There is nothing like harnessing the energy of a user conference to outline a bold vision for a transforming world. In that vein, Blue Yonder’s ICON 2025 didn’t disappoint. Hosted at the Gaylord in Nashville the week harnessed the theme of machine speed and precision across connected supply chain processes. As you would expect, major emphasis …
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Splitting the check after dinner has been pretty commonplace for a while now. Whether it be divvying up items depending on who ordered them or dividing the bill evenly among the table, restaurant staff have likely split checks any number of ways in accordance with guests’ requests. But what about some of the more unconventional …
Is It Annoying to Request Food and Drink on Separate Checks at Restaurants? Read More »
When the World Beer Cup announced its list of winners earlier this month, the beer industry had plenty to talk about. Among the kudos for the medalists at the big international competition, as well as the commiserations for those who didn’t make the cut, brewers and beer insiders couldn’t help noticing that one award seemed …
A World Beer Cup ESB Gold for Sierra Nevada Pale Ale? We’re as Confused as You Are. Read More »
Is democracy the safest form of government, or might autocracy have its merits? Is prosperity best assured through free-trade, or through protectionism? All urgent questions at present, affecting wine as they affect everything else; the responses are consequential. So much so… that I’ll leave those answers to you. I have a different dichotomy to discuss; …
I grew up near Napa Valley in California, and I’ve bopped around the wineries and vineyards there alongside my parents for as long as I can remember. Seeing the magic of winemaking, the blending of art and science, and the lifestyle of a glass of wine among friends inspired me to become a wine writer. …
Cakebread Changed My Mind About My Home-State Wines Read More »
There’s a widespread misconception that beer is more fattening than other alcoholic beverages. Pretty much everyone is familiar with the term “beer belly,” but “bourbon belly” or “Beaujolais belly” haven’t entered the lexicon of American slang. Sure, beer is typically consumed in larger quantities than other types of booze, and its carbonation can lead to …
Miller Lite, a brand of Chicago-based Molson Coors Beverage Co., and Kingsford, Oakland, Calif., are heating summer up once again with the return of the Kingsford x Miller Lite Beercoal, charcoal briquets made with real beer.
PORTLAND, Ore. (May 16, 2025) – The Willamette Valley Wineries Association (WVWA) is thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of the Ninth Annual Willamette Valley Wine Auction, held May 14–15, […]
Wine Sales Symposium Delivers Strategies for Success: The 2025 Wine Sales Symposium, produced by Wine Industry Network (WIN), proved to be an unparalleled platform for learning, networking, charting the course towards success in the dynamic world of wine sales to its more than 300 attendees.
Olympia London – May 19th –21st 2025 – Booth K34B May 16, 2025 — Ventiventi Winery is pleased to announce its participation in the London Wine Fair 2025, taking place from May […]