When the holiday season rolls around, choosing the perfect gift for the drinks lovers in our lives is no easy feat. There are endless amounts of amazing wine and spirits to choose from — not to mention the sheer amount of gadgets and stunning glassware on the market these days. But for the curious drinker …
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I had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Takiar, who leads Delta’s third-party risk management program, to explore how Interos.ai supports Delta’s procurement and risk objectives. Delta’s procurement footprint is vast; its annual spend exceeds $30B and is organized across several distinct domains: technical procurement (aircraft and bolted-on components), fuel procurement, and corporate procurement (the …
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Palmer Vineyards may not have the kind of buzz that some wineries on eastern Long Island command. Founded in 1983 by Robert Palmer, the property on the North Fork is now owned by the Massoud Family, owners of the higher-profile Paumanok Vineyards 20 minutes away. But a taste of Palmer’s 2015 Old Roots Merlot says …
If you’ve been fortunate enough to experience a Feast of the Seven Fishes dinner, you’ve never forgotten it. Like many food and drink rituals steeped in nostalgia, the origin story of the Feast of the Seven Fishes is about as clear as a bottle of Brunello di Montalcino. Ask any Italian-American and they might assume …
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This year’s 50 Best Spirits list comes at a most interesting, if not scary time in the beverage alcohol world. U.S. whiskey volumes declined 4.1 percent last year, the first meaningful drop in the category since its current renaissance. There’s a glut of Scotch. Japanese whisky has supposedly peaked. Tequila is still mired in additive-free …
Born to do it Leader: Amy Wislocki, Magazine Editor My father started his own business, a haulage contractor firm, in the year of my birth. I think he hoped, as it grew from a single lorry to a fleet, that one day he would pass it on to one of his three daughters. In the …
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NAPA / SONOMA, CALIFORNIA |December 1, 2025: Wednesday, December 3, 2025, from 3:00 – 5:30 p.m. the Napa | Sonoma chapter of Women for WineSense’s (WWS) Winemaking & Viticulture Roundtable will […]
100% of Certified Growers Eliminate Glyphosate Use Across 6,000 Acres; Sets New Standard for Wine Industry Leadership NAPA, CA, UNITED STATES, December 2, 2025 – Napa Green, a leading wine […]
Napa Green Achieves Historic Milestone – All Member Vineyards Successfully Phase Out Roundup: Napa Green has achieved a groundbreaking milestone: all 56 member growers have successfully eliminated the use of Roundup and glyphosate-based products across 101 Napa Green Certified Vineyard properties totaling 6,000 acres—meeting the ambitious deadline set at the end of 2023…
Explore the best of Traverse City, Michigan! We visit the historic Mission Point Lighthouse on the 45th parallel, taste premium wine at Black Star Farms, and…