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Can sommeliers afford to ignore sake?
How is sake impacting the work of the world's best sommeliers? db headed to an international competition in Belgrade to find out. The post Can sommeliers afford to ignore sake? appeared first on The Drinks Business .
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High Violet
The article High Violet appeared first on VinePair .
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Sound & Fury
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Belltown Goddxssxs
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Scrimshaw
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Better Living
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Bunny Slope Dropout
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The Escape Artist
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Pony Express
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RNAG&T
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Mandarin Garibaldi
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Homemade Mead Review
On today’s Murder Table Tasting, we’re taking our lives into our own hands and trying a bit of homebrewed Mead which one of our college age boys concocted. While we’ve tried a Mead or two in our day, we’re far from experts, so this bit of banter is […]
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Easy Beer Games You Can Play At Home
We love seeing customers at our North Denver brewpub location. However, we recognize that sometimes you just want to pick up some tasty beer growlers. And head home for a get together with some friends. Satire has a outrageous number of inappropriate beer growler flavors to go, and bottled spirits from Mystic Mountain Distillery. Head […] The post Easy Beer Games You Can Play At Home appeared first on Satire Brewing .
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2024 Homebrew Highlights
It's been a while since I've written a highlight of the year blog post. Over the past few years, my brewing has bean a bit on and off due to moving house and some disruptions, but I'm glad to say that I was back
by Dean Hume19 viewsbeer-recipesbrewery - news
10 Best Champagnes For Valentine's Day - Each Cupid-Approved!
Calendar turns have announced Valentine’s Day (Feb 14, 2026) soon, and we can understand your anticipation skyrocketing. Whether you consider Valentine’s Day a big deal or not, it is a great chance to rekindle your special bond, whether you’re wooing a sweetheart, dating, engage.. Read More
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10 Refreshing gin cocktails for summer
Discover ten innovative gin cocktails featuring refreshing ingredients like cranberry, rosemary, and cucumber to elevate your summer sipping experience. Cheers to creative, cool drinks!
by Jaclyn Shyptycki11 viewsgin - news
Whiskey Review: Bushmills The Rare Casks 29-Year Pedro Ximénez Cask Finish Irish Whiskey
Introduction Today, we're diving into something truly special: Bushmills “The Rare Casks” 29-Year-Old Pedro Ximénez Cask Finish Irish Whiskey. This bottle is part of Bushmills’ Rare Casks series, and this specific release represents their second offering in that line. Distilled on April 6, 1992, aged 12 years in ex-bourbon barrels, and then transferred to Pedro Ximénez casks for an additional 17 years, it’s bottled at 53% ABV (106 proof). With only 500 bottles available and an MSRP of $750, this is as rare as it gets. Brad and I are eager to break this one down. Last week, we reviewed the Bushmills 30-Year-Old, which set a high bar, but this whiskey has its own unique story to tell. Let’s see how it stacks up. This review is taken from our episode " Mad Max: Fury Road / Bushmills Rare Cask 29-Year Irish Whiskey ." Click the link to listen to this review in audio format. Nose Brad: The nose on this whiskey is incredible. There’s a heavy
by Robert Book and Bradley Paul Gee2 views - news
F/W 24′ Checking In: Morét Brealynn
A common theme about her wines is that Morét seems to be happening into these phenomenal outcomes. In her third vintage, frankly, I’m seeing through the humility. The exceptional wine is no fluke or beginner’s luck, at least anymore. The post F/W 24′ Checking In: Morét Brealynn first appeared on Good Vitis .
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WTF (What the Fermenter!??)
Forget your basic stainless-steel tanks and old-school barrels. Fermentation vessels can be innovative — and beautiful. Here are just a few examples. The post WTF (What the Fermenter!??) appeared first on VITIS .
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Best Wines for Valentine’s Day Gifts 2026 – Romantic Red, White & Sparkling Wines
As February unfolds with its beautiful spring-like embrace, anticipation for Valentine's Day is spreading like creepers among everyone. And if on February 14th 2026, you’re planning to honor your unconditional love, passion, and tenderness for your sweetheart with a Valentine wine, then you’re onto .. Read More
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5 to Try: American-Made Sake
American-made sake is ready for its close-up. The post 5 to Try: American-Made Sake appeared first on Imbibe Magazine .
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The Independent Bottlers of Cognac & Armagnac
Independent bottlers are carving out a distinctive space in the Cognac and Armagnac world, introducing a fresh and dynamic approach to these classic French spirits. While the industry has long been defined by its traditions, family legacies, and established houses, independent bottlers bring a wave of originality, modernity, and boldness. By sourcing unique casks, emphasizing [...]
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Dining Out in 2024: A milestone
A mostly fictional account of visiting a franchise restaurant It was a confluence of unfortunate circumstances and bad judgement that led me to taking a three year-old to a suburban mall the week after Christmas. There were things to return, a late gift to pick up, and we were catching an afternoon movie nearby. “It’ll … Continue reading Dining Out in 2024: A milestone →
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It’s 2025 and New Laws for the Alcoholic Beverage Industry are Here, or Coming Soon
The California legislature adopted, and the Governor approved, several amendments to the state’s alcohol laws this past year (with many amendments already in effect) and several new statutes creating privileges and responsibilities.
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