It’s no secret that the non-alcoholic (NA) drinks space has exploded in recent years, spurred on by trends like zebra striping and younger generations leaning into a culture of moderation. The soaring popularity has done wonders for innovation, pushing the category beyond what was once a handful of botanical waters and tinctured juices to full-fledged, …
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Keith Beavers isn’t just the host of the “Wine 101” podcast. As he mentions at the beginning of every episode, he’s also VinePair’s tasting director, but what does that really mean? In short, it means he drinks a lot of wine. Like a lot. Throughout the year, he and VinePair’s assistant editor Hannah Staab taste …
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Scotland may not be a big country but for a nation roughly the size of Maine, it’s home to an impressive number of whisky distilleries. And thanks to the diversity among distilleries and their respective regions, we have access to a vast array of Scotch expressions that range from light and floral to rich, smoky, …
Flexibility and throughput are indispensable for success in logistics warehouses today. According to Benchmark International, e-commerce sales are projected to hit $6.3 trillion globally by 2024. Logistics providers face escalating pressures to meet high-speed delivery expectations and manage unpredictable market dynamics. Logistics warehouses that prioritize flexibility, operational efficiency, and throughput will be able to secure …
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Vivat Bacchus Vivat Bacchus, a top South African restaurant in London, has announced a partnership with the Africa College Foundation to transform the lives of underprivileged youth in South Africa. The collaboration kicks off with a charity dinner and auction on World Education Day, Friday 24 January 2025, at the restaurant’s Farringdon location. As part …
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Dogs could help winemakers combat pests and spot vine diseases. Specially trained dogs could help winemakers to sniff out damaging vineyard pests and diseases, new research has suggested. Dogs helped their handlers to detect eggs of the invasive spotted lanternfly in a study led by Cornell University researchers, published at the end of December. Dia, …
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Alecia Moore, Winemaker and Two Wolves Wine Founder, Announced as Keynote Speaker for 2025 Unified Wine & Grape Symposium: The Unified Wine and Grape Symposium is proud to welcome Alecia Moore, winemaker and founder of Two Wolves Wine, as the keynote luncheon speaker to kick off the 2025 show on Tuesday, January 28…
As the wine industry continues to pander to the younger generations, our US editor suspects it’s just a case of wait and see.
Trying to attract new wine drinkers is a sensible policy, but how young do some campaigns want them to be?
Wineries are dangerous workplaces, but bravado prevents workers from making too many complaints.