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The Ultimate End-of-Summer Food & Wine Pairing – No grill needed.
The knock-your-socks-off end-of-summer pairing is a no-heat, no meat even, match with Napa Cabernet or really any favorite red wine with some grip and spunk. Tomatoes+basil+Cabernet=music for your mouth. The post The Ultimate End-of-Summer Food & Wine Pairing – No grill needed. appeared first on Andrea Wine .
by Andrea9 viewsuncategorized - news
Dave’s Wines, The Club Launches!
Dave’s Wines began as a value-added service to readers of the Napa Wine Project in 2023. Since 2006 Dave has visited, tasted and interviewed more than 1,150 wineries and brands in Napa Valley and created extensive written reviews of each one. He continues to revisit wineries and stay current with the pulse of Napa Valley. […] The post Dave’s Wines, The Club Launches! appeared first on The Napa Wine Project .
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‘Beyond Bordeaux’ – September releases from La Place
I have been fortunate enough this year to visit America twice – once North, once South, to visit some of the most iconic wineries both have to offer. A hardship undertaken in order to bring the most up to date insights on the so called ‘September Series’. A collection of wine released via Bordeaux’s La […]
by Jack Chapman24 viewsl-s-postoutsidersargentinachilefine-winenew-release - news
Georgia Is Famous for Orange Wine. It Can Do So Much More.
A growing contingent of Georgia wine industry insiders are waging an informal influence campaign to elevate the country’s vast array of wines. It’s a battle of perception: Although the number of Georgian wines exported to the United States hovers just under a million bottles—an increase of more than 3.5 times over between 2012 and 2022—Georgian wine largely remains a specialty offering. That’s because it’s closely associated with amber wine, also called orange wine. This white wine is aged on skins, which lends it a signature orange hue. Georgia has become known for producing these amber wines in qvevri, or large clay pots, which are generally buried underground and fall into the natural wine category. They have been a part of Georgia’s history for thousands of years. Source The post Georgia Is Famous for Orange Wine. It Can Do So Much More. appeared first on Wines of Georgia .
by Paul Yanon4 views - news
Emerging Wine Regions
Exploring wines from new and emerging regions is one of the most exciting aspects for a wine connoisseur. Persistence, passion and innovation keep the winemaking industry growing and evolving, and for wine lovers that means more wine to appreciate and specialties to experience. Whether you are traveling to experience these new regions or just appreciating […] The post Emerging Wine Regions appeared first on Northern AZ Luxury Living Magazine .
by Bea Lueck29 viewslifestylewinery-vineyard - news
Our Favorite Sightseeing Spots around Portland, Maine
The post Our Favorite Sightseeing Spots around Portland, Maine appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis36 viewsvisit-maineblogportlandsightseeingeastern-promenadepeaks-island-ferry - news
The Gin Cooperative Awards 2023 Finalists
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Exploring the Enchanting Casablanca Valley: A Haven for Wine Enthusiasts
For those of you less familiar with the wine regions of Chile, if we were to mention the Casablanca Valley you’d be forgiven for conjuring up images of a certain black and white film which goes by a similar name. Located between the city of Santiago and the shores of the Pacific Ocean, this picturesque... View Article The post Exploring the Enchanting Casablanca Valley: A Haven for Wine Enthusiasts appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Tania Lee21 viewscasablanca-valleychile - news
Orange You Glad We Made Rum
Our latest liquor release comes in the form of a fresh orange rum inspired by Inlet Beach along the Florida coastline. Inlet Beach is one of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in South Walton, with the largest regional beach access, white sand, clear turquoise waters, and close proximity to a reef, viewable by snorkeling, paddle boarding, or kayaking. It’s no wonder we named our refreshing and tropical rum after Inlet Beach. To create our newest spirit, we started with our classic Florida rum as the base. We make this using Louisiana cane sugar and black strap molasses. Our original rum smells of fresh cut hay, honey, and ripe banana, and features a smooth taste of fresh mint with a clean, lingering stone fruit sweetness. At our Florida craft distillery, we then take our original rum and add fresh honeybell oranges from 331 Farmers Market located in Freeport, Florida. We use fresh honeybell oranges, which are a type of tangelo, a hybrid of the Dancy tangerine and Duncan grap
by High-Proof Creative2 views - news
Wineyard – London’s Newest Wine Tasting Event – 10th September!!
