How to Spot a Boutique Winery – and Why It Matters
Shady Lane Cellars takes a high-quality, hands-on approach to sustainable winemaking as Harvest Season begins SUTTONS BAY, MICH. (Sept. 18, 2024) – When it comes to choosing a bottle at your […]
September 2024
Hard seltzers bubbling with innovation
Ahead of National Hard Seltzer Day on Sept. 20, here are a few new products shaking things up in the seltzer category.
We Asked 11 Brewers: What’s the Most Underrated Midwest Brewery? (2024)
The Midwest is having a moment. Between the superstar rise of popstar Chappell Roan (a.k.a. the Midwest Princess) to the vice presidential nomination of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the region is present in pop culture more than ever. It also happens to be home to some of the beer industry’s heaviest hitters: Molson Coors is …
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The One Bourbon You Should Bring Home From Every State
Bourbon doesn’t have to be made in Kentucky. In fact, bourbon is now made in every state and some U.S. territories. And while it’s probably a stretch to call bourbon “America’s native spirit” — that title could equally go to apple brandy or rye whiskey — it’s certainly a distinctly American product anyone in the …
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Champions Radar – Decarbonization Technologies for the Chemical Industry
As the pressure mounts yearly for the chemical industry to become more sustainable, more companies are defining net-zero objectives and clear decarbonization plans. Major chemical companies have set clear plans to heavily reduce their carbon footprint by 2030 and reach net-zero by 2050. The industry will certainly go through deep changes in the upcoming decade …
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8 of the Best Red Wines From Italy’s Puglia
It says something when a well-known TV series about Italian food, in an episode about Puglia, ignores the wines of the region in the heel of the boot of southern Italy. Pasta, bread, olives, fish, meats? All well represented. But the wines? Not a single word. As I watched, I thought how appropriate some of …
The VinePair Podcast: A Conversation With the First Family of Bourbon
It doesn’t take a whiskey connoisseur to know Jim Beam Bourbon. Even before the category’s explosive growth, there was Jim Beam. The brand’s long history — dating back to the late 18th century — and family heritage has made it a global icon; it’s the best-selling bourbon in the world and continues to inspire and …
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New stocks of lauded Château Latour 2009 released
A view towards Château Latour’s vineyard tower. Château Latour 2009 has been acclaimed as one of the best wines in a top Bordeaux vintage, and the first growth estate released fresh stocks from its cellars on Tuesday (17 September). Around 12,000 bottles of Latour 2009 were part of the latest release and were priced at …
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The Cocktail College Podcast: Mastering Reposado Cocktails
“Cocktail College” is brought to you today by Tequila Herradura. Listener, let’s turn back the clock all the way to 1870 — the year that Casa Herradura was first registered as an official distillery. Now, a new facility has more recently been built next door on the same site, but I highlight that because every …
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Afternoon Brief, September 17
Molecularly Imprinted Polymers Successfully Remove Smoke Taint in Wine: Wine science researchers from the University of Adelaide have found that a tailor-made polymer developed in New Zealand could hold the key to removing smoke taint in wine…