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Branford Beer Wars
By Vinnie Penn on March 13, 2015
What’s going on in Branford, Connecticut? One would think that the very small shoreline town less than an hour from the Rhode Island border could...
The Hues of Red Wine
By Jay Munson on February 17, 2015
Standing in front of you, a hundred plus bottles of red wine from cabs and merlots, to sauvignons and all in-betweens, all screaming “pick me,...
The Future of Craft Beer: Where Things Are Going and Why It Matters
By Diana Bocco on February 17, 2015
There’s never been a better time for craft beer. With so many micro and nanobreweries coming to life around the country, craft beer is enjoying...
Pop the Sparkling! But Which One? Champagne vs. Prosecco vs. Sparkling Wine
By Kristine Abrams Gresh on January 23, 2015
It’s almost Valentine’s Day. Popping a bottle of bubbly seems to be the thing to do. Although (personally speaking) anytime is a good time for...
Magnolia Brewing Combines Artisan Sourcing and High Quality Brewing
By Diana Bocco on January 16, 2015
San Francisco-based Magnolia Brewing is known for its British-influenced and cask-conditioned ales, as well as balanced, lower-alcohol session beers. Magnolia Brewing is committed to local...
5 Beer Trends That Look Like They’re Sticking Around For 2015
By Kristine Abrams Gresh on January 16, 2015
Home brewing Over the past few years, home brewing has become quite popular. Beer drinkers know what they like in a beer, and are making...
Rare Beers and Why Unusual Flavors Are In Right Now
By Diana Bocco on December 8, 2014
If you’re not afraid to try some outlandish ingredients, you’re in luck. There are many unusual flavors of craft beers out there – and some...
The Great Debate – Oak Wine Barrels or Stainless Steel Wine Drums?
By Cheryl Fallon on December 8, 2014
Ask any winemaker about their views on which is better – oak wine barrels or stainless steel drums – and you will receive a strong...
San Diego’s Oldest Vineyard and Winery
By Jeanette Swanson on December 7, 2014
Located in San Diego’s Rancho Bernardo neighborhood is the city’s oldest operating vineyard and winery. Purchased in 1927 from five business owners on a Spanish...

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