The new year has arrived and with it comes the return of Dry January. Whether you’re partaking in the yearly tradition, looking to dip a toe into the realm of zebra striping, or simply want to learn how to craft better non-alcoholic cocktails from one of the best in the business, this episode has you …
The Cocktail College Podcast: Techniques: Non-Alcoholic Cocktails (re-run) Read More »
We’ve all been there: It’s a crucial step in a high-pressure recipe and you need to add a cup of wine to the pan, pronto. But you look in the fridge and there’s no wine to be found. (And you’re not about to open any cherished bottles from your cellar to waste on the Tuesday …
Ask a Chef: What’s the Best Substitute for Wine in a Recipe? Read More »
The new year has arrived and so has the new wave of noteworthy news coming out of the supply chain space. Last year there were widespread strikes of ports on the East Coast, they were halted by a bandaid solution but the United States Maritime Alliance is set to resume contract negotiations on January 7th. …
Supply Chain & Logistics News Round-Up (December 30th 2024- January 2nd 2025) Read More »
After 60 episodes of award-winning journalism covering modern beer history, this is the final episode of “Taplines.” As a goodbye, we’re ending things where we started them with a discussion with our first-ever guest, Maureen Ogle, inimitable historian and author of “Ambitious Brew.” But while we might be turning the clock back guest-wise, our topic …
Every year, hundreds of drinks cross the palates of the VinePair staff. From luxurious wines produced in under-the-radar regions to highly technical cocktail creations from some of the world’s top bars, it’s been a busy year of tasting. But beyond impressing with its balance, innovation, and sheer deliciousness, what can truly make a drink stand …
The VinePair Podcast: Our Favorite Drinks of 2024 Read More »
The Super Tuscans have rightly earned their place as some of Italy’s greatest wines, however, there’s more to Tuscany if you know where to look.
Well folks, it finally happened. In 2024, the number of craft breweries that closed was bigger than the number of those that opened. With respect to all the breweries that went out of business last year: This is fine. This had to happen. Frankly, it should’ve happened already. The bubble hasn’t burst, craft beer isn’t …
Craft Brewing’s ‘Painful Period of Rationalization’ Is Here. Finally. Read More »
Château Miraval estate in 2008, when Pitt and Jolie began renting the property – before later acquiring it. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have reportedly agreed to settle their long-running divorce proceedings, but there continued to be uncertainty regarding a separate dispute over Provence vineyard estate Château Miraval. Angelina Jolie’s lawyer, James Simon, told People …
Pitt and Jolie settle divorce but vineyard fate uncertain Read More »
Millions of People Stop Drinking in Dry January. But How Does It Impact the Alcohol Industry? Dry January has been an opportunity for people to cut back on the amount of alcohol they drink. In recent years the popularity of this tradition has ballooned in the US alongside a broader sober curious movement led by …
Mendota Heights, MN – January 2, 2025 – Prestige Beverage Group today announces the addition of the renowned German Riesling portfolio of Weingut Dr. H. Thanisch, Erben Müller-Burggraef to its portfolio. Dr. […]