Paso Robles, CA – May 6th, 2025 — LANDSBY Wines proudly announces its official debut—a boutique wine label born from the land and driven by the shared vision of husband-and-wife […]
BMC reports that, after surpassing 36.4 billion gallons in 2022, total liquid refreshment beverage volume slipped to 36 billion gallons in 2023 before climbing to almost 36.4 billion gallons in 2024.
Grand Prairie, Texas, May 7, 2025—Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC), one of the nation’s leading wine and spirits distributors, is proud to announce its expanded partnership with Vineyard Brands into […]
The inaugural three-day live auction will revolve around large-format bottles from Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Pétrus, Mouton Rothschild, Lafite Rothschild, Cheval Blanc, among others. May 7, 2025 (New York) — […]
May 7, 2025 — Hampshire-based wine estate, Black Chalk has appointed Neil Irvine in the newly created role of Sales Director. He will take up the position on 19th May. […]
Report highlights unique strengths of San Diego County’s wine industry including establishment of new San Diego County AVA, 3.6% increase in new wineries, 3% growth in wine-related jobs, and 57 […]
New Apriel Nemotron 15B reasoning model delivers lower latency, lower inference costs, and faster agentic AI—purpose built for performance, cost, and scale ServiceNow brings accelerated data processing to Workflow Data Fabric with the integration of NVIDIA NeMo microservices, driving a closed‑loop data flywheel process that enhances model accuracy and personalized user experiences LAS VEGAS – …
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Whether kicking off a long-awaited vacation or trying to unwind, people like to drink when they fly. Often that means your standard drinks-cart offerings like wine, beer, or spirits and mixers. But sometimes, depending on the carrier and how much you’ve shelled out for a ticket, it can mean a much nicer selection. And for …
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For generations, draft beer in the U.S. was mostly just that: beer that was drawn (or “drafted”) from a tap. It was simple and usually pretty good, so widely recognized as better than beer packaged for retail that big breweries occasionally played tricks with the name, offering bottles and cans of products like Miller Genuine …
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Tequila production is often a family affair, and as such, it becomes a tradition that’s passed on from generation to generation. One legacy brand paves the way for another, allowing young distillers to break into the industry with the tools and knowledge they need to succeed. It’s a trajectory that rings true with the story …