brewing grain is actually thousands of years old. Fonio, a staple hardy crop from West Africa is now available for brewing purposes where it can yield interesting results including grain derived tropical fruit flavors. Ashton Lewis walks … Continue reading →
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Fonio Gold
Drew’s first brew that he used to explore the new hotness that is Fonio Recipe Author: Drew Beechum Beer Style: Blond Ale Batch Size: 6.6 Boil Time: 60 minutes Original Gravity: 1.054 Est Final Gravity: 1.011 IBUs: 32 SRM: 4 … Continue reading →
by Experimental-Brewing20 viewsrecipesipa - news
Brew Day & Tasting Notes North Shore Brewers 2025 Q1 Australian Sparkling Ale
When Australian Sparkling Ale was the style pulled at random for my club, the North Shore Brewers first in-club competition of the year, the reaction was “huh?” and “what?”. That is because nobody had ever tasted or brewed an Australian Sparkling Ale. That’s is partially true. I brewed an extract kit from Northern Brewer back in 2015. While my initial tasting notes were positive, I recall not finishing the batch and dumping some of the bottles. The recipe kit has since been discontinued. The Pride of Ringwood hops used in the kit and by Cooper’s Sparkling Ale are also no longer available from any homebrew retailer in the US at least that I could find. Back to the drawing board it was. During January’s virtual club meeting we were chatting with Charlie Cummings, Head Brewer at Remnant Brewing. Charlie raised a fair point, is a style with one main example really a style? For Australian Sparkling Ale, the example is Coopers Australian Ale. I had that beer one time at a b
by noreply@blogger.com (Jason Chalifour)30 viewsaustralian-sparkling-alebrew-dayextractnorth-shore-brewerstasting-notes