Bourbon Loses its Charm Overseas
The sale of Four Roses Bourbon to Gallo suggests Japanese owners might be losing faith in American whiskey.
February 2026
5 Jobs in Whiskey You’ve Never Heard Of
With hundreds of millions of bottles produced every year, the global whiskey industry is enormous, valued at approximately $28 billion. While production is led by countries like Scotland and the United States — both of which produce whiskey in a number of styles — Irish, Japanese, and other world whiskeys are popular in their own …
Footballer Breaks Out the Good Stuff
A Spanish soccer player enjoyed an enviable few bottles while watching the game on TV with friends.
The Shadowy World of West Bank Wine
Wine isn’t just a beverage in Israel and Palestine – it’s also another front in the unending battle between the two polities.
📺FIRST ‘CUSTOMERS’ visit the vineyard
We got a visit from our family in Australia! #wine #bordeaux #bordeauxwine #australia #naturalwine #vineyard #farming #viticulture
📺Wine Tasting and Seafood Foraging with Andre Mack and Claire King | Stories from Nimmo Bay
Join Nimmo Bay owners Fraser and Becky, Nimmo Bay sommelier Claire King, and sommelier and winemaker Andre Mack on a culinary adventure foraging for BC prawn…
📺Mastering Wine Service: A Waiter’s Guide to Wine Knowledge
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on wine service! 🍷 Whether you’re a seasoned server or just starting in the restaurant industry, this video will give you…
Michael Saunders: ‘Cheap wine is sort of a misnomer, almost’
Michael Saunders: ‘Cheap wine is sort of a misnomer, almost’
Afternoon Brief, February 6
Kirin Sells Four Roses Bourbon to Gallo Winery for $775 Million: The historic bourbon Four Roses brand joins Gallo’s expanding spirits portfolio…
Energy Is No Longer an Overhead – It’s a Supply Chain Constraint
For decades, energy sat quietly in the background of supply chain operations. It showed up in utility bills, fuel surcharges, and cost-to-serve models, but rarely shaped network design or operational strategy. That era is over. Energy has become a defining constraint in modern supply chains. Rising costs, grid instability, decarbonization mandates, and geopolitical volatility are …
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