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Is Blue Wine Real? Spain Winery Gïk Fined For Violating Alcohol Regulations
By cbadmin on March 7, 2017
Click here to view original web page at www.ibtimes.com Blue isn’t typically a color used to describe wine, and it never will be if Spain’s...
7 Beer & Shot Pairings for Your Next Boilermaker
By cbadmin on March 7, 2017
Click here to view original web page at www.tastingtable.com Every hardworking chap knows the sweet relief a cold beer and a strong shot can bring...
25 most important American craft beers ever
By cbadmin on March 7, 2017
Click here to view original web page at www.myajc.com Food & Wine had a great idea. I’m borrowing it. Last month, the magazine asked 21...
Four reasons to drink beer with your breakfast
By cbadmin on March 2, 2017
Click here to view original web page at www.latimes.com Bloody Marys and mimosas may be typical go-to tipples during boozy breakfasts and brunches, but...
What is ‘wild’ yeast, and why is it all the rage in wine, beer and cider?
By cbadmin on February 28, 2017
CRYSTAL LUXMORE Special to The Globe and Mail Published Monday, Feb. 27, 2017 3:13PM EST Last updated Monday, Feb. 27, 2017 3:13PM ES Click here...
Where does ‘craft’ sit in soft drinks? – Comment
By cbadmin on February 28, 2017
By Richard Corbett | 28 February 2017 While the term craft continues to dominate many areas of the drinks industry, the soft drinks category appears...
Pillsbury Wine: From Movie-Making to Award-Winning Wines
By cbadmin on February 27, 2017
Sam Pillsbury, owner, and winegrower at the Pillsbury Wine Company comes from a background of filmmaking and screenplay writing in New Zealand – a far...
St. Barthelemy Cellars: A Port-Only Winery Defining the Odds
By cbadmin on February 27, 2017
Bart Barthelemy, Proprietor, and Winemaker of St. Barthelemy Cellars started his port-only winery against all odds. After all, Napa is most famous for its Cabernet...
Heaven Hill: From Prohibition to World’s Supplier
By cbadmin on February 27, 2017
Family-owned distillery Heaven Hill is one of the largest alcohol suppliers in the country. Not only do they produced some distilled spirits, but they are...
Woody Creek Distillers: Keeping Things Clean for Top Quality
By cbadmin on February 27, 2017
When it comes to distilling spirits, Woody Creek has one goal: “to make nothing but the finest craft spirits, each with a unique taste and...
Two Brothers Brewing: Built on a Stubborn Streak and a Dream
By cbadmin on February 23, 2017
Click here to view original web page at www.craftbeer.com by MATHEW POWERS Twenty years ago, Two Brothers Brewing didn’t operate four establishments, nor could it boast countless...
Wine Guy: Tired of the same old California reds?
By cbadmin on February 22, 2017
Click here to view original web page at gazette.com By: Rich Mauro Special to The GazetteFebruary 22, 2017 Although cabernet sauvignon, merlot and pinot noir...
BrewDog opens brewery in competitive central Ohio beer market
By cbadmin on February 21, 2017
by Ben Garbarek Click here to view original web page at abc6onyourside.com Monday, February 20th 2017 CANAL WINCHESTER, Ohio (WSYX/WTTE) — Scottish brewery BrewDog opened its...
Decanted: A Winemaker’s Journey
By cbadmin on February 21, 2017
Click here to view original web page at www.pastemagazine.com Amy Glynn is an award-winning poet and essayist with complicated, mixed feelings about adaptations. In addition...
Sonoma Valley growth sparks debate over area’s future
By cbadmin on February 20, 2017
Click here to view original web page at www.pressdemocrat.com CLARK MASON A half-dozen proposed projects in the upper Sonoma Valley are sparking a debate over growth...