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The Definitive Guide to Perfect Thanksgiving Wine Pairings
With the weather turning icy and the neighborhood ablaze with vibrant foliage, heralding the start of the holiday season, the anticipation is set to sizzle. Thanksgiving looms on our doorstep, bringing its much-anticipated charm and annual tapestry of gratitude. It’s a time that warms hearts, w.. Read More
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Michael’s GIN OF THE WEEK – D GIN White Lemon
In autumn, I entered my favorite bar, surrounded by warm wood tones and atmospheric lighting. At the counter, I ordered a D Gin White Lemon for the first time. As almost always, the question of the tonic arose. Should it be Thomas Henry Indian Tonic Water or Fever Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water? I opted for […]
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Pop the Cork and Pour a Glass: Embracing the Whimsy of 2024's Wine Holidays!
Wine lovers, connoisseurs, and even those who just love a good excuse to uncork a bottle – rejoice! The calendar has flipped, and 2024 is...
by Erica Taylor4 views - news
Furneaux Distillery: Through Rugged Isolation – Perfection Soars!
Chapter 26 in our series of celebrating Australian whisky takes us to Furneaux distillery at Flinders Island where the intense connections between people and the land synergise as one to create a whisky wonderland unlike any other Australia has to offer. Image courtesy of Furneaux Distillery Flinders Island lies in eastern Bass Strait, between Tasmania […] The post Furneaux Distillery: Through Rugged Isolation – Perfection Soars! appeared first on The Old Barrelhouse .
by Ross24 viewsaustralian-whiskytasmania - news
Borders Distillery and Experimental Whisky
Borders Distillery in Hawick was the first scotch whisky distillery to open in the Borders since 1837. The distillery received a planning permission back in 2015 and the first spirit run took place in March 2018. The distillery is in […] The post Borders Distillery and Experimental Whisky appeared first on On the Sauce Again .
by Inka Larissa30 viewsginvodkawhiskyborders-distillerydistillerypuffing-billy-vodka - news
Traditional Restaurants in Madrid
Madrid is a global cosmopolitan city with a diverse food scene to match, but the city retains a love of traditional eateries of the type lost to time in many cities.
by Jane Gregg17 viewsrestaurants - news
Platter's by Diners Club South African Wine Guide 2024 is here!
The eagerly awaited 2024 edition of South Africa’s original and still favourite wine adviser, Platter’s Guide, is here, with a rich,...
by Erica Taylor8 viewsnews - news
De Krans Wines – the R62 family destination you can’t miss
De Krans Wines is a must–visit destination in Calitzdorp along the popular Route 62. Nestled between the Swartberg mountains, De Krans Wines has much to offer to visitors over the summer and festive season. Known for their award-winning wines, embrace the opportunity to taste the […] The post De Krans Wines – the R62 family destination you can’t miss appeared first on De Krans Wines .
by admin8 viewseventswine - news
Episode 187 – All About the IBU Part 1
Denny’s revisiting a few of our favorite hop centric topics and in this episode brings together our interview with Glenn Tinseth and the results of our IBU experiment. Episode Links: Homebrewers Association: https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/experimental Patreon Remember even a buck is good for … Continue reading →
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Karina’s Gin Of The Week – Gin from ‘Bimmerle KG’
Gin from ‘Bimmerle KG’ Can it be a little bigger? 3 liters of gin – that’s enough to make your heart beat faster We were on the way home from our summer vacation this year. The car was thirsty and we were hungry, so we drove out near Salzburg and filled up the car. There […]
by Karina9 viewsgin-of-the-week - news
Featuring the North Carolina Winegrowers Association
This episode features Hailey Klepcyk, the current President of the North Carolina Winegrowers Association! Hailey gives us a brief history of the association. When then move into discussing the upcoming annual Winegrowers Conference taking place in February 2024. After the break, we talk about the ongoing events that are hosted around the state including theContinue reading →
by Matt Kemberling22 viewspodcastcork-talk-season-5nc-wine - news
Tapas Bars in Madrid
Tapas bars might be Spain’s singular difference from the rest of the eating world. Where else do people crowd into standing room only often tiny bars to eat?
by Jane Gregg15 viewsrestaurants - news
Brew Files – 153 – Barrels and Alternatives
The Brew Is Out There! You can’t walk into a brewery without tripping over a barrel aged stout, but barrels aren’t the most practical choice for homebrewers. (Not that that ever stopped anyone!) Drew sits down with Desi Hall of … Continue reading →
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Cranberry Margarita
Give your taste buds a treat with a delicious Cranberry Margarita. This sweet and tangy pitcher cocktail is simple to make and makes an ideal contribution to any occasion. The post Cranberry Margarita appeared first on The Cookie Rookie® .
by Becky Hardin26 viewschristmascocktailsdrinksfruitholiday-recipesmexican - news
L’Ordre des Coteaux de Champagne d’Angleterre du Nord and Gardet
The Ordre des Coteaux de Champagne d’Angleterre du Nord, held its 50th Anniversary Celebration Gala Dinner and Investiture at Manchester Hall on Friday 10 November 2023. The Investiture ceremony was presided by Ordre's Commandeur Christophe Juarez and other Ordre's Dignitaries. This fabulous occasion was marked with a fine selection of champagnes served, including the Gardet Millésime 2012 Extra-Brut, in magnum.
by admin-gardet14 viewschampagnesevents - news
Bushmills Causeway Coast. 1999 and 2010 Cask Releases
Bushmills Irish Whiskey tell me that they have just unveiled two expressions from its 2023 Causeway Collection which will be available exclusively on the island of Ireland. These expressions are part of the 2023 release, the fourth, of the Causeway Collection from “the world’s oldest licenced whiskey distillery“. Curated and selected by Bushmills’ Master Blender, Alex […]
by Whiskey Blogger20 views4-pooka-irish-whiskey5-pooka-irish-whiskeybushmillsirish-whiskey-newsirish-whiskey-press-releasesstuart-s-whiskey-blog - news
Irish University Courses in Brewing and Distilling
In recent years I have been privileged to be involved in the development of Brewing and Distilling programmes in Irish Universities. I have been particularly involved with the development and roll out of the Brewing and Distilling undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in TU Dublin as both a postgraduate student and and as an industry partner […]
by Whiskey Blogger16 viewseducation-and-trainingirish-whiskeystuart-s-whiskey-blogwalsh-whiskeywhiskey-bloggerwhiskey-videos - news
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 Moynahan2 views - 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 .
by Rum Therapy22 viewsrumrum-therapy-blogbrazilbrazilian-rumcachaciercachasa - news
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, AADC2 views - 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 Yanon4 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 […]
by Andrè11 viewsgin-of-the-week - news
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)4 views