GET READY TO SIP, SLURP AND SHOP! INTRODUCING WINEYARD, A BRAND NEW INDEPENDENT WINE MARKET FOR LONDON’S WINE CURIOUS! We’re super excited about the latest wine event to hit London. It’s a brand new, one-day event dedicated to all of our favourite drinks, wine! Launching on Sunday 10th September at the Round Chapel, Clapton, Wineyard is a... View Article The post Wineyard – London’s Newest Wine Tasting Event – 10th September!! appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
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Our Top Tip for a Weekend Escape in Sussex
Sussex has been on our radar for many years for its stunning countryside views, its quaint villages and more recently for the revolutionary nature of the food and wine scene here. With more Brits looking for short wine and food escapes, we are doing all the hard work and are also on the hunt for... View Article The post Our Top Tip for a Weekend Escape in Sussex appeared first on Winerist Magazine .
by Tania Lee13 viewsengland - news
Brew Files – 148 – Loafing Around with Jeff
The Brew Is Out There! Bread and beer have been intertwined across human history and so in the spirit of home fermentation, we talked with Jeff Renner, an experienced homebrewer and even more experienced baker to talk the ancient art … Continue reading →
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Our Favorite Easy Hikes near Portland, Maine
The post Our Favorite Easy Hikes near Portland, Maine appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis22 viewsvisit-maineblogeasy-hikespresumpscotbaxter-woodsbradbury-mountain - news
Karina´s Gin Of The Week – Gin Rouge Mosel Dry Gin
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Karina’s Gin Of The Week – Gin Rouge Mosel Dry Gin
For this Gin of the week, I am drawn to the steep and sunny slopes of the terraced Moselle. That’s where the small, furry, and somewhat inconspicuous Prunus Persica, also known as the red vineyard peach, grows. This fruity aroma bomb meets a classic dry gin in Wajos’ Gin Rouge Mosel Dry Gin. The Red […]
by Karina12 viewsgin-of-the-week - news
Back At It... A New Day, a New Deal, a New Web Site
Relaunch of the B.C. Pinot Noir blog
by Brent Gushowaty4 views - news
Podcast with Parkersburg Brewing
For seven years now, Parkersburg Brewing Company has been navigating the West Virginia beer roads, bringing solid craft brews to our market. The West Virginia Beer Roads podcast crew checked in with Parkersburg Brewing’s owners to get their read on… Continue Reading… The post Podcast with Parkersburg Brewing appeared first on BrilliantStream .
by Charles Bockway and Erin McCoy23 viewsbreweriescraft-beerpodcastwv-barrel-trailparkersburgwv - news
Cultivating Community from the Ground Up
The post Cultivating Community from the Ground Up appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis26 viewsb-corporationinside-allagashphilanthropyblogcultivating-communityhurricane-valley-farm - news
Our Favorite Coastal Day Trips from Portland, Maine
The post Our Favorite Coastal Day Trips from Portland, Maine appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis28 viewsvisit-maineblogfive-islandscamdentenants-harbordamariscotta - news
Let’s chat about Buffalo Trace.
When it comes to longevity, tradition, terroir and innovation, there’s simply one distillery “To Rule Them All”… Buffalo Trace! The Buffalo Trace Distillery is located at 113 Great Buffalo Trace Frankfort, Kentucky USA. It was named in honour of the ancient Buffalo that once traversed the wilderness and the banks of the Kentucky River that […] The post Let’s chat about Buffalo Trace. appeared first on The Old Barrelhouse .
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André´s Gin Of The Week – Devil’s Peak Gin
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André’s Gin Of The Week – Devil’s Peak Gin
Long time passed from my last Gin of the Week… and this time it´s wonderful… Today I present you the Devil’s Peak from unknown lands, located in the Capital Berlin. And it´s not a classic Gin & Tonic. But let´s start from the beginning. Devil’s Peak Gin is a complex Coffee gin with the fresh […]
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Our Favorite Kid-Friendly Places Around Portland, Maine
The post Our Favorite Kid-Friendly Places Around Portland, Maine appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis22 viewsvisit-maineblogkid-friendlychildrens-museum - news
Our Favorite Dog-Friendly Spots around Portland, Maine
The post Our Favorite Dog-Friendly Spots around Portland, Maine appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
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