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Jens’ Gin Of The Week – Čoh Gin
It is a very good week to introduce and taste a new gin in the GINferno.APP and to taste it. First, Easter is just around the corner and secondly follows shortly after the long ear with gift basket a GINferno Gintasting with just this Coh Gin in the lineup. Sufficient reason, therefore, for an extensive […]
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Andrè’s Gin Of The Week – Muscatel Distilled Gin
Muscatel Distilled Gin is a special gin. According to the manufacturer, ripe muscatel grapes are used in the distillation process.Therefore, the first “nipper” should be really pure. Let your thoughts drift towards summer, friends, garden parties.Cheerful, playful, a gin in its purest culture. I myself have the feeling that the grape lends it a little […]
by Andrè7 viewsgin-of-the-week - news
Day 1 & 2 – Bordeaux 2022 Tour
And we’re off, scouting Châteaux for the best of Bordeaux 2022. Our head of Private Clients, Jack Chapman is sending us his notes and impressions, giving us a verbal tour of some of the finest wines of Bordeaux’s right bank, and the team’s take on the mystifying 2022 vintage. The first visits include: Château Nénin […]
by Jack Chapman22 views2022-bordeaux-en-primeurl-s-postbordeauxen-primeurfine-winefrance - news
Dock Street x PAWS Found Friends, a Hazy IPA Benefiting Philly's Homeless Pets
Come for Canning Day on May 2, and then come back with your furry BFF for the Launch Party on May 4! Beer drinkers and animal lovers rejoice! You can soon enjoy a flavorful hazy IPA that benefits the Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society. Found Friends, Dock Street’s newest brew, is 6.5% ABV with 65 IBU and hopped with Idaho 7 and Motueka. For every 4-pack sold, $1 will be donated to support PAWS’ mission of making Philadelphia a no-kill city for four-legged friends like Lilith (pictured right).
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Frank’s Gin Of The Week – Turicum Dry Gin – London Dry Gin
Today we go to Switzerland. Turicum London Dry Gin from Zurich, is distilled from 12 select ingredients. These include lime blossoms, hand-picked fir tips from Zurich, voatsiperifery pepper and rose hips. The botanicals already read very interesting. As soon as Turicum Dry Gin leaves its distinctive clay bottle for the nose, it exudes spicy, peppery […]
by Frank7 viewsgin-of-the-week - news
In The Wine Light – North Carolina Wine Month 2023
May is North Carolina Wine Month. Celebrate everything you love about #NCWine!
by Joe Brock19 viewsin-the-wine-lightnc-wine - news
Farming in Service of Nature
Loss of biodiversity may be humanity’s greatest threat, even more than climate change. Food production is the primary cause. At Dodon, we seek to reverse this trend and thus enhance the ecosystem services that will allow us to reduce our physical and chemical footprint…
by Regina Mc Carthy20 viewsfarmvineyardoccasional-notes - news
The English Whisky Map - 5th Edition
The English Whisky Map, detailing 49 English whisky distilleries
by Chris Jaume10 viewsdiscovery - news
The Ultimate Cajun Chicken Pizza and Red Wine Pairing
Pizza evenings are one of my favourite ways to relax and have fun with friends and family! Delicious homemade pizza, excellent local wine and fantastic company – it doesn’t get much better than that! Cajun Chicken Pizza and RW The Blend Pairing My go-to when pairing pizza with wine is a medium to full-bodied red […] The post The Ultimate Cajun Chicken Pizza and Red Wine Pairing appeared first on Inspired Living SA .
by Fiona Rossiter26 viewsfood-and-winerecipesslidertastewinecajun-chicken-pizza - news
The Cognac Conundrum: Why the World’s Most Celebrated Brandy Is Ignored in Its Homeland
About 212.5 million bottles of Cognac were sold in 2022, according to the Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac (BNIC), the spirit’s trade organization. Only 2.8 percent, or about 5.95 million of them, were sold in France, with the remaining 97.2 percent exported to leading markets such as the United States, China, and elsewhere in Europe. How is it possible that the French don’t consume their own product, one with centuries of storied history? The article The Cognac Conundrum: Why the World’s Most Celebrated Brandy Is Ignored in Its Homeland appeared first on VinePair .
by Jake Emen20 viewsreading-about-drinkingcognacfrancespiritwine - news
The Allagash 2022 B Corp Report
The post The Allagash 2022 B Corp Report appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis25 viewsb-corporationsustainabilityinside-allagashphilanthropybeer-releases-and-brewery-newsblog - news
Episode 174 – Porr’s Great Beers
Stephen Porr has been brewing and YouTubing for years and by reputation making great beers. How good? Denny finds out! Plus we finally get a chance to try David James’ Czech Amber! Episode Links: Homebrewers Association: https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/experimental HomeBrewCon: https://www.homebrewcon.org/ Drekker – … Continue reading →
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Dark Mystery Belgian Dark Strong Ale
SJPorr provided Denny with a taste of several of his beers in Episode 174 Porr’s Great Beers. This is his Belgian Dark Strong brewed with a dried yeast – Mangrove Jack’s MJ27 Recipe Author: Stephen J Porr Beer Style: Belgian … Continue reading →
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Revolution Imperial Stout
SJPorr provided Denny with a taste of several of his beers in Episode 174 Porr’s Great Beers. This is a burly Imperial Stout – the sort you sip on while thinking thoughts of a brand new world. Recipe Author: Stephen … Continue reading →
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Falcon’s Prey IPA
SJPorr provided Denny with a taste of several of his beers in Episode 174 Porr’s Great Beers. This is a classic throwback IPA with all the malt touches and a nestload of Falconers Flight Hop Blend Recipe Author: Stephen J … Continue reading →
by Experimental-Brewing12 viewsrecipesipa - news
Jack Chapman: What to expect from 2022 Bordeaux
I am going out on a limb with this blog entry, to say that you probably don’t need me to tell you that Lafite, Mouton, Margaux and Haut-Brion will probably be exceptional in the 2022 releases. It is, by now, far from a secret that we’ve got an outstanding vintage on our hands. Indeed, the […]
by Jack Chapman22 views2022-bordeaux-en-primeurl-s-postbordeauxen-primeurfine-winefrance - news
Philipp’s Gin Of The Week – CRAFTER’S Wild Forest Gin
Another week passed… and another gin to be introduce… Today I present you the CRAFTERs Wild Forest Gin, which we will also present our guests during the GINferno Gin Tasting on April 21st and April 22nd. The name “Wild Forest” describes the gin very well. At the heart of this gin is a well-balanced trio […]
by Philipp10 viewsgin-of-the-week - news
Wild Ales For Spring
The post Wild Ales For Spring appeared first on Allagash Brewing Company .
by Brett Willis20 viewsinside-allagashbeer-pairing-recipes-and-morebloginterludecoolship-resurgamonce-upon-an-orchard - news
Fine Wines of North Carolina & Healthy Hope
This episode features Cathy and Dan McLaughlin creators of Our Wine Flights, founding members of Fine Wines of North Carolina and documentarians who filmed Healthy Hope! Cathy and Dan are passionate about helping people in the industry. By establishing the Fine Wines of North Carolina they are seeking to elevate the profile of North CarolinaContinue reading →
by Matt Kemberling20 viewspodcastcork-talk-season-5nc-wine - news
Dock Street Has Landed in New Jersey!
Just in time for an EPIC Summer in our beloved Sister State! Earlier this month, Dock Street and Cape Beverage Distributing announced our exciting new partnership, and we’re really hitting the ground running - in Mid-April, you can find Dock Street Summer Haze in Wegmans locations across the state, and that’s just the beginning. We’re also doing a tap takeover at Delaware Ave Oyster House in Beach Haven, NJ on April 20th, just ahead of the opening of their Terrace for the season, and we’ll be popping up there a couple more times this season with swag and new beers to try!
by Dock Street Brewery2 views - news
Amani Brewing – discovering a real gem
As the West Virginia Beer Roads crew travels the state visiting our little home-grown breweries, we find some real gems. One of those gems is Amani Brewing, located just outside Martinsburg in the Eastern Panhandle, which we recently visited. It… Continue Reading… The post Amani Brewing – discovering a real gem appeared first on BrilliantStream .
by Charles Bockway and Erin McCoy12 viewsbreweriespodcastwest-virginia - news
ACSA ELECTION RESULTS MARK SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR THAT A 100% WOMEN-LED BOARD WILL STEER A NATIONAL DRINKS INDUSTRY TRADE ASSOCIATION
Gina Holman, Kelly Woodcock, and Jessica Lemmon Elected President, Vice President, & Secretary/Treasurer, Board of Directors, Along with New Board Appointments WASHINGTON, DC (March 30, 2023) – The American Craft Spirits […] The post ACSA ELECTION RESULTS MARK SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR THAT A 100% WOMEN-LED BOARD WILL STEER A NATIONAL DRINKS INDUSTRY TRADE ASSOCIATION appeared first on Maryland Distillers Guild .
by Jim Bauckman8 viewsnews - news
Brew Files – 141 – Festival Brewing
The Brew Is Out There! Drew’s procrastination has caught up with him and now he’s gotta scramble to make beers in time for the Southern California Homebrewer’s Festival. What’s his plan and how can you do the same? Links: California … Continue reading →
by Experimental-Brewing25 viewsbrew-filespodcast - news
Reviewing – 2020 Viña Garcés Silva Amayna Sauvignon Blanc – Episode #118
Welcome to the 7th of 8 Chilean Sauvignon Blanc reviews. In this episode I’m reviewing the 2020 Viña Garcés Silva Amayna Sauvignon Blanc. This is a free sample provided to me and I have no restrictions on how I review it. Links for the show:
by Mark Fusco21 viewswwtvcertified-sommelierchilechilean-winegarces-silvagarces-silva-family-vineyards
